If you travel with a pet, expect the unexpected. That is, if you have a 6 kg poodle, when you book the room, you are told the hotel is pet friendly, but buried somewhere at the end of terms and conditions, there is a catch. The hotel 'may' chose to charge extra for a pet. Turning up late at night, I did not want to argue, but I was asked to pay additional 50 Zl fee for our little dog to stay. I explained that this was not mentioned anywhere, but got a very blunt "Sorry, that's our rules" - This pet fee is over 17% of the entire room fee for the night. Essentially, you are not told by anyone at the time of booking what the fee is, and its up to the hotel to charge you whatever they deem is required when you turn up for the night. The room was clean, but the fit out is one of the cheapest I've ever seen. Electrical wires running on the inside wall (apparently trendy) and there is a lot of noise between the floors (pre-war building, cheaply converted to a hotel on the inside) The wooden floor squeak and the noise coming from above and below was disturbing. Outside you have a "parking area" full of mud and next to a building which is abandoned and looks like about to collapse. To park there, is at an additional fee (again, not mentioned during the booking) - There is nothing interesting in the area and the Friday night room fee is as much as any other decent hotel in a more central district.

Absolutely charming hotel nestled in the heart of old Praga. It has just the right amount of old mixed with new, that it creates the most pleasant ambiance. I was not a hotel guest, so couldn’t check the amenities, but the rooms look really great! Almost like lofts. The restaurant is very spacious with a beautiful ‚winter garden’... Pricing is in the higher range, but experience is really great.

Beautifully reformed old building, brick walls, pleasantly refurbished and decorated, very comfortable. I enjoyed the buffet breakfast, all high quality and well presented. The restaurant space is lovely, with lights and lots of plants. I'll definitely come back

Very nice hotel with friendly staff. The prices are reasonable. The personal is English-speaking. It's perfect for the business trip and for the rest with children. The restaurant is also fine and not expensive. I can recommend this hotel. For the payment you need to use the banking cards or zloty. The casch in US-Dollar or euro wasn't accepted. Have a pleasant stay in this hotel! Only for the information!! The district is not suitable for the walking in the evening.

Really lovely industrial-chic hotel in quirky Praga. Very warm, comfy, inviting and pleasing.

One of my favorite places to have ever stayed. Absolutely gorgeous atmosphere. The staff was amazing. If you want a luxurious and creatively elegant experience in Warsaw - this is your space! Location is also amazing!

Stayed a couple of years ago, beautiful apartments, close to public transport, clean and quirky, recommended.

Serioiusy cute rooms! All of them different! Will intend to stay whenever I pass through

quite unusual in terms of interior design; vintage with raw and outdated materials; very clean and located in the old part of Warsaw. I like it very much.

Stylish venue. This neighbourhood used to be rough apparently (the taxi driver warned us). But it seems like it's been taken over by hipsters. This hotel could be safely described as a hipster heaven. I found it interesting

The hotel is really nice with a very helpful staff. Unfortunately the room I stayed (its called room New York), was unbearably hot during our stay, wich made my nights very uncomfortable. They provided a second fan but still didn't help. But overall, I had a nice experience.

It was a nice stay, friendly staff, clean and cool room

I had a great experience at this hotel. In particular, Barbara was amazing. She patiently gave me great tips for exploring Warsaw and was just an excellent person to represent the hotel. I stayed in the Golden Gate room. WOW. Totally my vibe. Industrial, spacious, top floor and comfortable. No question, I will stay at Stalowa 52 exclusively whenever I return.

Quirky and stylish with friendly, helpful and polite staff. The neighborhood is nothing special, but it's quiet. Our room was large, the bathroom massive. Breakfast was very nice. Internet is a bit slow, but fast enough for Twitter and browsing. I doubt if 3 mbs is good enough for teleworking or netflix. Overall, definitely good value for money.

Great atmosphere, the rooms are all very unique, and a nice restaurant as well. In the morning breakfast is fine though nothing special if you are looking for the best culinary experience. If you use uber to get around the location works quite well too.

The hostel is great, really. It is just as nice and spacious as it looks on the pictures and I have no complaints about the staff. Many polish hostels seem unable to switch off switch off the radiators during the night and this one is no exception. The area is not as shiny as the places around the old town and it looks a bit sketchy at night. But I found it quite interesting and with the new metro line being built, this is maybe the district with the most development to expect in the coming years. That all being said, I have seen quite a share of good hostels in Warsaw and this is the one I liked best so far.