Raffles Europejski Warsaw

Raffles Europejski Warsaw is a grand historic hotel situated along the famous Royal Route in downtown Warsaw. Originally known as the Hotel Europejski, this amazing destination has been open to the public since 1857. Designed in the Neoclassical style by Italian-Polish architect Enrico Marconi, the building was intended to be the most extravagant hotel in the Russian Empire. The Raffles Europejski Warsaw has seen a multitude of different uses throughout its venerable history, including a period when it housed a prestigious military school. After completing an extensive five-year-long renovation, the structure celebrated its grand opening as the Raffles Europejski Warsaw in 2018. With over 3 million residents spread across almost 200 square miles, the city of Warsaw is teeming with activity and history. The Raffles Europejski Warsaw is just steps away from the historic Old Town (a UNESCO World Heritage Site), which is filled with countless cultural attractions. Iconic landmarks, like the Presidential Palace and the Polish National Opera House, are mere blocks from the hotel. As such, the Raffles Europejski Warsaw is the perfect location to experience Warsaw’s remarkable heritage.