Warsaw · Poland
Warsaw Hostel Centrum
Bed bug reports
-
Guest report Booking.com
Location is excellent. There is a wire fence near the back where you can informally hang clothes. Kitchen is useful if small. BED BUGS! BED BUGS!! BED BUGS!!! I told reception but they acted like it was known and no big deal. Shower water is not hot. Toilets are cramped and too few.
-
Guest report Booking.com
well-equipment kitchen. Many different people temporary stayed here. You have chance to meet different nationality people. Staff speak Englsih. I felt there was bed bugs!
-
Guest report Booking.com
The location in the city was nice. It was a cheap place to stay. First of all, bed bugs. It was fine at first and then I saw a big one on my bed. Bites started to show up the following days. It also didn’t feel very safe. The locks on every door were nearly broken and you had to rely on everyone in your dorm to lock the door behind them which they hardly ever did. There is also only one toilet and shower for everyone on the floor to share.
Vibe Analysis
Warsaw Hostel Centrum only makes sense as a location-and-price play. It is central, close to the Palace of Culture area, transport, city sights, a small kitchen/microwave setup, 24-hour reception, and lockers that can fit a medium backpack in some rooms. For a one-night crash where being central beats comfort, that is the pitch. The hard part is severe: cramped rooms, old sagging beds, dirty bathrooms, too few toilets/showers, long-term residents or overcrowded dorms, night noise, and staff who can be rude or checked out. There are also recent safety-level complaints, including bedbugs, dirty linen, exposed electrical cables, and a female dorm assignment problem. This is not a social gem; it is a cheap central bunk with serious caveats.
Signals to check
- Recent bedbug complaints appear.
- Bathrooms and rooms can be dirty, overcrowded, and badly maintained.
- Safety complaints include exposed wiring and a female dorm assignment issue.
- Beds are often uncomfortable or worn out.