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. Mr. Maciej, a representative of the Swedish architectural studio Semren & Mansso, told journalist Michał Wojtczuk about the incident at the Regent hotel in Warsaw at the intersection of Spacerowa and Belwederska Streets in the center of Warsaw. M of a pregnant Russian woman is the vice president of the Russian branch of this studio.
As Mr.Maciej reports, a couple from Russia, who are expecting a child, have been traveling for several days. The Russians wanted to stay at the Regent Hotel. Even though they had made a reservation in advance, it was revealed on site that they would not be accommodated. – We do not serve Russians – they were to hear at the reception.
“Staff were banned from above”
Igor and Olga were on the road from Wednesday, March 2, traveling by car from Saint Petersburg towards the Polish-Ukrainian border. They were taking their Ukrainian friend whose minor son was left alone at home in the war area after his father was mobilized into the Ukrainian army. After delivering a friend to the border, dead tired, after several sleepless nights spent traveling, on Friday, March 4, they went to the hotel
– revealed Mr. Maciej. The Pole decided to help his friends. – After my immediate intervention, I learned that at 20:30 the staff had been banned from providing services to Russian guests – reported the interlocutor of “Gazeta Wyborcza”.
Press Office: We are sorry that such an incident took place
Michał Wojtczuk contacted the press office of Polski Holding Hotelowy (PHH) on this matter. Its employees say the ban does not apply to any of the group’s hotels. And the situation mentioned is the result of a misunderstanding.
The management board of PHH immediately informed our employees to avoid similar situations. We are sorry that such an incident happened in our hotel
– was provided by the press office of PHH. It also ensured that hotel workers are currently committed to helping refugees from Ukraine.
Source: Gazeta
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