The Radisson SAS Centrum Warsaw is housed in a glass ronted high rise building in the business district of Warsaw, within a kilometre of the Contemporary Art Museum and the Palace of Culture and Science. The 311 guestrooms feature Italian, Scandinavian or Maritime themed décor and are equipped with Internet connections, satellite TV, coffee and tea making facilities, and minibars. Marble bathrooms include hair dryers, toiletries, and glass shower cubicles.

The hotel's first floor is given over to conference rooms able to accommodate up to 400 people. As well as audio visual equipment, the rooms at the Radisson SAS Centrum Warsaw include espresso machines, minibars, and wireless Internet access.

At the Radisson SAS Centrum Warsaw, staff are on hand to provide secretarial support and translation services, and guests can make use of the self service business centre. Ferdy's Latino Brasserie serves Latin American French fusion dishes for lunch and dinner in an Argentinian themed dining area where guests can enjoy live Latin music. A breakfast buffet is served in Ogrodowa room, which can also be used for private functions. The lobby bar serves drinks, coffee and Polish snacks all day. Guests can swim in the indoor pool, unwind in the jetted tub or work out with the help of in house trainers, and an in house beautician provides facials and make up. Multilingual staff at the 24-hour front desk can advise on local sights and attractions. The 1950s skyscraper visible from many rooms is Poland's largest building, the Palace of Culture and Science. During the 1940s, Soviet leader Stalin commissioned seven modern skyscrapers for Moscow to bring it up to date with the USA. As a 'gift of friendship', an eighth was built in Warsaw, the only one of its type outside the USSR. It now holds cinemas, theatres, and exhibitions, and can be found 750 metres from the hotel. Warsaw Frederic Chopin Airport is 11 kilometres away, with an approximate driving time of 20 minutes.

Based on information provided by ian.com.