Warsaw Marriott Hotel
Warsaws first real western hotel
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Rooms were clean and fairly big, but food in the hotel was very expensive, and the bar rather unfriendly - I ended up eating in the city the whole time (which was actually quite a friendly place). Nothing in the hotel is for free -- there was not even any tea/coffee in the room. Checkout was fine (business travellers have their own checkout). Watch out for being ripped off by taxi's to & from the airport - ask for the railway station instead (which is directly across the road).
Reviewed by: A from on Oct 28 2008
Marriott is my favorite hotel in Warsaw. I made several business trips to Warsaw over last 2 years, and stayed at Marriott mainly because of its proximity to rail station; but also because it is a very comfortable hotel too. Food in the hotel is expensive, but that's the same anywhere. definitely would recommend.
Reviewed by: Florida Businessman from on Jan 05 2008
Over the years I have been staying at the Marriott Hotel Warsaw for several days at a time.
Reviewed by: J B in California from on Sep 26 2007
american style pricing--by the room not per person makes this hotel a good deal for families...great service, located across the street from the train station and a trolley bus ride away from the old town area...one of two hotels in warsaw that has an indoor pool...breakfast buffet the best in warsaw...watch out for parking fees though--underground, guarded parking runs somewhere in the vicinity of 35 euros per 24 hrs although parking on the street nearby is possible...good luck finding a free space...overall our family's favorite hotel in warsaw
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on May 23 2007
This is a good place. For the prices they are comparable to any other chain hotel in a similar location.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on May 03 2007
Recantly I stay 3 days in this hotel.I found it very convenient location i like the brekfast and service in restaurant,Here are the thinks I never expirance in this class hotels.(I'd like to mansion that I stay in hotels 6 months a year in many different countrys)
Reviewed by: andy from on Mar 17 2007
well definetly the likes out weighed the dislikes magnificent hotel, with decent people working there expensive drinks in the bar only flaw, but the view more than compensated for it.the buffet style breakfeast was incredible although i only indulged in it once,as i was hungover from enjoying the night before, the baggage handlers and doormen where gentlemen but the taxi drivers were lunatics, overall id recomend it for a boys weekend. jason ireland
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jul 11 2006
A great value for the money, as long as you only want a place to sleep, and perhaps use the fitness center or swimming pool. I was surprised to find that they don't offer free internet access in the rooms, and even more surprised that the access they do offer costs a whopping 15 Euros ($30 USD) a DAY. The lobby bar is quite expensive too, think New York City prices. A bourbon and ginger ale was 37 pl, or about $12 USD. Their breakfast is first rate, but also expensive at about $20 USD. The concierge was great, the hotel large and clean, with an excellent location as long as you don't mind walking 2 kilometers to Old Town. Check-in was smooth, check out was problem free and not until noon. Extra amenities like towels and such were quick to be delivered, and service overall was first rate. They do have a "business center", but it's just one small room with 2 computers and 2 printers. Not terribly useful if you have more than one person with you who needs to work away from the office. Overall, a very nice place to stay, as long as you don't require internet access or extensive use of business facilities.
Reviewed by: Scott from on Jul 03 2006
The hotel is ok but the staff is horrible. They never help you if they do not get money out of it. Try to ask for directions. Even the Floor manager does not care. They told me that breakfast is included in the price after they made my paid for it 160Euro for 4 days. You line up in the reception for Fifteen minutes in order to check in ,or out. You better book you holidays on-line because they will charge you double as much if you do it front desk
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Oct 17 2005
Wanna stay in a luxury hotel? Don't think about the accor chain, just go to this outstanding hotel, which got the warsaw business award somewhere in 2002. I stayed in This hotel for one week and it was worth every penny I spent. This hotel is situated in the center of warsaw and is in my opinion the best out there.
