Forty hotels on their way to Warsaw
More than 40 hotels are either planned or now under construction in Warsaw. In the next few years the accommodation on offer in the city will increase by over 5,000 rooms
Warsaw is the fastest-growing hotel market in Central and Eastern Europe and its growth is directly related to the development of the office segment, which has seen record-breaking figures in recent years. The demand for hotel rooms in the Polish capital is mainly being generated by corporate clients. This can be seen in the prices of accommodation and the occupancy rates, which are sometimes several times lower on weekends than on business days.
Corporate clients still make up the largest group of hotel guests in the city. But Warsaw’s tourist market is also growing. Its transport connections with the world are improving all the time as it becomes more popular as a tourist destination. Both airports – Chopin and Modlin – saw a large increase in the number of pa
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