Czarny Kot

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• idale

  21 enero 2008
  Un Hotel tipo boutique ligeramente excéntrico

  Esta fue la primera experiencia de alojamiento en Polonia, que tuvimos mi amiga y yo. La experiencia nos pareció bastante reconfortante pero un tanto excéntrica. Nos hospedamos allí por cuatro noches al comienzo del mes de Mayo. Las habitaciones son cómodas pero no tenían suficientes toallas para baño. Nuestra habitación en el tercer piso tenía un baño privado bastante inusual que no tenía cortina o persiana en la ventana (mira la foto). La ducha estaba colocada encima de la bañera a una altura de 5 pies (1.50 m) lo que era manejable para mi que tengo una estatura de 1.70 m pero que era casi imposible para mi compañera que tiene 1.80 m de estatura. No hay ascensor en el hotel y las entradas no son apropiadas para viajeros minusválidos. El personal era agradable y servicial, el hotel servía un desayuno continental estándar con algunos platos de la cocina polaca local. Tenían un salón para los huéspedes que era pequeño pero confortable y también un restaurante, acerca del cual no puedo comentar debido a que no cenamos allí. Las áreas públicas eran usadas como galería de espejos Y lo único que puedo suponer es que los propietarios tenían un negocio de espejos adicional. El hotel está situado cerca de un cruce importante de tranvías (no se escuchan ruidos) y a una distancia corta caminando de un centro comercial importante. Está a 15 minutos de la Ciudad Vieja caminando o a 5 minutos si tomas un taxi. A pesar de sus peculiaridades ocasionales este hotel hizo parte de una muy divertida escapada a Varsovia.

  

• Vampira666

  10 junio 2012
  Fantastic and comfortable!

  Very luxurious hotel, beautiful interior, everything is so exciting and pretty. I felt like in the fable... Very comfortable beds and nice crew. Also - tasty food! Especially I recommend for people in love, but not only. Really high level - a little bit expensive, but it's worth its' price.

  

• LanieNCairo

  13 marzo 2013
  If you like eccentric, you will love this!

  I travel occasionally and got tired of the regular business rooms and average stays. I found this hotel by chance and read the reviews, seemed interesting and I wanted something new. Czarny Kot delivered. Something about this hotel was macabre and bizarre, the winding hallways and huge fountains at the dead ends just to throw you off a bit. Each room is different and unique, if you stayed three times you'd feel you were in a different place each time. The bathroom was really interesting - I really felt like I had been transported to a macabre movie from the 50's - and it was fun. Don't expect to stay at some high quality fall over themselves to serve you hotel, that's not what Czarny Kot is interested in, they offer unusual rooms for people who are tired of the hum drum. It's odd but go with it - and I highly recommend walking the hallways at night - if you can find your way back to your room. Loved it, felt dark and quaint - staff were inattentive and that was part of the charm.

  

• pawel_hbg

  05 octubre 2016
  Very close to Powazki cementary

  It is located just 2 minutes walk from Powazki Cementary so if you will be there you can see this amazing place with many famous Polish buried. 4 minutes walk to big shopping centre Arkadia and nice gym inside. Room was with big bath but I have felt there not comfortable to the end. It was not cozy. Breakfast was quite poor, Wifi bad connection and free parking. For this price average rating.

  

• David S

  26 septiembre 2018
  High on Cuteness, Low on Comfort

  Czarny Kot (Black Cat in Polish) seems to have legal problems and there's some risk that they will be closed down soon. We discovered this through a taxi driver and later a Warsaw resident. You can google 'time up for black cat warsaw insider' for information. Czarny Kot has no elevator, so we had to lug our suitcases to the 4th floor. In this hotel, every room is eclectically different in size, shape, and furnishings. Apparently, from reviews, other people had great rooms. Our room was small and furnished with a few non-functional "antiques." There were no bedside stands, no closet to hang our clothes (only a coat/hat stand), and only one lamp on one side of the bed. A tiny round table was barely large enough for a small laptop, and there was only one chair in the room. The bathroom was tiny with no exhaust fan and no window; the bathtub had only a hand-held shower and no curtain. Only one towel per person was provided. The only electrical outlet in the bathroom was not by the mirror, but by the toilet. The uncomfortable double bed had a single-size duvet on it. The extra duvet found in the wardrobe had no cover. The bed frame was thick metal with corners sticking way out, but covered by the bedspread. The passages around the bed were very tight, and I bruised my shin very badly on the metal bed corner. The wifi worked fine, and the room was mostly clean. The breakfast was only OK by European standards. Other bonuses were the low price and free parking.