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Originally opened in 1857, Raffles Europejski Warsaw continues to be the Grande Dame of Warsaw hotels, enjoying a prominent location in the heart of the city—overlooking the Royal Route, the magnificent Presidential Palace and steps away from the 19th century Polish National Opera House. The hotel houses almost 500 works by 120 artists—making it a unique space to celebrate Poland’s artistic identity. A sense of understated modern luxury radiates throughout the hotel—the 106 rooms have an elegant, bespoke design featuring contemporary or modern Polish art, dark wooden floors, marble bathrooms and immaculate city views. In the evening, guests can enjoy contemporary Polish and international classics at Europejski Grill, the hotel's signature restaurant that spills out onto the mangificient Pilsudski Square or lounge at Humidor, featuring an exclusive list of single malts, brandies and indulgent chocolate creations. For those looking to relax, the Raffles Spa offers exclusive rejuvenating treatments using Aromatherapy and Sisley products, inspired by Asian, Middle Eastern and European traditions.

Restaurants & Bars

Europejski Grill - Signature restaurant specializing in Polish and international classics

Lourse Warszawa - Patisserie serving classic cakes, pastries and tea

Long Bar - A stylish space serving light oriental bites and classic cocktails, including the signature Singapore Sling

Humidor - An intimate lounge welcoming cigar lovers and connoisseurs of single malts, Cognacs and Armagnacs

Lobby Lounge - Cocktails, afternoon tea and delicious snacks in an art-deco inspired space