I stayed here only one night, arriving in the evening and leaving for meetings in the morning. Yet I have to say that I was really impressed.

The receptionists on checkin and checkout were very professional and courteous. No lines, apparently enough staff to be personable and take every customer serious. The breakfast/restaurant area is inviting with a fantastic cooked buffet breakfast with a local touch but also featuring the healthy choices like porridge (US-Engl.: oatmeal), cereals, and yoghurt. I wish Marriott would offer the same standards in the US instead of the mostly processed food choices that you would typically have to endure there; not to belabor the point that it's included in a very reasonable rate...

The room was nice in terms of design, functionality, bed etc. Good desk and office chair, German style and US plugs at 240V - be careful with 110V gadgets. Internet unfortunately not included but at a less than 10€ rate for up to 3 gadgets simultaneously. Disclaimer: I did't get the second gadget to work with the password provided...

The rooms are well noise-insulated to the outside but regrettably feature the notorious hotel crack under the door. Whoever had the totally obnoxious idea to sacrifice on their customers' sleep just for the bloody convenience of the night shift to slip the bill into your room - which 9 out of 10 times has to be thrown away and reprinted anyway - as far a I am concerned should be publicly chained for ad libitum flogging by hotel guests with light sleep. Thus, you are at the mercy of the fellow tenants as it comes to their heated hallway conversations. I want to believe that European hotels used to have their doors all the way to the floor and potentially even with a brush or cushion to make it extra tight... Seeing this misconceived invention taking root this side of the pond is very disappointing.

You all in Utah listen up! Keep the short doors on your side of the water or even better: put snug doors into your home-turf properties also and scores of light sleepers will thank you...

Finally, although the bed had a good mattress and pillows, the bedding was the spartan British / motel 6 style, ie sheets and blanket. In a nice room like the ones in Warsaw, that kind of cheap is a major Stilbruch. Give us some nice comforters / duvets and I don't care what bombasticly pretentious branding you'll use to advertise it, eg bombasticly comfy cloud 9 covers, but make it happen.

very nice and calm hotel. Located in front of Warsaw Airport(just across the street) but rooms(at least mine) are sound proof so noise from airport is unaudible. Single room about 16-18m2, very well equiped(iron,ironing board included,hairdryer etc) however Internet price is to high in my opinion. Room and bathroom cleaned. Very good buffet breakfast-mix of everything so you can forget about regular "ham or cheese" menu in cheap hotels.

I had an early morning flight from WAW and got a great rate for this hotel through Marriot's web site -- minute rates. Very comfortable, and as has been my experience with other international Courtyards, a cut above a US CY in room quality and amenities.
Clean, comfortable room, bathroom was large, the room okay, but not giant.
Although it is only about a 20 minute bus ride from the center of Warsaw, probably wouldn't choose this place unless I had a late arrival, early departure.
But all in all a good hotel.

We arrived fairly late in the evening with a line of conference participants in front of us. We were happy to be given a separate check in line for 'normal' guests.
The coffee bar in the lobby was a good place to relax and get a small something to eat.

As always I am disappointed when WiFi is a paid service. This is definitely a big drawback.
The room was spacious and comfortable, good service, and we very much appreciated the bag-breakfast that we could bring with us since our departure was before breakfast.

The hotel is as close as you can get - it is in the same building as the garage where we handed off our rental car. I would stay there again :)