Warsaw

Learn more about Warsaw

Warsaw is the current capital of the Republic of Poland, but also a city with an eventful history. There is nothing better than booking a hotel in Warsaw to soak it up. Largely destroyed after the Second World War, the city reflects through its architecture the eras that have marked its history. Warsaw is a mix of neoclassical buildings and palaces, Soviet blocks and modern high-rises.

Warsaw's old town is one of the most visited places in the city and a key stop during a stay in Warsaw. The old town is characterised by its many buildings in different colours. Completely destroyed in 1944 during the war, the old town was entirely rebuilt identically. While strolling through the old town, you can also admire "Sigismund's Column", a statue of King Sigismund marking the change of capital of Poland: from Krakow to Warsaw.

A stone's throw from the old town, you will discover the Royal Castle in Warsaw, which was the residence of the kings of Poland. Inside, grand reception halls mingle with paintings by great masters. Incredible!

In Warsaw city centre, many shops and popular brands will let you indulge in some shopping. In the city centre, you cannot miss Warsaw's Palace of Culture and Science. At 237 metres tall, this building was imposed by Stalin and is today at the heart of disputes within Polish society.

In the evening, there is nothing better than heading to the "Nowy Swiat" district, a lively avenue in central Warsaw with many restaurants and bars. You can taste Polish specialities there, from the famous goulash to pierogi (Polish dumplings filled with meat). Don't wait any longer to discover the capital, Warsaw, by booking a hotel in Warsaw now!

Which district should you stay in for a hotel stay in Warsaw?

The Sródmiescie district is an excellent starting point for exploring Warsaw. This central area harmoniously combines green spaces and modern infrastructure, with quick access to public transport.

The Powiśle area charms with its young and creative atmosphere. The landscaped banks of the Vistula offer an ideal setting for walks, while trendy cafés and art galleries liven up the streets.

To the east, the Praga district stands out for its preserved authenticity. Its artistic atmosphere and traditional markets attract travellers seeking a more local experience.

Our hotels in Warsaw city centre

Our city-centre hotels welcome you in a modern setting with spacious and comfortable double rooms. The comfort continues in the morning with a hearty breakfast with Polish flavours.

The strategic location of our hotels in Warsaw makes getting around easy: quick access to public transport and the main tourist attractions. For business trips, our equipped meeting rooms meet all your professional needs.

Restaurants, shops and trendy nightclubs are close by. Our multilingual staff are at your disposal to tailor your stay to your wishes.

Hotels near Warsaw airport

For your comfort, we have hotels strategically located near Warsaw Chopin International Airport. These hotels in Warsaw are perfect for travellers in transit or guests with early-morning flights. Our modern double rooms offer all the comfort you need for a restful night. Our attentive staff are available to meet your needs and make your stay easier.