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 Our guests can book and stay with confidence knowing they are booking with a company that holds ISAAP Compliance Accreditation* and that we have met the minimum standard of ISAAP requirements giving assurance to the consumer that the required standards of safety, security and duty of care have been met. We are proud to display the ISAAP Quality Marque confirming we have gained Quality Accredited Provider status from ISAAP, the leading global provider of quality assessment, reporting and recognition awards for the serviced accommodation,

Modern apartments on the 2nd floor in a new building at SOHO FACTORY on Zupnicza street Street (Praga district) with an elavator. In apartments you'll find the equipment necessary for everyday life, fully equipped kitchenette, washing machine, dryer, cooking utensils, large wardrobe. Our apartments are perfect for long stays, as well as short-term accommodation. The lcoation is great: public transport to the city center, the Warsaw Old Town is just on the other side of the river, only 2 tram stops to the National Stadium, convenient access to the Chopin Airport. Old Praga (Star Praga) is a district that has become increasingly popular and is often visited by tourists. There are numerous galleries and clubs, for example Soho Factory, the Wedel chocolate factory, as well as cafes and restaurants.

The lcoation is great: public transport to the city center, the Warsaw Old Town is just on the other side of the river, only 2 tram stops to the National Stadium, convenient access to the Chopin Airport. Old Praga (Star Praga) is a district that has become increasingly popular and is often visited by tourists. There are numerous galleries and clubs, for example Soho Factory, the Wedel chocolate factory, as well as cafes and restaurants. 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.