Labo Apartment has been providing accommodation services in Warsaw since 2016. We are a company that focuses on meeting the needs of our Guests, which is why our facilities are designed to provide both tourists and business travelers with accommodation that meets their preferences. We offer comfortable, single hotel beds (which couples can combine into a double bed) and separate bedding for each Guest. We provide coffee from an espresso machine and access to WiFi. Full text of our Terms and Conditions available on our website in tab named "Terms and Conditions"

3-room apartment (2 bedrooms + living room with kitchen anex) for up to 7 people, located in a tenement house at ul. Dzielna 7b. Modern design and well equipped. Space Area: 48 m2 Spacious living room with kitchen. 2 bedrooms. Bathroom with shower and toilet. 2nd floor (no elevator). Beds Bedroom 1 - 1 double bed (160cm x 200 cm) Bedroom 2 - two single beds (can be put together into a double bed) Living room - Double sofa bed, 1 single sofa bed (80cm x 200cm). Equipment dining table for 6 people clothes dryer, ironing board and iron, hair dryer, guest cosmetics (shower gel), fridge with freezer, dishwasher, wasching machine, induction hob, hood, oven, kettle, NESPRESSO coffee machine for capsules, tea, sugar, plates, bowls, pots, pans, cutlery, glasses, cups, mugs, glasses, goblets, bottle and wine opener. Amenities Towel and bed linen for each guest (single duvets), ceiling fans in both bedrooms, 42-inch Smart TV with cable TV, Smart TV (bedroom 1) Wi-Fi, playpen, highchair and baby bathtub (on request for an additional fee).

POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews (approx. 10 minutes walk) This is one of the most important museums in Poland, telling the story of the thousand-year presence of Jews in Poland. The permanent exhibition and numerous temporary exhibitions allow you to understand the rich history of the Jewish community, their culture and influence on the development of Poland. Monument to the Ghetto Heroes (approx. 10 minutes walk) It is located right next to the POLIN Museum and commemorates the heroes of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising of 1943. This is a place that reminds us of the tragic fate of Jews during World War II and their heroic fight for freedom. Old Town (approx. 15-20 minutes walk) The historic part of Warsaw, inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Rebuilt after the destruction of war, full of charming streets, tenement houses and historical places. It is worth visiting the **Royal Castle**, **Sigismund's Column**, **Old Town Square** and the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist. Krasiński Garden (approx. 10 minutes walk) This is one of the oldest parks in Warsaw, perfect for walks and relaxation surrounded by greenery. There are beautiful alleys, fountains and Krasiński Palace, which currently houses part of the National Library. Warsaw Uprising Monument (approx. 15 minutes walk) Located on Krasiński Square, the monument commemorates the heroes of the Warsaw Uprising of 1944. It is one of the most important symbols of the fight for the freedom of Warsaw during World War II. Bankowy Square and Arsenal Town Hall (approx. 15 minutes walk) On Bankowy Square, you will find **Jabłonowski Palace** and **Arsenal Town Hall**, which is one of the main metro stations in this part of the city. The Kamienica Theatre and numerous restaurants and cafes are also located in the area. Royal Castle and Krakowskie Przedmieście (approx. 20 minutes walk) Located at the end of Krakowskie Przedmieście, the Royal Castle is a majestic symbol of the former power of the Republic