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More than 160 years since its 19th-century heyday, Hotel Europejski as Raffles Europejski Warsaw takes its place once again at the heart of Poland’s proud capital city. It’s a hotel full of stories. A building with soul. A place that has stayed in hearts and memories, even as the shape and fortunes of the city around it have changed. The feeling is welcoming and intimate – a real home from home. Service is personal and thoughtful, with care in every detail. Here every guest feels understood, valued and connected, both to the hotel and the city. References to Warsaw echo throughout the interior, celebrating the building, its history and its place in the world.
Raffles Europejski Warsaw
Krakowskie Przedmieście 13, 00-071
Warsaw, Poland
Nearest Airport: WAW
We stayed at this hotel for 3 nights in a Suite. The hotel is in a restored heritage building. It is in impeccable condition, very clean and a real gem. The staff are friendly, very professional and a positive aspect of the hotel. The only weakness of the hotel is that it does not have underground parking.
belladonna01 - Middle Park, Australia
Quite possibly the best stay at a hotel I’ve ever had. From our very warm welcome at check in we were well looked after. Arrival drinks come as standard for a hotel of this calibre but the friendly conversation and sense of occasion Jacob created for us is not usually a given. Thank you Jacob. Celebrating my birthday they had laid out a nice surprise in my room and again at breakfast. You should try the breakfast at least once on your stay and the same should be said of the lounge bar. The barman was very knowledgeable in his craft and attentive. The swimming pool area was very beautiful and serene too. Most of the time my wife and I were the only ones there. The overall sense of the hotel was that it is very calm, luxurious and beautiful.
Graham G
I am an Englishman living in Poland and find it surprising the hotel does not mention more about it being the headquarters of the artistic Futurists' Club (Klub Futurysta). The artist Romuald Kamil Witkowski created mural decorations for it in 1919. Polish futurism was a radical avant-garde artistic and literary movement that emerged around 1919, just after Poland regained its independence. Led by figures like Bruno Jasieński, Stanisław Młodożeniec, Anatol Stern, and Aleksander Wat, it rejected traditional romantic literature to celebrate technology, urbanisation, and a dynamic new society.
ivankP9451FP - Kielce, Poland
We have stayed in the best hotels around the world and this rates as no 1. the suit is fit for a king, the service is second to none and the restaurant provided several bests for us: best stake, best Dover Sole and the Chantelle mushroom dishes which were a first for me, was mouth watering in flavors. Finally, a big shout out to our waiter Damian who provided world class service to us in a private dinning room. We loved this hotel so much we extended our stay. 10/10 🇦🇺
vicdoree - Da Nang, Vietnam
This hotel is luxurious, spotless, located perfectly for the old-town, has a great restaurant, and superb staff. The location is great because it's 2-3 blocks from the old-town. Staff couldn't be any nicer, friendlier, or more courteous for a 5-Star hotel. The gym is okay but not huge. The bath towels could be more plush. The lobby, corridors and room are really exquisite. Truly a beautiful establishment which must have very competent and professional management.
Peter A - New York City, New York
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