Hotel in Warsaw
Oki Doki Hostel
A colourful, long-running hostel right on Plac Dabrowskiego in the centre.
Reviewed and updated July 2026
Oki Doki (now trading as Oki Doki Old Town) is a colourful, long-running hostel at ul. Dluga 6 in Warsaw's Old Town. It has been part of the city's budget scene for years, and its Old Town location puts you roughly 200 metres from the Old Town Square, within easy walking distance of the New Town and the main sights.
Rooms and style at Oki Doki
This is a hostel with character rather than a plain bunkhouse, known for its colourful, individual look. It is a sociable, budget place aimed at travellers who want a low price and an easy atmosphere over hotel formality. Room and dorm options and what each includes change, so check the current setup and rates on the hostel's official channels.
On Plac Dabrowskiego in the centre
ul. Dluga sits in the Old Town, a couple of minutes from the Old Town Square and within walking distance of the Royal Route and the New Town. The Old Town is a walk north, and Krakowskie Przedmiescie connects the two. Trams and buses run close by, and the metro is within reach. For routes across the city, see the Warsaw guide.
Who the hostel suits
Oki Doki suits solo travellers, backpackers and anyone on a budget who wants to be central and social. If you plan to walk the historic core by day and want a lively base by night, the location works hard for the money. Light sleepers who want quiet and privacy may prefer a hotel.
What is nearby in central Warsaw
Much of central Warsaw is within a short walk:
- Palace of Culture and Science, a few minutes south.
- Krakowskie Przedmiescie and the Royal Route.
- The Old Town and its Market Square, a walk north.
Good to know
Bed and room availability, dorm sizes and rates change with the season. Book through the hostel's official channels for current prices and check-in details.
Frequently asked questions
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