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 | Polonia Palace: Great hotel in downtown warsaw
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Wholly recommended!
I liked the hotel as soon as I walked through the door - great decor and design.
The room was large and very nice. Great bathroom!
Breakfast buffet is very good - vodka and caviar!
Location is perfect - walking distance to indoor market, casino, shops, palace of science and culture, polish army museum, national museum, metro and trams. About 20-30 minutes walk from the old town.
multi lingual staff are very friendly
the hotel even has its own taxis! nice mercedes, although they seem to charge more for short journeys than regular radio taxis, but to the airport was only 60 zloty.
a nice jazz bar on the ground floow too. what a great place!
fresh omlette for breakfast, underfloor ehating in bathroom, right opposite the PKiN, taxis and jazzbar!
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| Polonia Palace: Warm and Friendly Stay
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The Polonia Palace is one of the most traditional first class hotels in Poland. Established in 1913, it has always been the integral part of the Warsaw's 20th century history; and was the only hotel which was not destroyed during World War II.
The hotel is located in the true heart of the city, with the Palace of Culture and Science is just opposite the hotel. It is very close to the central railway station and approx. 8 km / 20-30 minutes from the airport. The public bus No 175 has a bus stop to the airport in front of the hotel building; and the nearest metro station is across the road.
This is a fantastic 4* hotel which outclasses many 5* hotels I have stayed in. The multi-lingual staff are very helpful and always willing to recommend, locate and book a restaurant for you. The same goes for the reservation staff; in that when needing to book an adjoining room, if one is not available they will ensure that the rooms are next to each other.
The piano bar at the hotel is a little highly priced and will tend to work out at around western hotel bar prices (£3-£4 for 1 Vodka) so it is worth going to the public bars in Warsaw for a cheaper night out; however the happy hour, or more to the point happy 4 hours makes the prices much more reasonable.
The only slight downside is that the guest rooms can seem a little out of place compared to the rest of the hotel as they are very modern in comparison; don't miss understand me though, everyone wants the modern conveniences, I was referring more to the decor than the facilities.
I have now stayed at this hotel a few times and I am pleasantly surprised each time I visit.
If you shop around, you can get a double room for as little as £53 per night (which is less than a Novotel in the UK)
*** Update ***
Have just returned from the hotel. I understand another users comments about the duvet/sheets being too small, however after inquiring at reception, a second duvet was provided.
Also, the Ludwikowska Ballroom is no longer used for breakfast, only for private bookings.
The Ludwikowska Ballroom is a fantastic feature of the hotel and both the hotel bars/restaurants are friendly and welcoming.
Gym, sauna and solarium, Wireless LAN in all public areas and network and modem point in each room; as well as all normal facilities you would expect.
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| Polonia Palace: Warm and Welcoming Stay
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The Polonia Palace is one of the most traditional first class hotels in Poland. Established in 1913, it has always been the integral part of the Warsaw's 20th century history; and was the only hotel which was not destroyed during World War II.
The hotel is located in the true heart of the city, with the Palace of Culture and Science is just opposite the hotel. It is very close to the central railway station and approx. 8 km / 20-30 minutes from the airport. The public bus No 175 has a bus stop to the airport in front of the hotel building; and the nearest metro station is across the road.
This is a fantastic 4* hotel which outclasses many 5* hotels I have stayed in. The multi-lingual staff are very helpful and always willing to recommend, locate and book a restaurant for you. The same goes for the reservation staff; in that when needing to book an adjoining room, if one is not available they will ensure that the rooms are next to each other.
The piano bar at the hotel is a little highly priced and will tend to work out at around western hotel bar prices (£3-£4 for 1 Vodka) so it is worth going to the public bars in Warsaw for a cheaper night out; however the happy hour, or more to the point happy 4 hours makes the prices much more reasonable.
The only slight downside is that the guest rooms can seem a little out of place compared to the rest of the hotel as they are very modern in comparison; don't miss understand me though, everyone wants the modern conveniences, I was referring more to the decor than the facilities.
I have now stayed at this hotel a few times and I am pleasantly surprised each time I visit.
If you shop around, you can get a double room for as little as £53 per night (which is less than a Novotel in the UK
*** Update ***
Have just returned from the hotel. I understand another users comments about the duvet/sheets being too small, however after inquiring at reception, a second duvet was provided.
Also, the Ludwikowska Ballroom is no longer used for breakfast, only for private bookings.
The Ludwikowska Ballroom is a fantastic feature of the hotel and both the hotel bars/restaurants are friendly and welcoming.
Gym, sauna and solarium, Wireless LAN in all public areas and network and modem point in each room; as well as all normal facilities you would expect.
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