Moxy Warsaw Praga is Marriott's design-forward, budget-lifestyle brand, and this location leans hard into it — a striking lobby, a genuinely good downstairs bar with a 24-hour fridge, and a lounge area that guests keep coming back for. It sits right on Ząbkowska Street, the beating heart of Praga's bar scene, on the same side of the river as PGE Narodowy.
At 4.6/5 from nearly 2,000 Google reviews, it's the highest-rated of the four hotels we track for this venue. The tradeoff for that design and energy is distance: it's noticeably further from the stadium than Tulip Residences, so factor that into your post-show plans.
Rooms are compact but well-designed, with strong air conditioning and comfortable beds — several guests specifically call out sleeping well here. A dedicated work area with desks and monitors is a nice touch if you're combining the trip with work. The desk itself runs small if you need serious workspace. Breakfast is a paid extra and reviews are genuinely split: some guests found it tasty with decent variety (including make-your-own waffles), others found the selection thin on the day they visited — treat it as a coin flip rather than a guarantee.
This is as central to Praga's nightlife as it gets. Ząbkowska Street itself is lined with bars and small live-music venues, and you're a short walk from some of the district's best-known spots:
This is the one tradeoff of staying here — it's further from the stadium than our other Praga pick, so here's how each option actually plays out:
Down Ząbkowska to Targowa, then across the Poniatowski Bridge to the stadium's Praga-side gates. Doable, but most fans will prefer the tram — especially after a show.
Walk about 5 minutes to Targowa, then take tram 7, 9, 22, or 24 across the river to Rondo Waszyngtona, right by Gate 1. This is the option we'd recommend on show night.
Via Ząbkowska, Targowa, and the Poniatowski Bridge. Expect real congestion in the 60–90 minutes before and after a show. See our full PGE Narodowy parking & gate guide before you drive.
Rates and availability change fast around big shows.
Check Rates on ExpediaIt's walkable but not close — about 1.7 km, roughly a 31-minute walk down Ząbkowska and Targowa and across the Poniatowski Bridge. Most guests find the tram a better option on show night.
Walk about 5 minutes to Targowa, then take tram 7, 9, 22, or 24 across the river to Rondo Waszyngtona, right by Gate 1 — around 12-15 minutes door to door.
It's right on Ząbkowska Street, Praga's main nightlife strip — bars, small live-music venues, and street art all within a couple of minutes' walk. It's also a short walk from the Koneser vodka factory complex.
Reviews are mixed — several guests describe it as tasty with decent variety, while others found the selection thin on the day they visited. It's a paid add-on, so budget-conscious guests can skip it without losing much.