Reviewed by: Cees from on Aug 24 2005
Reviewed by: MyTravelGuide on Sep 29, 2005
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Warsaws first real western hotel
Back to Warsaw Marriott Hotel
Rooms were clean and fairly big, but food in the hotel was very expensive, and the bar rather unfriendly - I ended up eating in the city the whole time (which was actually quite a friendly place). Nothing in the hotel is for free -- there was not even any tea/coffee in the room. Checkout was fine (business travellers have their own checkout). Watch out for being ripped off by taxi's to & from the airport - ask for the railway station instead (which is directly across the road).
Reviewed by: A from on Oct 28 2008
Marriott is my favorite hotel in Warsaw. I made several business trips to Warsaw over last 2 years, and stayed at Marriott mainly because of its proximity to rail station; but also because it is a very comfortable hotel too. Food in the hotel is expensive, but that's the same anywhere. definitely would recommend.
Reviewed by: Florida Businessman from on Jan 05 2008
Over the years I have been staying at the Marriott Hotel Warsaw for several days at a time.
Reviewed by: J B in California from on Sep 26 2007
american style pricing--by the room not per person makes this hotel a good deal for families...great service, located across the street from the train station and a trolley bus ride away from the old town area...one of two hotels in warsaw that has an indoor pool...breakfast buffet the best in warsaw...watch out for parking fees though--underground, guarded parking runs somewhere in the vicinity of 35 euros per 24 hrs although parking on the street nearby is possible...good luck finding a free space...overall our family's favorite hotel in warsaw
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on May 23 2007
This is a good place. For the prices they are comparable to any other chain hotel in a similar location.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on May 03 2007
Recantly I stay 3 days in this hotel.I found it very convenient location i like the brekfast and service in restaurant,Here are the thinks I never expirance in this class hotels.(I'd like to mansion that I stay in hotels 6 months a year in many different countrys)
Reviewed by: andy from on Mar 17 2007
well definetly the likes out weighed the dislikes magnificent hotel, with decent people working there expensive drinks in the bar only flaw, but the view more than compensated for it.the buffet style breakfeast was incredible although i only indulged in it once,as i was hungover from enjoying the night before, the baggage handlers and doormen where gentlemen but the taxi drivers were lunatics, overall id recomend it for a boys weekend. jason ireland
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jul 11 2006
A great value for the money, as long as you only want a place to sleep, and perhaps use the fitness center or swimming pool. I was surprised to find that they don't offer free internet access in the rooms, and even more surprised that the access they do offer costs a whopping 15 Euros ($30 USD) a DAY. The lobby bar is quite expensive too, think New York City prices. A bourbon and ginger ale was 37 pl, or about $12 USD. Their breakfast is first rate, but also expensive at about $20 USD. The concierge was great, the hotel large and clean, with an excellent location as long as you don't mind walking 2 kilometers to Old Town. Check-in was smooth, check out was problem free and not until noon. Extra amenities like towels and such were quick to be delivered, and service overall was first rate. They do have a "business center", but it's just one small room with 2 computers and 2 printers. Not terribly useful if you have more than one person with you who needs to work away from the office. Overall, a very nice place to stay, as long as you don't require internet access or extensive use of business facilities.
Reviewed by: Scott from on Jul 03 2006
The hotel is ok but the staff is horrible. They never help you if they do not get money out of it. Try to ask for directions. Even the Floor manager does not care. They told me that breakfast is included in the price after they made my paid for it 160Euro for 4 days. You line up in the reception for Fifteen minutes in order to check in ,or out. You better book you holidays on-line because they will charge you double as much if you do it front desk
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Oct 17 2005
Wanna stay in a luxury hotel? Don't think about the accor chain, just go to this outstanding hotel, which got the warsaw business award somewhere in 2002. I stayed in This hotel for one week and it was worth every penny I spent. This hotel is situated in the center of warsaw and is in my opinion the best out there.
Reviewed by: Cees from on Aug 24 2005
Reviewed by: MyTravelGuide on Sep 29, 2005
good place for business... (read more)
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