Serock Hot Tub Suite Hotels

THE BEST Hot Tub Suite Hotels in Serock

Name: Osrodek Świt
Address: ul. Borowikow 8, Wilga, 08-470, Poland
Telephone: +48 600 966 425

Serock Hot Tub Suite Hotels

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1. Hotel Narvil Conference & Spa
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1,079 reviews
#1 Best Value of 2 Serock Hot Tub Suite Hotels
"Hotel mainy occupied by the training groups and conferences. For the individuals, looking for peacefull place, not very recommended . The rooms rather small, modern decocorated and basic. The lack of atmospher and..."
2. Hotel Pan Tadeusz
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89 reviews
#2 Best Value of 2 Serock Hot Tub Suite Hotels
"I used this hotel for a two day workshop with 10 participants. The hotel itself is not breathtaking, but looks quite good. The food was plentiful, but taste...a lil' bit too spicy (soup - I don't remember the name..."
"The hotel itself is not breathtaking. Rooms seem standard. The food is average. But overall the whole complex works well for company retreats. With extra beds (4 people in 3-men rooms) it could fit ~140 people..."

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