Radisson Blu Sobieski Hotel, Warsaw
Distinguished by a prestigious ambiance and an outright royal character retained despite being one of the city’s largest hotels, Radisson Blu Sobieski Hotel, Warsaw is an unquestionable landmark of the capital, for years attracting guests with its extensive offer, splendid cuisine, and advanced MICE infrastructure.
A key and obvious distinguishing feature of Radisson Blu Sobieski Hotel, Warsaw involves its backstory and corresponding high recognition. Designed by Wolfgang Triessing and Maciej Nowicki, the venue was opened to the public in 1991. At the time it was known as Hotel Jan III Sobieski, commemorating the Polish monarch and outstanding commander made famous by the triumphant Battle of Vienna fought against the Ottoman Empire in 1683. With a shape inspired by corner tenement buildings and topped with a distinct dome, the highly colourful building quickly became one of Warsaw’s landmarks recognised both by local residents and visiting guests.
In spite of many changes and upgrades, the hotel has successfully preserved its royal character up this day, attracting attention with its monumental architecture, interior design, and emphasis on comfort. Add to this the onsite restaurants, guaranteed to satisfy even the most demanding gourmets, and extensive conference infrastructure and you can see why this is an exceptionally attractive property with a great environment for work and relaxation.
