My two friends and I went to the hotel bar. We’re regulars and visit this bar practically every week. We’ve never been treated this way before. Before we placed our order, we went to the restroom. Literally a moment later, someone started knocking very aggressively on the stall door. When I came out, I saw a security guard who was inside the women’s restroom. From the very first words, he behaved aggressively and, raising his voice, ordered us to leave the restroom. I explained that we were guests of the hotel bar and had just arrived as customers. Despite this, the security guard continued to insist in a raised voice that the restroom was intended exclusively for hotel guests. When we informed him again that we were customers of the bar located on the ground floor of the hotel, him say, “This isn’t UKR.” I found this completely incomprehensible and offensive. I am not a citizen of this country and never have been. Comments of this kind regarding a customer’s presumed origin are unacceptable and can be perceived as a sign of prejudice and discrimination. I am deeply disappointed with the level of service. From a hotel of this caliber, I would expect professionalism, good manners, and respect for guests. Instead, we were met with shouting, aggressive behaviour, and inappropriate comments regarding our alleged origin.

A historical building in the style of the 1920's very well located in Warsaw. It is easily reached by public transportation such as trams, metro and buses. It is well preserved, offering large rooms and good facilities, being sometimes described by some as "posh". It is very quiet and includes heat/air conditioning, iron, ironing board, bathrobes and slippers. The prices are reasonable for a 4 star hotel. The breakfast is stupendous: plenty, varied, well presented. Well recommended.