Hotel berhampiran Weekend Max Mara, Warsaw

Just back from a great 3 night stay. No noise can be heard from outside which is great to get a good night's sleep. Staff friendly and helpful. Buffet breakfast was great and plenty of variety with Magda been polite and helpful each morning we were there. Pictures of the rooms are exactly as they are with very clean large bedrooms and spacious bathroom supplied with toiletries. Just a Short walk to old town there is also Trams and buses nearby.

我定的什麼高級房，給了我一個三個單人床的房間，我忍了，關門之後一個大鏡子對着床，我忍了，沒有拖鞋，我忍了，窗户對着天井沒有私隱，我忍了，天井裡的空調整晚隆隆的，我兩次起來看是不是過直升機呢。 樓下便利店的凍意大利麪可以吃。

Everything was nice I like the hotel I recommend this hotel very nice service in everything I like it .I will book again for my next holiday

It was a very nice and cosy boutique B&B and I recommend this place strongly. The Chopin concert was impressive and memorable with a piece of tasty apple scramble. I saw lots of things relates to Chopin and the history of Poland, they fired my feeling of journey. This locates between Warsaw central station and the old town so gives nice opportunity to look around the city. There are lots of museums, restaurants, and stops of buses & trams! You should try brilliant home made breakfast with nice coffee and honey. Finally, the smile and hospitality of hotel staffs warmed up my heart in snowy January days. See you next time soon!

Over the years I stayed several times at this hotel, although its location is not very convenient for a tourist in Warsaw or for people having business downtown. Nonetheless, in the past I choose often to stay here because, in my opinion, this was the hotel of the Hilton group providing the greatest comfort, luxury and good treatment in all Poland. I come back after two years of absence due to the pandemic, and I discover that it is no longer so. Let me anyway say that the hotel remains pleasant and comfortable as before, but its top-quality performances are over. The first reason of my present discontent is in the food, once a strong point of this hotel. Breakfast now appears sloppily conceived and prepared: I stayed at the hotel 7 days, and for 7 days I had to eat my omelette without any accompanying side dish because the baked potatoes, the stewed beans and the bacon were definitely undercooked, and I was forced to leave them on the plate, untouched. Then I turned my attention to the sweets, which were nicely represented by the Belgian waffles and the pancakes, but I had to renounce to both of them because they were offered either without any topping at all (like the Belgian waffles) or with totally inappropriate ones (enough to say that the main toppings made available for the pancakes were ketchup and mayonnaise !). The rest of the breakfast was reasonable, but nothing special. Anyway, based on the experience made with breakfast, I avoided having any other meals at the hotel, even if this involved taking a bus and going downtown, several kilometres away. Another reason of my dissatisfaction was the evident change in the way of relating to customers. Formerly, relations were warm and welcoming, as it is appropriate in a classy hotel, but this time all contacts were cold, detached and strictly functional, as if taking care of the customer was considered an annoyance to be disposed of as quickly as possible. Certainly I was served correctly, but during my 7-days stay I never got a smile, nor was I ever greeted with a welcoming ”hello, how are you to day ?”. Upon departure, no one took care of asking me the classic question ”was everything OK with your stay ?”, and, having transmitted in writing some comments to the management (including the praise for one member of the staff who still maintains a high-profile style in its relations with the customers) I did not get any reply from them. Simple lapses in style, of course; but these lapses normally occur in hotels with few stars. To complete the picture, I shall also mention that at check-in I had enormous difficulties in obtaining such a modest advantage as a room with external view, although I am a Diamond member of the Hilton Honors program. Lastly, I was really disappointed with the elimination of the ”executive lounge”. This is a service provided by the best hotels to the high-end customers: its elimination marks in a definitive way the loss of prestige of the hotel. In conclusion, the h

very good location and nice view for the museum. if I have chance I will choose here again.

Many sights were accessible by walking or using public transportation. The room was a good size and comfortable to rest after a full day of sightseeing. Breakfast had a good variety of dishes to choose from and had friendly staff.

We arrived early and sadly our rooms weren’t ready but we were permitted to leave cases in their care until we got back from exploring. We came back early evening to check In which was fast and our group got issued room keys with a description of all the benefits and times of breakfast etc. we were allocated room 360 which was huge and a massive bathroom containing a bath and a shower (was truly massive) Restaurant in the evening was dire mist if the group got their food but they seemed to forget about my order so after waiting and waiting I stormed out the restaurant and not even a sorry was given. Putting that aside breakfast was fantastic and probably one of the best breakfast buffets I’ve ever seen in a hotel with the choice of eggs freshly cooked off the Al a carte menu. Beds are comfortable but pillows are very flimsy. Hairdryer isn’t very fast and took me ages to dry my hair so if you need one take your own. The bath was love,y and wish I could’ve bought that home with me was a luxury to be able to fit in the bath with ample room. We walked to town in the morning and was a fresh brisk walk but it’s doable so you get to take In the embassy’s etc but if you don’t like or can’t walk fat then a taxi or Uber will do as it’s quite far out. We loved our stay and the group of 6 we all enjoyed ourselves. This would be definitely an option to return if the prices were right. Thank you for a wonderful stay