Hotel Raffles Europejski Warsaw, Neo-Renaissance hotel on Krakowskie Przedmieście, Warsaw, Poland
Hotel Raffles Europejski Warsaw is a luxury establishment featuring 106 rooms and suites along Krakowskie Przedmieście, furnished with handcrafted pieces and contemporary Polish artworks. The property includes a spa with six treatment rooms, an indoor swimming pool, and stands within walking distance of Warsaw's major historical landmarks.
Architect Enrico Marconi designed this building in 1857, and it opened in 1878 as a grand hotel that shaped Warsaw's social life during the late 1800s. The structure served various purposes during the 20th century before a complete restoration in 2018 brought it back as a contemporary luxury hotel.
The hotel displays modern Polish artworks throughout its public areas and guest rooms, showcasing how contemporary artists interpret their own culture and heritage. These pieces create a visual connection between the building and Warsaw's artistic community.
The hotel sits on one of Warsaw's oldest streets in the city center, making museums, monuments, and shops walkable from your room. Staff members are available around the clock to help with questions about exploring the surrounding area or using the property's amenities.
Within the hotel operates the Lourse Warszawa patisserie, which has kept the same recipes for Polish and European pastries alive for over a century. Guests can experience this traditional baking craft without stepping outside the building.
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