Must see hotels in Warsaw

This ‘art hotel’ is housed in a 17th-century townhouse, one of the few that was not totally destroyed during WWII. All 20 rooms overlook either Castle Sq…

More of a home than a hostel, Lull is based in one of Saska Kępa's modernist houses. The light-filled rooms with exposed brick walls, graphic art by local…

A showcase for local artists, this chic hotel offers 19 guest rooms that are super-tastefully furnished in a contemporary style with a retro edge, thanks…

Established in 1899 and restored to its former glory, the Bristol is Warsaw's most historic hotel and the address at which VIPs and celebs have stayed…

An elegant pre-WWII building (thus no lift) on vibrant ul Poznańska houses this fine hostel. All rooms are pleasantly decorated in a cool, Scandi style…

Contemporary Polish design, art and products are given a spotlight at this quartet of individually styled rooms. There are no TVs in the rooms, but rates…

This large and lively hostel, one in a chain that's well established across Eastern Europe, is just steps from the Old Town and has everything going for…

A dazzling light fixture made from 900 coloured glass baubles hangs above the atrium lobby of this fine 2017 addition to Warsaw's stock of stylish…

What many Varsovians know as the Prudential Building, an iconic pre-WWII tower block, has been transformed into this swoon-worthy hotel. The radical…

The Singaporean hotel brand stakes its claim on Warsaw's luxury hotel scene with this gorgeous reimagining of the old Europejski hotel. Beds are cocooned…

One of Warsaw’s most popular hostels and certainly one of the best, each of its bright, large rooms is individually named and decorated. Accommodation is…

Housed in a lovely arcaded 18th-century-style palace, the Regina manages a successful combination of traditional architecture and contemporary design…

Set in a gorgeous late-19th-century apartment block that once housed the Soviet Union's embassy, this is one of Warsaw's most luxurious hotels. Modern art…

Oki Doki offers a prime location for both the Old and New Towns. Everything is well done from the pleasant four- to eight-bed dorms and private rooms, to…

The 18 rooms at this contemporary design hotel are very chic with sapphire-blue curtains and upholstered chairs providing a pop of colour in otherwise oh…

Moxy is the kind of hotel where the cafe-bar doubles as the reception. The public areas feel like a romper room for adults with games, toys and cool,…

Conveniently located amid the dining and shopping delights of ul Nowy Świat, this hostel has named its clean, bright dorms after the cities of the world,…

This old-fashioned hotel is set on three floors (no elevator, just steep wooden stairs), with friendly staff, a delightfully decorated restaurant and…

Located on the Old Town embankment, Mish Mash is not really a hostel as it has no dorms. Instead, it offers nicely designed double private rooms with…

This old-fashioned small hotel has a wonderful location and without doubt the slowest elevator in Warsaw (staff even make a joke about it). The views from…