Internet not working. TV only local channels. But big clean room with good bath. A little Soviet and I did not understand the advance payment policy when I checked in at After midnght. Decent breakfast and it was a perfect location for me. Easy to get back to Domodedovo Airport. Eat Russian-Japanese food in house restaurant and a Burgerking outside.

The hotel hasn't been renovated since 15 years. Furniture shabby, really unfriendly staff. Even the backyard rooms are noisy due to all the aircon generators. To the front-side there is a MAYOR intersection, on the groundfloor a smelly Burger King place .. Staff didn't notice commie times are over. --> avoid under all circumstances

Booked this place because it is convenient to my reps office and our customers (Come to Moscow on business). Had an issue with the massive curtains that are the only form of shade in the room not closing properly, but it was fixed quickly. Breakfast was OK, but again, nothing special. Place is decent, but nothing special. Right near a... More

As others have noted, it's hard to find a good room for a decent price in Moscow. This hotel fits the bill. The room was clean, spacious, and relatively quiet with the windows closed. (It overlooks a busy intersection prone to lots of horn honking, but the windows are pretty well insulated.) The included breakfast was good enough--eggs, meat, cereals,... More

My first time in Moscow, and really struggled to find a hotel at a reasonable price, but this one fits the bill. Rooms are clean, pleasant, and the hotel feels safe and friendly. One tip - it took me a bit of time to find as I went out of the oktyabrskaya metro station exit on Leninsky prospect: the hotel... More

I've stayed twice in the Hotel Warsaw, most recently in August 2011. This is a spartan but clean hotel. Breakfast is included and is an eclectic mix by US standards but is reasonably good. The hotel is quite and well located. It sits on top of a Metro station so it is easy to get around the city. Having stayed... More

This was my 3rd stay at the Warsaw. Typical Soviet style building with grumpy security guards. The counter staff were very helpful and convinced me to use the Metro to get to Old Arbat for some shopping. The Warsaw has a great location. About 30 minute walk to the Kremlin and another 10 minutes to Red Square. About 40 minutes... More

We spent three nights at this hotel in September 2008, paying Rubles 5200 per night for a double room with breakfast, through an online booking service based in Leninksy Prospekt. The Hotel Varshawa's advantages are: - reasonably priced for location (2 metro stops from city centre or you can walk to the Kremlin in about 30-40 minutes) - right next... More

For a high priced city like Russia, you could spend far more money for far less hotel. These are nice rooms with clean bathrooms. The service was very good. I was a repeat guest for a reason. (And yes, I took my best friend there :) - the wife too! On a historical note, Lenin once spent the night there... More