Warsaw · Poland
Raffles Europejski Warsaw
A historic hotel of 1857 on Warsaw's Royal Route, with butler service for every room
Historic palace
About Raffles Europejski Warsaw
106 rooms and suites reopened in 2018, a collection of 500 contemporary Polish artworks and a spa with a pool, minutes from the Old Town.
The architect Enrico Marconi built the Europejski in 1857 on Krakowskie Przedmieście, part of the Royal Route linking the Royal Castle with Warsaw's palaces. For more than 160 years it was a meeting place for the city's art and culture, and it was restored and reopened in 2018 as a Raffles hotel.
It has 106 rooms and suites with handcrafted furniture and fine fabrics, and is hung with about 500 modern and contemporary works by more than 120 Polish artists. Every room and suite is looked after by the famous Raffles butlers, a service that helps families with unpacking and daily requests.
Its rear facade faces Piłsudski Square, and the Old Town and Royal Castle are about ten minutes away on foot. Our team arranges halal meal requests, the transfer from Chopin airport and private tours of Warsaw.
Accommodation
Rooms, suites and villas
Dining
At the table
Europejski Grill is the signature restaurant, with a terrace over Piłsudski Square and Mediterranean flavours in summer, and Lourse Warszawa is the historic patisserie the hotel has revived.
Gallery
Raffles Europejski Warsaw
Location
Warsaw
Poland
