Crowne Plaza Warsaw Hub will be the first Crowne Plaza in Poland and will be built alongside Holiday Inn Express Warsaw hub, becoming IHG’s first dual-branded complex in the market. The 430-room complex will be IHG’s biggest in Poland and both hotels will be managed by IHG.
The site is in a prime location in the heart of Warsaw’s bustling CBD, within walking distance to the National Museum, Warsaw Old Town and the Warsaw Zoo.
The 212-room Crowne Plaza Warsaw Hub will be located on floors 11 to 21 and will include a Sky Bar complete with terrace overlooking the city. With more than 2000 square meters of meeting space, a gym, spa and almost 900 square metres dedicated to dining, the hotel will be geared towards business travellers to Poland’s capital.
The 218-room Holiday Inn Express Warsaw Hub will occupy levels three to 10 of the complex and will offer guests simple and smart accommodation at an affordable price. Guest rooms will feature the Holiday Inn Express Next Generation design and a 250 square metre dining facility on level three will serve the brand’s signature Express Start breakfast, which will be included in the price.
According to the European Travel Commission’s report into 2017 tourism trends, there’s been solid growth in visitor arrivals across Eastern Europe, with inbound tourism increasing by 5.2% since the start of the year. Hotel occupancy rates grew by almost 6% with average RevPAR across the region almost 20% higher in 2017 compared to 2016. (Source: European Travel Commission).
Since the start of the year, IHG has signed a record 10 hotels across Eastern Europe – half of which have been in Warsaw, Poland. These have included Holiday Inn Warsaw Mokotow, Holiday Inn Express Warsaw Mokotow and Staybridge Suites Warsaw Ursynów – the first of IHG’s extended stay brand to enter the market.
