Everything was great. The entrance road, however, is in very poor condition.
UladzimirA week ago
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Sulejówek·7.7
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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Villa Sulejówek provides free Wi‑Fi, pet‑friendly rooms and on‑site bar in Sulejówek, just 9 km from Warsaw’s borders along National Route 2. Guests enjoy private parking, a shared lounge, and select rooms with a seating area and en‑suite bathroom. The hotel is 20 km from Warsaw Chopin Airport, offering convenient access for business and leisure travelers.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
Everything was great. The entrance road, however, is in very poor condition.
Uladzimir·A week ago
The price matches the quality: close to the track but quiet and cozy. The rooms are clean and the staff is friendly. The bed is good quality. Parking is available. The shower door needs repair—this isn’t a complaint, I understand that these things often go unnoticed by staff.
Vitaliy·2 weeks ago
The bathroom was so stale that I was disgusted to enter. The smell of an old mop and rotting rag filled the room, and the whole toilet was soaked in some kind of silicone foam that looked like a total mess. The renovation was done for 5 zlotys by a drunken guy, and the shower seal was moldy. The carpet in the room was dirty and stained. I didn’t take a shower in the morning and slept in socks to avoid stepping on the carpet. The doors and partition walls were like a camping cabin—first I was woken up by phone calls at 1 a.m., then at 4:10 a.m. some Ukrainians returned from a party, and after 8 p.m. the cleaning lady came. I was exhausted, not refreshed, and had to go to a gas station for a toilet. Never again.
Łukasz·2 weeks ago
The room was truly spacious, parking was available, and it was very comfortable. It was a bit hot because those days were extraordinarily warm. The area around the hotel is a bit dark, and it’s not hard to spot boars walking around at night.
Tom·4 weeks ago
A hotel tucked in a sprawling park with cozy cabins that let you spend time outdoors, well‑adapted buildings featuring a playroom, billiards, and a spa, and a pleasant restaurant. However, there were no free tables in the dining area, so you had to wait until someone finished their meal. With such a large hotel, the crowds and noise during breakfast were a disaster, and the breakfasts were mediocre with underripe fruit.
Magdalena·A month ago