Holiday Inn Resort Warsaw - Jozefow

The room was spacious and comfortable. The food at the Lunasol restaurant was delicious and the price was reasonable, but the beer I ordered and paid for wasn't brought because some staff pretended to understand English even though they didn't. The swimming pool, sauna and jacuzzi were all clean and easy to use. Regarding the use of the golf driving range on the premises, different staff members said different things, so it was confusing as I could use it on the first day but not the next day. It cost 300 PLN to let my dog ​​stay for three nights. The nearby Supar seems to have closed, but there is a Lidl 15 minutes walk away which was convenient. 1

Wspaniałe miejsce otoczone lasem :) Wszędzie blisko. Śniadania bardzo urozmaicone. Basen czysty. Polecam na weekend i nie tylko.

Lokalizacja świetna. Pyszne urozmaicone śniadania. Przestronny pokój z balkonem.

De bør stramme op på deres liste over hvem der har betalt for morgenmad. Hver morgen skulle receptionen bekræfte det.

Rather average stay in the establishment as far as I am concerned. Too bad because the room was quite nice, spacious and it was clean. On the other hand, I had dinner there and the meal was really ordinary and rather expensive considering what I got on the plate. If we look at the fiesta which entertained the hotel with wild music until late in the evening, it wasn't too bad 😉. On the other hand, the young girl who ran after me at breakfast time to ask me to pay for my meal (like a thief) could have had a little more delicate manners and, for example, told me that he was not was not included with my room and called the front desk to have it added to my bill since I hadn't checked out yet! Clearly not up to the standards they would like to give themselves in terms of customer service...

After a long time, we have once again moved into the HIR Jozefow, which we have known since it opened, just outside Warsaw. As always, check-in went smoothly. The General Manager generously upgraded us to the largest suite in the hotel, the "Forest Suite". In addition to a bedroom, this corner suite also has a separate living area, a spacious dining area, two bathrooms and two balconies, which can also be equipped with sun loungers if required. We would like to take this opportunity to expressly thank the hotel management for the generosity shown, which is not a given in other hotels, including and especially in the luxurious hotels of the InterContinental group. Last but not least, the amenities provided go far beyond the usual standards by which one would measure a hotel in the Holiday Inn chain; they are to be seen as an expression of appreciation and hospitality. As always when we stay at the HIR Jozefow, we look forward to the excellently equipped fitness area with its comfortably heated indoor pool and the new whirlpool. Unfortunately, a longer stay is not very pleasant due to the hard wooden loungers (planks) at the edge of the pool without soft cushions. This could easily be remedied with simple means. Otherwise, the hotel offers a wide variety of leisure activities (Balinese spa, 2 saunas, golf, mini golf, bike rental, rope garden, tennis, volleyball court, play equipment, etc.) that will never let you get bored. The surrounding forests and hiking trails along the Swider, which runs in front of the hotel, to the Vistula are ideal for hiking. The in-house restaurant Luna Sol spoils its guests from morning to evening with freshly prepared local and international dishes. The evening menu is deliberately not particularly extensive, but the dishes on offer are deliciously prepared and the presentation increases the anticipation of the food. A big thank you especially to the invisible kitchen staff, who run such a creative kitchen. Overall, we once again had a very pleasant stay in a Holiday Inn, which, particularly compared to other hotels in this chain in Europe, scores highly for its wide range of leisure activities, leaving many other Holiday Inn hotels clearly behind. Of course, time has not passed this hotel by without leaving its mark; after around a decade and a half on the market, at some point consideration should be given to a partial, gradual renovation in order to maintain the standard the hotel has strived for and achieved over the years, or perhaps even improve it.