Warsaw Ostrobramska Ibis Hotel is one of three Ibis hotels located in Warsaw. Like the two other it attracts guests who like neatness and simplicity. Light, symmetrical façade of the seven-storeyed building is known to all Ibis guests in Poland.

Rooms

There are 137 rooms in the Warsaw Centre Ibis Hotel. Three rooms are prepared to meet the needs of the handicapped. A guest can choose between single and double rooms. Each one is equipped with air conditioning, telephone and a neat, though not too big bathroom with the toilet. There is a bed (one wide "king" bed or two single beds), a wardrobe and two chairs standing by the counter that can be used as a desk. In every room there is a modem connection and high-speed Internet, you have to pay additionally for. Wireless Internet (Hot Spot) is at the guests' disposal only in chosen rooms and at an additional charge. On a special request the hotel provides guests with office materials. There are two lifts in the hotel.

Restaurant

There is a hotel restaurant "L'Estaminet" in Ibis. It is open 12:00-22:30. The net of the "L'Estaminet" restaurants was founded together with the French net of the Ibis Hotels. And if it is a French hotel the style of the restaurant refers to the typically French diner. There is a place for 61 people. Non-smokers after choosing the non-smokers area don't have to inhale the smoke coming from the neighboring table. Smokers, on the other hand, do not have to listen to the meaningful coughing of a non-smoking guest. The tables with the decorative, brass legs are covered with the red and white checked, plastic-like tablecloth. Numerous cupboards made of dark wood along with the pictures of various European cities result in the impression of coziness and homeliness.
L'Estaminet offers a wide range of the dishes from the French cuisine. However, there are also dishes from Polish or Italian cuisine served. As a main dish you can have a salmon in the pepper sauce or pierogi (ravioli made Polish way), or a pork shank. There is a choice of Italian pastas in the restaurant. The best way to start a dinner in "L'Estaminet" is by choosing one of the soups, which are marvelous and made the "L'Estaminet" restaurants' net famous. The thick onion soup, made with wine is not a soup for a delicate stomach but it is worth sinning against one's diet, even if it means giving up the main dish.
Having come to the Ibis Hotel with a child, a guest can choose a dish from a specially prepared "children's menu". Apart from that, there are specially adapted chairs waiting for the youngest guests of the hotel.
You cannot forget to finish the dinner with a different-kinds-of-cheese board, chocolate mousse and a cup of black coffee as they do in a French restaurant. The prices in the restaurant are of two kinds. Having chosen the "regular", not very refined dishes a guest will have to pay what they would pay in an average restaurant outside the hotel. But while choosing the dishes called in the hotel "chef's sins" you have to expect the "hotel prices". There are, however, two buts. First of all there are various special price offers in the restaurant that make it possible to have a full dinner at a reasonable price. Furthermore, I wouldn't call those delicacies "chef's sins" but "chef's good deeds"!
After a tiring day a guest can stop half way to the restaurant in a Le Comptoir bar, which is in a way an antechamber to "L'Estaminet". The bar offers a wide range of cocktails, drinks, beers, juices and snacks (e.g. delicious sandwiches made on fresh buns). The bar is very neat and the bartender smiling and helpful. It is rather not a place for long, evening talks over beer, still the moments spent there are pleasant.

Conference rooms

There is one conference room ("Saska Kepa") in the hotel. The room is prepared for the business meetings for up to 50 people. It is equipped with air conditioning, over-head projectors, video sets and all instruments necessary for the successful business meeting. The prices are various depending on the size of the conference room.

Additional Services

There is an underground parking in the Warsaw Center Ibis Hotel (about 10 EURO a day).
There is a second parking next to the hotel which is more inexpensive.

Curious detail

In all of the Ibis Hotels there is a "Contact-15 minutes" system implemented. It guarantees that any problem connected with the staying in the hotel will be solved within 15 minutes from pointing it out to the staff.