We are a company specializing in short-term letting of apartments form 2004. We are proud to be a member of The TAS Alliance which is a collective of independently owned and operated serviced apartment providers across the globe and are united under a single representation, distribution, sales and marketing strategy, all powered by a common technology platform. We are proud members of the Association of International Property Professionals (AIPP). We are a company specializing in short-term letting of apartments form 2004. P&O Corporate Serviced Apartments is an first in Poland accredited member of the Association of Serviced Apartment Providers (ASAP). We have successfully achieved ISAAP Accreditation – the leading global standard for the serviced apartment sector. Our ISAAP Quality Accreditation confirms- • We have been rigorously assessed to meet the 250 service quality, regulatory & safety criteria • We comply with all the key legal, statutory & health & safety requirements . We are marketing all our properties accurately • We deliver a quality guest experience • We adhere to best industry experience

2-room apartment in the building at ul. Ostrobramska 83b (next to the Promenada Shopping Center) in the Trzy Wieże estate Closed estate, monitored with 24/7 security, videophone. High standard, great location. The apartment consists of a room with a kitchenette, a bedroom, a hall and a bathroom. The apartment has a spacious balcony overlooking the city.

Through the centuries, Warsaw's right-bank – the area called Praga – was an independent town, and it became formally attached to Warsaw only in the late 18th century. For years it was a secondary part of the city that survived the devastation of war, with three different religions (Catholicism, Orthodoxy and Judaism) peacefully co-existing. Today it is a fascinating district, overflowing with artistic studios, galleries, alternative theaters and underground clubs. Thanks to this infusion of cool culture, many of the surviving post-industrial buildings have been turned into cultural centres, cinemas, galleries and pubs. But it is also in Praga that we can find many streets which were undamaged during World War II, and so there are some beautiful pre-war lamp-posts, sidewalks and apartment blocks.