Radisson Blu Sobieski Hotel, Warsaw

A regular, boring elite hotel with a good variety at breakfast. The politeness of most of the staff exposes them following to prescribed pattern. The breakfast hall part of personnel is the apogee of this fakeness. I only realized a couple seconds later that one worker said "hello" in Polish - she almost whispered it. The nice person was a cleaner who even washed my dirty mug - I regret that I didn't keep 20 euros. I'm flabbergasted that such a hotel has thin walls that make to hear even a cough from the far end, while loud banging of doors at night is an ordinary thing. Additionally, the light from the temperature regulator didn't fade on the second night - it lighted all my room, and it appeared for some time even after I removed the card, Who hangs towels inside the shower if they become wet after turning on the shower? By the way, the water from the showerhead doesn't cover your body at whole. I'm sorry, but the press of the toilet button at the second time was a frequent action.

Large business hotel at the edge of the center. Excellent bathroom. Carpet was a bit stained. Refrigerator not working.

The reception staff were so friendly, location of the hotel is very close to all places in Warsu. The room size is really good.

Staff professional and very helpful. Room big in excellent condition and very quiet.

Nice and professional welcome at the reception. Room clean and little amenities that you don’t find in any hotel, but of course Radisson Blu is always a guarantee 😊

I like this chain of hotels: a good value for the price + almost everywhere the fresh furniture and quite bid rooms.

Overall, it was a comfortable stay with good service and a clean room.

The hotel feels a bit dated, especially the carpet on the floor in the rooms, but it is visible that refurbishment is ongoing and some parts of the hotel has been renovated already