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P&O Apartments Chmielna
Serviced apartments in Srodmiescie near Nowy Swiat and Centralna station, useful for families or longer stays wanting a kitchen. Central without hotel prices.
Reviewed and updated July 2026
P&O Apartments Chmielna are serviced apartments in Srodmiescie, near Nowy Swiat and Warszawa Centralna station. The draw is a central address with a kitchen, which makes them useful for families or longer stays that need more than a hotel room. Central, without hotel prices.
Serviced apartments with a kitchen
These are self-catering serviced flats rather than hotel rooms, so you get a kitchen and the space to spread out. That suits self-guided cooking, laundry between sightseeing days and groups who want a shared living area. Apartment sizes and what each includes vary, so check the operator's official channels for the current options, layouts and rates.
Near Nowy Swiat and Centralna station
Chmielna runs through central Srodmiescie, close to the Nowy Swiat shopping street and a short walk from Warszawa Centralna station and the Palace of Culture. That means the metro, trams and long-distance trains are all near, so day trips and airport transfers are simple. Krakowskie Przedmiescie leads north from here toward the Old Town. For city transport, see the Warsaw guide.
Good for families and longer stays
These apartments suit families, groups and anyone on a longer stay who wants a kitchen and more room than a hotel offers, all at a central price. They also work for travellers who value being near the main station for onward trips. Visitors who want daily housekeeping, a restaurant downstairs and full hotel service should book a hotel instead.
Around Chmielna and Nowy Swiat
Central Warsaw is on your doorstep:
- Palace of Culture and Science and Warszawa Centralna, a short walk away.
- Krakowskie Przedmiescie and the route up to the Old Town.
- Centrum Nauki Kopernik, toward the river, good for families.
The full listing name is Chmielna 73 P&O Serviced Apartments, and the strongest part of the address is transport: it is a short walk from Warszawa Centralna and the Centrum metro, which makes it practical for arrivals by train and for day trips out of the city.
Documented fittings go beyond a basic kitchen. Apartments are air-conditioned and soundproofed, with a fully equipped kitchen (dishwasher, coffee machine, fridge and microwave), and the building has a lift. Laundry service and daily housekeeping are listed, and some units run to two bedrooms with a separate living room, which suits families or groups. Configurations and what each flat includes vary, so confirm the specific apartment through the operator's official channels.
Good to know
Apartment availability, layouts and rates change with demand and length of stay. Book through the operator's official channels for current pricing and check-in arrangements, and confirm what each flat includes.
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