Residence Diana Warsaw
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- Studio, One, & Two Bedroom Units Available
- Up to Two Bathrooms
- Cat Friendly, Dog Friendly, & Pets Considered
- Multi-Level Garage
- Laundry On Site
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About this property
Ideally suited to both short and extended stays, Residence Diana Warsaw offers inviting accommodation in the heart of Warsaw. The Residence itself is set within a beautifully restored 19th century building, typical of this elegant area. Located on the historic Diana Passage, Mamaison Residence Diana Warsaw showcases the finest level of quality and hospitality. The ideal base for discerning business and leisure travellers, the welcoming residence offers stylishly-furnished and professionally serviced residential suites and top hotel facilities. Our spacious, fully-serviced suites provide excellent accommodation to both business and leisure travellers. Elegantly decorated, with large windows and stunning views of the surrounding area, each is well-equipped to facilitate your every need. We offer 46 uniquely designed apartments (45–105 m²), some with balconies and fully-equipped kitchenette in each apartment.
Guests can benefit from this great city center location as the Royal Route is only a 2 min walk, metro station "Centre" a 5 min walk, Palace of Culture & Science a 5 min walk, Royal Castle a 10 min walk, and Main Railway Station a 5 min walk.
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About Warsaw, Poland
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Once you’ve had time to travel around Poland, you'll realizem that Warsaw is different. Rather than being centered on an old square, the capital is spread out across a large area with diverse architecture: Gothic, communist concrete, and modern steel.
Warsaw has suffered everything history could throw at it, including near destruction at the end of World War II – and come out alive. It’s a captivating collection of neighborhoods and icons. Excellent museums interpret its tumultuous history, from the joys of Chopin to the tragedy of WWII.
It’s not all about the past though. Warsaw’s restaurant and nightlife scene is the best in the country. You can dine well and affordablyon international cuisines, and take your pick of the city's bars and clubs.