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There are plenty of hotels to choose from in Warsaw. Here we have a selection from 5 star to 3 star. 5 Star Hilton Warsaw Hotel.The latest addition to the 5 star hotel sector, opened in 2007: www.warsaw.hilton.com Intercontinental. The tallest hotel in Warsaw with a swimming pool on the 44th floor: www.warsaw.intercontinental.com The Bristol Hotel. Art nouveau style, extremely expensive and mostly serving the rich and famous: www.lemeridien.com/warsaw MaMaison Le Regina. A boutique hotel in the heart of the New Town: www.leregina.com The Marriott. Right in the centre of the city, with the Panorama Bar on the top floor: www.marriott.com/wawpl Sheraton Warsaw.Great service and plenty of facilities: www.sheraton.com.pl www.westin.com.pl A stunning art deco themed hotel and Warsaw's first boutique hotel: www.rialto.pl 4 Star Recently renovated but retaining its 1913 elegance: www.poloniapalace.com www.sobieski.com.pl 3 Star www.hotelbelwederski.pl www.hotelhetman.pl www.gromada.pl www.kyriadprestige.com.pl www.hotelmdm.com.pl www.reytan.pl  Fusion restaurant Westin Hotel  Intercontinental Warsaw  Hotel Polonia at night  Hotel Rialto
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AuthorJon Green - A British expat in Warsaw (Warszawa) AboutBlogging, photos and videos about Warsaw. Showcasing the new and the old, the modern versus the abandoned and forgotten and a view of the city you might not otherwise see. Archives
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Interested in Polish and English history of World War II? Check my photos of the Wolf's Lair & Hitler's Bunker here
 Palace of Culture 
New National Stadium
 Daewoo Tower  View of the city from Rondo 1 
Hard Rock Cafe
 Warsaw Marriot Hotel  Clock at the top of the Palace of Culture  Metropolitan building, Warsaw  Old National Bank 
Intercontinental hotel
 Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, Warsaw 
Metro sign
Warsaw street sign
 Abandoned factory in Wola District |
