Hotel MetropolWarsaw, ul. Marszałkowska 99A

Hotel Metropol is situated in the heart of Warsaw opposite the Palace of Culture and Science. The Central Railway Station can be reached on foot within 3-5 minutes. Here you will find the main bus lines, metro station, shopping centers as well as the "Roma" Musical Theatre. A taxi ride to the airport takes about 20 minutes. Parking is available in front of the hotel.

Hotel Metropol offers 191 comfortable rooms:
- Standard Room (110) - min. 16m2, bed 140x200, view of the city center, paid WLAN Internet, free mineral water
- Superior Twin Room (44) - 20m2, 2 beds 90x200, view of the city center, paid WLAN Internet, free mineral water
- Superior King Room (8) - min. 23m2, air conditioning, bed 180x200, view of the city center, paid WLAN Internet, free mineral water
- Executive room (18) - min. 20 m2, twin bed, city center view, free WLAN, air conditioning, safe, private living area, free mineral water, minibar, coffee and tea set
- Junior Suite (9) - Family Suite, 50m2, Twin Beds, City Center View, Free WLAN, Private Living Area, Air Conditioning, Safe, Minibar, Complimentary Mineral Water, Coffee & Tea Set
- Suite Room (2) - 50m2, King Bed, City Center View Room or Quiet Room, Free WLAN, Private Living Area, Air Conditioning, Safe, Minibar, Complimentary Mineral Water, Coffee & Tea Set

Metro Jazz Bar & Bistro located in the Metropol Hotel is a stylish and pleasant place located on the ground floor of the hotel. Decorated in soothing shades of brown and cream, with walls decorated with large, black and white photos of jazz legends, it is the perfect place to eat and drink something in total relaxation and comfort, daily from noon to midnight.

Warsaw (the capital city of Warsaw) - the capital and largest city of Poland, located in the central-eastern part of the country, in Mazovia, on the Vistula River. Since 2002, the capital city of Warsaw has been a municipal commune with the status of a city with poviat rights. Warsaw is a scientific, cultural, political and economic center on a European scale. It houses the seats of the Parliament, the President of the Republic of Poland, the Council of Ministers and other central authorities. Warsaw is also the capital of the Mazowieckie Voivodeship. Warsaw is the only city within the current borders of Poland awarded the Silver Cross of the Virtuti Militari Order (and the second city in Polish history, after Lviv). Warsaw is the largest Polish city in terms of population (1,720,398 residents registered in December 2010) and area (517.24 km2 including the Vistula). On a national scale, the actual number of inhabitants of Warsaw and its vicinity can only be compared to the Upper Silesian Industrial District.