Hotel Chmielna Warsaw

Friendly stuff, close to railway station Warszawa Centralna, cozy room.

No kettle in the room. The coffeemaker at the reception didn't work.

Great location, friendly staff, clean and comfortable, good for 1-2 nights

One significant inconvenience was that the windows were locked, and considering how tiny the room was, it became extremely difficult to breathe. The lack of fresh air caused dizziness and breathing difficulties, which is not acceptable from a health and safety perspective. In such a small enclosed space, proper ventilation is essential, so for me this seems like a serious issue that should be addressed. It is a pity, because apart from this issue everything else was truly good

Fantastic location and my room was spotlessly clean

Noting at all

Location and the reception staff were the best. Location: The hotel is in the backyard of the nice street, where you find food shops and cafes, leading to another street block, with even better eateries, leading to the main road. The backyard was quiet even at night. The receptionist was very friendly and kind.

There were a few 'hit and miss' elements in the room: USB charger box worked at first when switched the TV on, but then I removed the phone once and re-tried again, it did not work anymore no matter what and how many times I tried. Thankfully I brought my charger plug and a power plug converter with me, I used the socket behind the night table to charge my phone. The light switch for the bathroom did not work to turn off the light straight away sometimes, not sure if it meant to be time-lagged switch but a slight buzzing while the light is on was a bit disturbing until eventually it switched off after a few ten minutes. The room door lock was by an electronic card which worked fine, however, there was no 2nd locking device from the inside like a swing lock, did not feel very secure. The shower head dropped off the bracket when I tuned off the hot water, presumably due to the inner pressure change. It could have been a dangerous incident if my head was right under there.