Located in the heart of Warsaw, close to the Old Town, Royal Castle and Polish National Opera, the Sofitel Warsaw Victoria hotel is ideal for both business and leisure travellers. A soothing health club, indoor swimming pool, beauty services, and steam room — these are just a few among the plethora of facilities available there. The stylish in-house restaurant serves an eclectic evening menu, and the lounge bar is perfect for evening cocktails.

For those looking for added chic and luxury, we recommend checking out the award-winning Nobu Hotel Warsaw. Located in the heart of the city, in a fashionable district graced with gorgeous pre-war buildings, the hotel is a combination of a striking and modern seven-storey building with elegant rooms and suites to satisfy even the most demanding traveller. The décor includes oak floors and contemporary art pieces curated by polish artist Anna Bimer. During your stay, enjoy the Nespresso machine and yoga mat as you admire the greenery outside the window.

Guests of InterContinental Warsaw get the best panoramic views of Warsaw. Located in the financial district opposite the Palace of Culture and Science, the hotel is a short distance away from the main railway station, charming Old Town and the Warsaw Philharmonic. Delight yourself in their award-winning restaurant recognised by the Michelin Guide, relax in the pool on the 43rd floor and enjoy a spectacular view.

Located in the business neighbourhood of Warsaw city centre, close to the Palace of Culture and Science, the four-star NYX Hotel Warsaw oozes a sleek, edgy vibe, featuring neomodern architecture and fantastic interiors. You’ll be surprised to discover vintage arcade games in chillout areas and DJs creating a club atmosphere over the weekends. There is also a rooftop terrace and a fully-equipped gym for you to work out before heading into town.