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Hotel Jan III Sobieski is famous for its unique and modern style and luxury. The characteristic and colourful façade designed by master painter Hans Piccottini is an easily recognizable architectural feature of Warsaw and an elegant gateway to the district of Ochota. Warsaw is the largest scientific and cultural centre of Poland and hosts the most important exhibitions and events of the country, including international festivals and competitions. Recommended attractions in Warsaw include the Old Town, the Royal Castle, the Royal Lazienki Park and its palaces, as well as the Wilanów Palace and Żelazowa Wola. In addition to the 434 rooms the hotel offers 7 conference rooms and 5 festival rooms for seminars, balls or private parties. The hotel is also well known for the excellent and flexible catering service. The top quality of culinary creations has won the hotel a great reputation as one of the most respected catering companies on the market. Befitting the standards of a 4-star hotel, the comfortably appointed rooms feature full anti-noise protection measures, satellite TV, pay TV, and a triple-lock security system. All rooms on the seventh floor have an in-room safe. For all other rooms, a safe for your valuables is available at the reception. Some of the floors are designated non-smoking floors. The hotel also features a number of barrier-free rooms for people with disabilities, with which the hotel won the "Hotel without Barriers Award 2005". For those who would like to relax, the hotel offers a gym, Jacuzzi, samarium, dry sauna and solarium.