About this hotel
General information
Raffles Europejski Warsaw occupies a mid-19th-century Neoclassical palace on Krakowskie Przedmieście, part of the Royal Route, between the Old Town and the Saxon Garden. Behind the historic façade the interiors are contemporary – bespoke furniture, marble and fine fabrics – while details keep the building’s past in view: Nieborów majolica plates line the walls of the grill and a mosaic from the original reception now frames the spa entrance.
The hotel is best known for its art collection of almost 500 works by some 120 artists, centred on contemporary Polish art and Polish modernism; pieces hang in the bedrooms too, and the collection’s manager leads private tours for guests. Raffles butlers look after every guest around the clock. The house also has a grill restaurant with a terrace, the historic Lourse patisserie, the Long Bar, a cigar salon and the Raffles Spa with its pool.
Location
The hotel stands at Krakowskie Przedmieście 13 in Śródmieście, right on the Royal Route at the edge of the Old Town. On foot it is 300 m to the Grand Theatre, home of the Polish National Opera, 700 m to the Royal Castle and about 1 km to the Copernicus Science Centre; Łazienki Park is 3.3 km away and Warszawa Centralna station 2 km. Warsaw Chopin Airport is about 25 minutes by car; the hotel runs its own limousine transfers and an on-call shuttle at extra charge. There is on-site parking.
Spa
Raffles Spa draws on Asian, Middle Eastern and European traditions and works with Aromatherapy Associates and Sisley. It has treatment rooms and a private VIP room for couples, a sauna, a steam room, experience showers, an ice fountain and the Wellness Lounge, along with an indoor counter-current pool. The menu covers personalised massages with natural products, facials designed by the partner brands and treatments for two.
Sports & leisure
The Technogym-equipped fitness rooms are open 24 hours, with personal training on request, and the Raffles Spa pool is there for laps. The concierge team arranges guided explorations of Warsaw shaped to each guest’s interests. For art lovers there are private tours of the hotel’s collection and the Art Afternoon Tea, a guided look at the collection followed by tea.
Restaurants & bars
Dining ranges from modern Polish cooking to a historic patisserie and a cigar salon:
- Europejski Grill – the signature restaurant, a modern European take on Polish culinary heritage built on seasonal produce; breakfast with à la carte hot dishes is served here too
- Europejski Grill Terrace – the restaurant’s terrace in season, with a seasonal Mediterranean-leaning menu
- Lourse Warszawa – a patisserie reviving one of Warsaw’s best-loved old cake houses, with cakes and pastries both classic and contemporary
- Long Bar – a cocktail bar devoted to classic mixology, home of the Singapore Sling
- Humidor – an intimate cigar salon with single malts, Cognac and Armagnac
Swimming
Raffles Spa has an indoor counter-current pool for uninterrupted swimming, open daily from early morning to late evening.
Pets
Pets are welcome at the hotel.
Rooms
Ten categories of rooms and suites are dressed in a contemporary style with handcrafted furniture, Polish works from the hotel’s collection and bathrooms etched with the Warsaw skyline. Windows look over the city, the courtyard or the Saxon Garden, or take in a panorama of Warsaw, and every room is looked after by Raffles butlers.
Every room has a Nespresso machine, a kettle, a minibar and complimentary mineral water, bathrobes and slippers, bathroom toiletries, a hairdryer, a laptop-sized safe, a desk, soundproofing, blackout curtains, opening windows, individual climate control, high-speed internet, satellite TV, evening turndown and shoe shining.
Deluxe Room
A room with décor inspired by Polish heritage and contemporary Polish art, a king-size bed and city or courtyard views. Sleeps two.
Raffles Room
A larger bedroom with its own library and a spacious bathroom, a king-size bed and city or courtyard views. Sleeps two.
Executive Suite Double Queen
A suite with a large living room and a bedroom with two queen-size beds, wooden floors and a marble bathroom; city or courtyard views. Sleeps four.
Executive Suite King
A suite with a large living room and a king-size bedroom hung with works from the hotel’s collection, wooden floors and a marble bathroom; city or courtyard views. Sleeps two.
Heritage Suite
A suite with a separate oval living room, interiors inspired by Polish artists and views over the Saxon Garden and the Warsaw skyline; king-size bed. Sleeps two.
Prestige Suite
A suite with a master bedroom and a separate living room, pairing refined interiors with up-to-date technology; king-size bed and park views. Sleeps two.
Signature Suite
A corner suite with interiors inspired by Polish artists and panoramic views of Warsaw; king-size bed. Sleeps two.
Prestige Terrace Suite
A spacious suite with a living room, a king-size bedroom, works from the hotel’s collection and a private 43 m² terrace with city views. Sleeps three.
Europejski Royal Suite
One of the hotel’s two largest suites, with a king-size bed and panoramic city or park views. Sleeps two.
Raffles Royal Suite
The largest suite in the house, blending film-set glamour with turn-of-the-century elegance and present-day luxury; king-size bed, panoramic or park views. Sleeps two.
Photos are for illustrative purposes only. Actual room layout, furnishings, décor, views and amenities may differ from those shown and may vary between rooms of the same category. Hotel and room descriptions are based on information provided by the property and are believed to be accurate at the time of publication, but are not guaranteed. The hotel may renovate or change its rooms, facilities, restaurants and services at any time without notice. The final details of your stay are confirmed at the time of booking. See our Terms of Use.