Marriott Bonvoy Hotels in Warsaw, Poland
#16
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Join Date: Sep 1999
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Westin was not opened when I last visited Warsaw, so Sheraton was where I stayed and had a good experience. As noted, it is more centrally located around the corner from the art gallery, a couple of parks, and within walking distance of most major sites, the main RR stations, etc. It can also be reached easily just taking the city bus from the airport, get off one stop after the RR station and walk down a block past an historic church across the square from the hotel. From here, I could walk into the Old Town, as well as most other sites worth seeing.
#17
Join Date: Apr 2004
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Stayed at the Westin twice within last two weeks, one stay cash & points, one paid (90€!! for weekend night). As a Plat I was upgraded both times to the same suite. Excellent service and extraordinary friendly staff throughout the hotel.
In the lounge you are very lonely most of the time.
Nobody has mentioned the excellent gym so far, which has the best equipment I have seen in any hotel for a long time. Stayed at the Sheraton before which is ok but if there is a choice I would always prefer the Westin.
In the lounge you are very lonely most of the time.
Nobody has mentioned the excellent gym so far, which has the best equipment I have seen in any hotel for a long time. Stayed at the Sheraton before which is ok but if there is a choice I would always prefer the Westin.
#18
Join Date: May 1998
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Have stayed at the Sheraton a number of times, and as Platinum have never gotten a suite, but have always gotten fine Smart rooms on lower floors with club access programmed in the key card. Since the rate I book has breakfast, I eat at it at the restaurant where Monika makes a mean omelette and the buffet has a great variety.
Bar has Guinness on tap.
Restaurant has the best salmon I've found in years.
Bar has Guinness on tap.
Restaurant has the best salmon I've found in years.
#20
Join Date: Aug 2002
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Originally Posted by rserson
Staying in Warsaw 2 nights on business next May.
Any recommendations : Sheraton or Westin ?
Thanks in advance.
Any recommendations : Sheraton or Westin ?
Thanks in advance.
The Sheraton is more a classic hotel, nice tower lounge. Not a very special hotel. Did not get any upgrades to a special room. Location is very central. Service was not so friendly.
I would recommend the Westin.
#23
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Warsaw: Sheraton or Westin?
Booked the Sheraton for a two night stay end of July. Should I switch to the Westin? Any one having stayed to both properties with insight?
Thanks
Thanks
#24
Join Date: May 1999
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Originally Posted by thierry
Booked the Sheraton for a two night stay end of July. Should I switch to the Westin? Any one having stayed to both properties with insight?
Thanks
Thanks
PS- If you are also planing on going to Krakow, there is a new Sheraton that opened there last year, right along the river and next to the Wavel castle
#26
Join Date: Jun 2003
Location: MSP
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I go to WAW 2-3 times a year. I usually stay at the Westin. It is one of the most secure hotels in the world. It host lots of international events, was there a few weeks ago when an EU Finance Leaders was taking place. While it is on one of the main drag (think the last Pope) and close to some fine eating/drinking places the Sheraton is a happening place on weekend and is in a more residential place. Sheraton is more Europeon/Cozy style hotel. It bar is a great time on a weekend night.
The Marriot is really for folks who want to be around USA/GB people the whole time. It is like you never left the USA, with it bars and clothing shops, etc.
If you plan to take public transportation (which I encourage) then Marriot or Westin is the place. If you plan taxi's teh Sheratona bd Westin will get you better service. BTW, the hotel taxis are more expensive then the local companies. You can ask the doorman to get a local taxi and they will.
Both the Sherton and Westin will have a car waiting for you at the airport for 50 zl. Well worth after a long flight.
The Marriot is really for folks who want to be around USA/GB people the whole time. It is like you never left the USA, with it bars and clothing shops, etc.
If you plan to take public transportation (which I encourage) then Marriot or Westin is the place. If you plan taxi's teh Sheratona bd Westin will get you better service. BTW, the hotel taxis are more expensive then the local companies. You can ask the doorman to get a local taxi and they will.
Both the Sherton and Westin will have a car waiting for you at the airport for 50 zl. Well worth after a long flight.
#27
Join Date: May 2002
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Originally Posted by OS-A330
Why not consider the Marriott? I have been there, and I honestly recommend it.
#30
Join Date: Jun 2003
Location: MSP
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Originally Posted by nimeta
I am in the Westin Warsaw on 25 July for the night, so looking forward to trying it out. Any comments on Plat upgrades?
It is the most secure hotel in Eastern Europe. There is a great Italian place down the street. Great bar across the street. There is even a TGI Fridays 1 block away where a bunch of ex-pats hang out.
Plats get good upgrades without asking.