I've stayed at this hotel in Berlin before, and the service there was much better than in Warsaw. Here's my experience:
1. Three couples, including us, booked three rooms for three nights. On the first night, I scraped my face on a poorly designed cabinet. Luckily, as an aromatherapy teacher, I always carry essential oils for first aid. To my surprise, my husband then bumped his head on it. We reported it to the front desk, but there was no response the next day. When I called to follow up, they said they would deal with it tomorrow. As expected, nothing was done, and no one got back to us until we checked out. The other two couples also bumped their faces or heads (as shown in the pictures).
2. In the buffet restaurant, the servers cleaning breadcrumbs from tables would just sweep them onto the chairs with a napkin. This level of service definitely needs more training.
3. In the morning, I ordered an omelet. The chef seemed inexperienced. When I asked for more mushrooms, she actually asked me, "Do you want two omelets?" I said just one. She then replied, "This is how much mushroom you get for one serving." I explained that I liked mushrooms and asked her to add a little more, and she grudgingly added a tiny bit. I don't understand their logic; I only asked for onions, mushrooms, and a little tomato, nothing else. Isn't it a buffet? On the second morning, my friend went for an omelet and was told they were out of onions, with a shrug! This was at 9:00 AM, and breakfast didn't end until 10:30 AM!
Overall, the service attitude was good, but the spirit of service was lacking. Everything felt like a perfunctory effort to get by, which is a real shame. I won't consider staying here again and certainly won't recommend it to friends.
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