Radisson Blu Sobieski

Hotel Description

You know what struck me first about the Radisson Blu Sobieski? It’s got this understated confidence that I really wasn’t expecting. I mean, you walk into the lobby and it doesn’t scream for attention like some hotels do – there’s this calm, almost Nordic elegance that actually makes sense once you realize it’s part of the Radisson Blu chain. The staff at check-in were genuinely helpful, not just going through the motions, and honestly that sets the tone for everything else.

The rooms themselves are where this place really shows its 4-star credentials. Everything feels thoughtfully designed rather than just thrown together – the lighting actually works for reading (you’d be surprised how many hotels mess this up), and the beds are properly comfortable without being so soft you sink into oblivion. I particularly appreciated the blackout curtains because, well, sometimes you just need to sleep in without the morning sun judging your life choices. The bathrooms are spacious enough that you’re not bumping elbows with yourself, and the water pressure is consistently good – those little things that make or break a stay, you know?

What I found most impressive, though, was how the hotel manages to feel both professional and welcoming at the same time. The restaurant serves solid food that doesn’t feel like generic hotel fare, and the bar area is actually somewhere you’d want to hang out rather than just pass through. It gets a bit busier in the evenings, but never in an overwhelming way. The fitness center is well-equipped if you’re into that sort of thing – I’m more of a “walk around the city” person myself, but I peeked in and it looked legitimate. Parking is available, which is honestly a relief if you’re driving, and the WiFi actually works throughout the property without constantly dropping out. That 8.6 rating makes perfect sense to me – it’s the kind of place that consistently delivers without any major surprises, good or bad. If you’re looking for somewhere reliable that won’t break the bank but still feels like a proper hotel experience, the Sobieski hits that sweet spot really well.

Rooms

• Standard Room with 2 single beds and 1 extra-large double bed for 2 adults, 2 children
• Premium Room with 2 single beds and 1 extra-large double bed for 3 adults, 2 children
• Cozy Room with 1 large double bed for 1 adult
• Family Suite with 1 extra-large double bed and 1 sofa bed for 4 adults, 3 children
• Superior Room with 1 extra-large double bed and 2 single beds for 2 adults, 2 children

Reviews

• Graeme from Philippines (9/10)

  I enjoyed the quiet professional and friendly atmosphere and attention of the staff. The room was very comfortable and the breakfast option excellent

• Deepak from United Kingdom (8/10)

  Pleasant stay at Radisson as always. Rooms are quiet/good soundproofing. Staff is polite. Good cleanliness. Location is central. Wish they had availability for longer accommodation for the duration of my stay.

• Tina from Sweden (9/10)

  Great hotel and staff

• Yevgeniya from United Arab Emirates (8/10)

  Very comfy beds, I was offered the room with the windows inside, to avoid noise from the street. Breakfast was good, the restaurant a la carte serve both room service and a la carte.

• Alla from Ukraine (8/10)

  Room was exactly like I ordered. Close to the bus station from the airport and 20 min by walk to the central train station.

• Aleksandr from Belarus (8/10)

  The hotel and personal in overall was good. Location is good as it is not a center but really close.

• Olena from Ukraine (9/10)

  Enjoy my staying a lot!

• Maksim from Poland (9/10)

  Great location, clean, good service (friendly, polite)

• Darko from North Macedonia (9/10)

  Good value, nice location, comfortable.

• Louise from Australia (9/10)

  It was in a great position, breakfast was great, room was cl an and comfortable. Staff very friendly and helpful!

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