Courtesy: Christian Tolentino | News Source: traveldailymedia.com

Spanish hospitality company Barceló Hotel Group has announced its entry into Poland with the opening of a new hotel in Warsaw; set to launch in the capital city’s Powi?le neighbourhood in 2021.

The new property will be built within the Elektrownia Powi?le development, a former power plant which houses a vibrant collection of bars, restaurants, shops, office spaces and private residences, all within a 15-minute walk from the city centre. The 4-star hotel will offer direct access to Elektrownia Powi?le’s retail, entertainment and F&B, which is a two-minute walk from the nearest Metro station.

“The transformation of one of Warsaw’s most iconic buildings”

Jaime Buxó, chief business development officer at Barceló Hotel Group, said: “We are delighted to be opening our first hotel in Poland as part of this landmark development project, which will see the transformation of one of Warsaw’s most iconic buildings.

“The prime location of the property, in the most culturally vibrant district in the city, chimes perfectly with Barceló Hotel Group’s ambitions to open new hotels in the most exciting destinations and it is an important marker of our growth strategy as we expand our footprint worldwide.”

The Powi?le neighbourhood is home to the Copernicus Science Centre, Warsaw University Library and Warsaw’s Museum of Modern Art, attracting locals and tourists alike.