Le Royal Meridien Bristol

Krakowskie Przedmiescie 42 44

Warsaw, PL

Le Meridien Bristol, Warsaw, the most prestigious hotel in Warsaw, was awarded 5 Star Diamond Award, placed in the Gold List of 'Conde Nast Traveler' magazine and is a member of The Leading Hotels of The World. The hotel combines 19th century ambience and charm with 21st century luxury and technology. It was built in 1899 and owned by famous Polish composer and Prime Minister Ignacy Paderewski. Located in the heart of the capital, Le Meridien Bristol, Warsaw was Warsaw's leading hotel for business and leisure travellers and the meeting place for high society and international dignitaries for over a century. Situated on King's Walk, Warsaw's most fashionable street, and overlooking the Presidential Palace, Le Meridien Bristol, Warsaw is only a few minutes' walk from the historic Old Town, the Royal Castle, the National Theatre and Warsaw's business district. The hotel offers a unique product and personalised service. Le Meridien Bristol, Warsaw is the most luxurious five-star hotel in Poland and is a favourite venue for Poland's artistic elite, statesmen and VIPs. It has earned a number of reputable awards and is the only hotel in Poland that is a member of the Leading Hotels of the World. These are just some of the elements that make Le Meridien Bristol, Warsaw unique, but possibly the main factor is the friendly staff, who are both professional and committed to excellence. Europe's top 75 hotels ranking: Conde Nast Traveler Magazine (USA - November 2005 issue) Conde Nast Traveller: Gold List awarded for top 500 hotels in the world - 2005 2004: Travel and Leisure magazine's Top 100 Hotels Worldwide and in the Top 50 in Europe - Le Meridien Bristol, Warsaw, Warsaw (Five Star Diamond Award) 2004: Travel & Leisure Magazine 'one of the best 500 Hotels in the World' - Le Meridien Bristol, Warsaw

Room Information

Guest Rooms

All rooms and Suites are individually designed with traditional furnishings and feature individually controlled, air conditioning, in room fax, in room safe, PC/modem connection, Internet access with individual keyboards, cable television system with multilingual programs, in-house movies, direct dial telephones with voicemail. All bathrooms feature: bathrobes, telephone, shower over bath, bottled mineral water, toiletries and anti-slip mat.

Superior

Bedroom with either double or twin bed, working desk with chair, fauteuil with side table and marble bathroom. Size of room from 24 square m (256 square feet). Rooms are either overlooking the park or the Presidential Palace.

Executive

Spacious, very comfortable rooms up to 58 square m (624 square feet) with either double (180 cm x 200 cm), King beds (200 cm x 200 cm) or twin bed (120 cm x 200 cm). Separate bedroom with working desk and en-Suite marble bathroom. Sitting area is equipped with comfortable chairs and table. Some rooms feature separate dressing area (on request). Rooms have a home ambience decorated with books, pictures and other ornaments. Interconnecting rooms are available. Rooms are overlooking Warsaw's most fashionable street - the historical "King's Walk", the park or are located at the courtyard.

Superior Suite

Very comfortable Suite up to 50 square m (538 square feet) with a separate double bedroom, living room with desk marble bathroom and a lounge. Various rooms have King-size beds. The rooms feature an additional wardrobe and dressing table. Rooms with balcony are available on request. Rooms with separate shower and bathtub are available on request. Rooms feature a library and second television set in the bathroom. Junior Suites overlook either the park or the courtyard.

Paderewski Suite

Presidential Suite, named after the first owner of the hotel one of the most famous Polish composers and a Prime Minister of Poland - Ignacy Paderewski. The largest Suite in the hotel 106 square m (1141 square feet), protected monument with antiques from the beginning of the century. Luxury designed living room, with a light colour scheme and adjoining niche with round table. Large windows and high ceiling. The room is located just over the main entrance of the hotel with view on most fashionable street in Warsaw.

Directions

Gdansk (North)

Take Route E77, and pass the main cities of Laike, Elblag, Mlawa and Lomianki before arriving in Warsaw. Continue on Wybrzeze Gdanskie. Close to Karowa Hospital, turn to the right and proceed straight. Follow the bridge and you will see the hotel.

Cieszyn (South)

Take Route E75, and pass the main cities of Bielsko-Biala, Katowice, and Czestochowa. The route will then change into Route E67. Go to Warsaw through Aleja Krakowska to Centrum through Aleje Jerozolimskie and turn left at Marszalkowska.

Terespol (East)

Take Route E30, and pass by the city of Biala-Podlaska. Continue to Warsaw through Trakt Lubelski. Take Centrum Dir. Go by Swietokrzyski Bridge to Solec Street. Turn right and continue Browarna Street and then turn left.

From Slubice (West)

Take Route E261 and pass the main cities of Poznan and Wrzesnia. The route then changes to Route A2 and passes by Konin. Upon arriving at Warsaw, follow Polczynska Street to Centrum Swietokrzyska Street. At the end, turn left to Krakowskie Przedmies.

Restaurants

Malinowa Restaurant

This award winning restaurant, listed in the prestigious Michelin Guide, delights the gourmet with a choice of traditional Polish dishes with a French influence.

Marconi Restaurant

Marconi Restaurant - the more informal Marconi Restaurant transfers you to the sun-drenched spirit of the south, with fresh dishes influenced by the Mediterranean coast. Enjoy the best in town - an elegant 'Champagne Brunch' every Sunday - a lavish buffet complemented by live music for only PLN 139 per person (approx. $35).

Cafe Bristol

The Viennese-style Cafe Bristol is the meeting place in Warsaw, serving light meals and delicious pastries, baked on the premises, throughout the day. In the summer we invite you to our outside terrace.

Column Bar

A Warsaw institution for cocktails, conversations and live music, has always known as a popular meeting place for Warsaw's high society, political figures, media and business leaders.

Area Attractions

Local Attractions

* Presidential Palace - 0.1 mi/0.1 km* Warsaw University - 0.1 mi/0.1 km * Royal Palace - 0.2 mi/0.3 km * Rajszew Kampinos National Park - 18.6 mi/30.0 km * First Warsaw Golf and Country Club - 18.6 mi/30.0 km

Local Corporate Offices

Recreation

The Royal Route

Warsaw has many wonderful sites to see and things to do, and is rich in art and culture. Le Royal Meridien Bristol is situated on the 'Royal Route', a popular name for the road that leads through the historical part of Warsaw. It is dotted with palaces, churches and statues and has excellent examples of the changing architecture from the 16th century to the present day. The hotel is also a short walk from the historical Old Town characterised by cites art galleries, museums, stylish restaurants, cafes and coffee shops, street vendors and horse cabs. The Royal Castle, the National Theatre and the Opera House are all within 500 metres from the hotel which is also just minutes away from the famous parks and gardens and the zoo. Wilano Castle, the baroque residence of King John III Sobieski, is 12 km away from the hotel. Tours to Zelazowa Wola are available to discover the birthplace and home of the genius composer and virtuoso, Frederic Chopin. During the year, Warsaw hosts a number of festivals from Opera and Mozart to Jazz and Baroque music.