Hotel Gromada Warszawa Centrum

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Steve D. Benitez

5/5Google· 2 weeks ago

This hotel surprised me. It’s modern and cozy. The room was comfortable size with good design but no coffee machine. However coffee is free at the lobby so you go and grab one 24/7. The switches are confusing though. I had to figure how to work on turning in the lights. The AC control was also not easy to maneuver but luckily it was cold so I didn’t have to worry. The bed was comfortable. The location was good too. Around 30 minute walk to the old twin square but the walk was pleasant. You are already in a part of old town but at the fringe. Do walking to old town square is already part of old town itself. Lots of cafes and inference shops. I’ll stay here again.

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marywD2445IC

5/5Tripadvisor· a month ago

We enjoyed every aspect of our 2 night stay in mid September. The staff were also helpful (thankfully spoke very good English) and accommodated our requests …. which were very few, because everything was already taken care of! The coffee bar was amazing, the 7th floor lounge was beautiful even on a rainy evening. We had a little fun, trying to figure out how to watch TV from our phones, but we didn’t spend that much time in the room to worry about it. The location was perfect for running around to see sights and have great choices in restaurants..

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Trip.com Member

5/5Trip.com· 5 months ago

Love this hotel so much.The design is great and super cozy.The location is good which u can find Italian restaurant in the hotel, Vietnamese or Indian restaurant in front of the hotel. You can get tea or coffee just at the lobby everyday before you leave, appreciate it!I will highly recommend it.One thing if I have to complain is the pillow which is not comfy. I have neck pain because of that. :( but still other than that, I’m satisfied!

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Samuel

2/5Google· a month ago

We had the same issue as in the Pure Hotel in Posan. Service was great, hotel is very nice and has cool facilities, very chic. These two hotels (Posnan and Centrum) do not have A/C; they say they do but it really doesn't work, it a very faint fan running. They have the "eco-friendly" nonsense which is basically a trick for them to save money on the electric bill. We asked about the A/C not working and kept telling us that it was indeed working and that it takes half hour to kick in- We waited and waited for the cool air and never came. We were boiling in the room so the only thing they offered was a fan - which we thought it was odd they offered right away, as if though, this was a common thing, and it was/is. We later confirmed with our previous experience at the Hotel Puro in Posnan that the whole thing is just like those hotels bragging about the "eco-friendly" thing but in reality is just simple; they want to save money on the electric bill on the customers’ back. Our room, which was very nice; windows all over, nice views, had paper-thin walls so we could hear all night the bagging from above and next door. It is a cute hotel; rooms are nice and food is great. The staff were great and friendly; rooms were clean and nice. The only negative was the A/C thing and I'm really not into cold or freezing rooms but to sleep I need at least some air movement and this was not the case. We tried opening the windows but it was summer and hot out so we had no other choice but to power through it. I hope they fix that because I really enjoy my stay and has potential.

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Gabi MunozM.

4/5Google· a month ago

PURO Hotel Warsaw Centrum New, modern and with a very cosmopolitan atmosphere. Ideal for both business trips and holidays, as its location makes it very easy to walk to many places. The metro is also very close and takes you directly to the airport, with a stop right by the main square. The bathrooms are small, but practical, and the rooms are not particularly large either, although perfectly comfortable and big enough to spend a few days exploring the city. Great location, great atmosphere and a very good option for staying in Warsaw.

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Emre Guler

4/5Google· 3 months ago

I stayed at PURO Warszawa Centrum for two nights during my trip to Warsaw, and overall I had a very positive experience. The hotel has a modern design, a welcoming atmosphere, and a strong focus on technology. Its biggest advantage is definitely the location. The central railway station, shopping areas, cafés, and many restaurants are all within a 3–5 minute walk. However, after spending two full days exploring Warsaw, I realized that, as a solo traveler, I spent most of my time around the Old Town. If I visit Warsaw again, I would probably choose a hotel closer to that area. That said, the Old Town is still only about a 15–20 minute walk away. The room was comfortable and perfectly adequate for two people, although it may feel a bit tight if you're travelling with two large suitcases. One feature I really appreciated was that almost everything in the room—from the lighting to the curtains—could be controlled through a tablet. It gave the room a modern and well-designed feel. The bed was very comfortable, but unfortunately I can't say the same about the pillows. They were extremely soft, and since there were no alternative pillow options available, I ended up stacking three pillows together just to get enough support. That was probably the only part of my sleep experience that wasn't particularly comfortable. The biggest drawback for me was the air conditioning system. The room temperature is centrally controlled, and guests can only make very limited adjustments. It's also not possible to completely switch off the ventilation. I stayed here between 10 and 12 July, when the weather in Warsaw was rainy and surprisingly cold, especially in the evenings. Because the ventilation kept running, the room became uncomfortably cold during the night. The hotel staff kindly provided an extra blanket, which certainly helped, and I appreciated their willingness to assist. While I understand and support environmentally friendly energy policies, room temperature is a very personal preference, and I believe guests should have more control over it. To be honest, this is the only reason I would hesitate to stay here again. Apart from that, the hotel has an excellent Italian restaurant on the ground floor and a lovely rooftop bar that is perfect for relaxing with a drink after a day of sightseeing. The staff were consistently friendly, professional, and helpful throughout my stay. I also liked the complimentary coffee machine in the lobby, available for all guests. It's a small gesture, but having a good cup of coffee before heading out or after returning to the hotel definitely adds to the overall guest experience. Overall, PURO Warszawa Centrum is a stylish, modern hotel with an excellent location, great staff, and thoughtful amenities. If having complete control over your room temperature isn't a priority, I would happily recommend it to anyone visiting Warsaw.

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Amir Weitz

5/5Google· a month ago

The location is great. Very close to some of the sites in Warsaw, close to shops and restaurants. The stuff was very friendly and professional. Breakfast buffet was very good with lots of choices for every diet. Rooms were quite, modern, clean and very comfortable. Gym and spa are quite good as well and don't miss the bar at the 7th floor.

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zdzislaw stal

5/5Google· a month ago

Really beautiful modern hotel. The hotel's location is great, very close to everything in the very center of Warsaw. The hotel staff were very pleasant, smiling, and friendly—always ready to help. The hotel room was very clean and comfortable, with plenty of wardrobes and shelves for clothes. Definitely will recommend stsy here. 👍