Hotels Near Park Zdrowia in Legionowo County

The room was very clean and the stay itself was very satisfying. The facility here was a method of checking in by myself, but it was quite difficult because there was no detailed email from the hotel and there was only one person on the day. He responded immediately after contacting me, but ... I think it would be nice if you knew that such troubles sometimes occur. Especially if you travel alone, be careful. It was quite difficult to understand where the hotel was. I managed to reach it by asking people. Other than that, I am quite satisfied!

Hotel is relatively clean

The hotel is located on a lake and has its own access down to the lake. The lake and the hotel grounds are beautiful with lots of trees. Inside the hotel things are well maintained and there are lots of facilities such as a spa, bowling alley and disco. There are also some nice seatings areas outside. The hotel has other outdoor activities such as bikes, pedalos on the lake, and a high ropes course, but these are an extra cost and some were closed when we were there. The bedroom I stayed in was also very well maintained. It had two single beds (we saw a lot of people appeared to be sharing rooms with colleagues so I assume this is why the bedrooms are two singles). The bed was soft but overall comfortable. The bedroom was overall fairly well lit! There was an electricity point by ear bed and two under the desk. The bathroom was spacious however the shower had a rain head (light pressure) or a handheld shower head. Not ideal for washing your hair as there wasn’t enough power. I don’t hear anyone staying near me, corridors were quiet and I didn’t hear anything through the walls either. Food was average at best. Breakfast was varied. The chef did fried eggs or omelettes on request but this is only available on certain days. Lots of fresh fruit each day also although I did see lots of flies near the fruit one day, overall also looked very clean. Lunch and dinner via the buffet restaurant was largely the same each day and the hotel doesn’t manage large groups well. One of the days we were there we had been give tables for our group, however the tables ended up being in the middle of the queue for another extremely large group so we were surrounded by people standing behind us as we ate. If you’re here for a few days, definitely plan your meal times away from large groups. Also try the a la carte restaurant as there is more choice or eat a meal or two in Warsaw. Staff were generally polite although many had limited English so if you have a query you may find you need to approach the front desk or bar area.

Cleanliness and order every day, the presence of a hair dryer in the shower, comfortable and high-quality gel / shampoo in the shower and soap in the toilet, high-quality toilet paper. Comfortable mattress, comfortable and stylish beds, modern interior throughout the hotel, shower and toilet in the room, delicious breakfast, the staff speaks Russian, Polish, English, convenient location in Warsaw

Hello. I haven't resigned for a long time, but now I've decided to resign. Hotel is excellent, to get a good deal, cleanliness everywhere, everything will script and in the room and halls, the plumbing of decent quality, everything fresh, the perina is comfortable (noisy the truth of the extract fan, works with the lighting on). Our standard room was small but for short stay is quite sufficient. The view from the window to the city yard so much, but the silence allowed to sleep with open window and the conduits were not turned on. Breakfast is very good including hot and cold dishes, coffee from the car is also decent!!! Staff on the reseption is very welcoming, without knowledge of Polish easy to talk. When next visit to Warsaw, I will not even look for anything. Thank you very much to the staff (Polski and Ukrainian). The hosts are perfect. All tourists and travelers of luck.

L'impressionnant complexe intitulé ”Mazurkas” ne fait pas exception à la règle : comme partout en Pologne, sauf peut-être au centre de Varsovie - du moins d'après notre expérience - il faut pousser la porte d'un hôtel si on veut trouver un restaurant. Ici, il s'agit du GEORGE SAND. Dès qu'on traverse le lobby, on sent que tout est fait pour ”en jeter plein la vue” aux clients. La salle du restaurant, avec ses lustres en cristal à bobèches, ses grands tableaux muraux, ses nappages en soierie, ses élégantes cariatides, ses bougies et sa moquette genre Savonnerie vous transporte dans un autre temps. On s'attend presque à être servis en gants blancs ! Le service est en tout cas à l'aune du décor : il est diligent et attentionné. L'assiette, quoique parfaitement correcte, n'est hélas pas à la hauteur des 'great expectations' suscitées. A part l'excellent Polish Mojito et les délicieuses chanterelles, aucun des autres composants du repas ne nous laissera un souvenir inoubliable. Quant à l'addition, elle se montait à 424 zlotys pour deux (soit 95€), sachant qu'après les cocktails, nous n'avons bu que de la bière. N.B. Je ne parlerai pas de l'hôtel, puisque nous n'y avons pas séjourné, mais je sais que les résidents doivent payer pour la voiture stationnant sur le parking.

I stayed recently at the hotel for the timeframe of mid-march 2022, and enjoyed the food (loved the artichoke pasta dishes and the turkey club sandwich with bacon), and the hospitality. For us English speaking folks, it was very easy to communicate with the staff, both at the front desk, and with the bar / wait staff. The staff was respectful, and were willing to help you with any reasonable request. From assisting me with booking train tickets on my laptop for local trips, to scheduling COVID testing for my flight home. The staff was very friendly and considering the present environment was very generous with their time. I would go back in a heartbeat, as it is close to a local grocery store, their rooms have a large safe, easy to accommodate a laptop, and a small refrigerator. The rooms are relatively sound proof, so if you are mostly active at night vs. the day sleeping during daylight hours this is not an issue. If you do go to the local grocery store, just a reminder, you need to bring your own bags, and you have bag all the items your self, not typically something you see in the US. Everyone in the area walks everywhere, so there are distinct walking paths vs. bicycling paths, and all pedestrians have the right of way in the cross walks. That being said, situational awareness is key, as vehicle speeding signs are mostly a suggestion rather than the rule. Folks park on the sidewalks, as no one parks on the street. Almost no one except for tourists walk with their phones out, as locals keep a good eye on vehicles and fellow pedestrians. Overall I would like to thank the staff for the generosity, and help with some of the simple tasks that I found challenging due to the language barrier, overall making my trip a success. Thank you for everything!