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Deluxe Guestroom This guestroom features a king-size bed with a large curved headboard made from carved burl wood, an accent chair, and a console table. Specially selected contemporary Polish art, handcrafted furniture, clever design details, and luxurious fabrics create a sophisticated residential ambiance.

Prestige Terrace Suite Living Room This suite captures the essence of luxury, with décor that draws inspiration from Polish artists. The living room reflects the artistic heritage of the hotel and features two luxurious sofas, one upholstered in red velvet and the other in a tan linen blend. The blackened oak flooring is accented with a bright blue hand-made carpet made from the finest quality wool. The inspiration behind its intricate pattern was actually the city of Warsaw itself, as its urban plan from the XIX century was embedded into the design.

Executive Suite Living Room The generous living room has a lilac-colored sofa, a blue accent chair, a work desk, and artwork from the specially commissioned Hotel Europejski Art Collection. Luxurious fabrics, handcrafted furniture, and wooden parquet floors create a sophisticated residential feeling.

Raffles Guestroom Artistically decorated with a blend of elegant yet glamorous art deco-inspired design and Polish contemporary art, this guestroom features a king-size bed, a walk-in library, and handcrafted furniture.

Heritage Suite Living Room This suite captures the essence of luxury, drawing inspiration from Polish history and culture. The living room features modern furniture upholstered with rich velvet fabrics in cream, orange, and teal. Three large windows provide natural light and views of Pilsudski Square and Saxon Gardens. The walk-in library and large desk offer guests the freedom to read, work or simply relax.

Signature Suite This sophisticated suite features a master bedroom furnished with a king-size bed with a large curved headboard made from carved burl wood, large vanity with a ring light, Polish contemporary art pieces, and unique circular light fixtures.

Europejski Royal Suite Formerly known as the Pompejanska Room, this suite embodies turn-of-the-century elegance. The suite features a spacious living room with two long cream-colored sofas, gilded accent furniture, and a walk-in library. The living room is also home to a 19th-century piano, a reminder that this room once hosted recitals and piano concerts in another chapter of its rich history.

Raffles Royal Suite This elegant suite features a spacious living room with a long sofa upholstered in blue velvet, several richly appointed armchairs, and a walk-in library. Soaring ceilings, gilded doorways, and mirrored surfaces open the space even further. A Work of art by Maurycy Gomulick (Mermaid of Warsaw, 2013/2018) features prominently on the wall of the living room.

Raffles Spa Reception Room This inviting space features a beautiful mosaic from the 1960s by Krystyna Kozlowska called “Abduction of Europa”.

Indoor Pool The pool glitters with elaborate mosaics covering every surface.

Europejski Grill Remarkably decorated in bold blue and white tones, a reference to traditional Polish pottery, and overlooking Pilsudski Square, this restaurant showcases contemporary and original Polish cuisine.

The Long Bar The 50-seat Long Bar is beautifully crafted from smooth marble, creating a sleek, elegant feel. Behind the bar, a tile mural by Jaroslaw Fliciński creates a unique statement.

Humidor This 16-seat lounge, the most exclusive lounge in the city, is the ideal place for cigar lovers and connoisseurs. Inspired by the greenery and flowers of Warsaw, the ceiling is covered with floral green wallpaper, creating an intimate ambiance. A large mirror hangs over a cozy fireplace, which reflects its light on the green-tiled walls.

Lourse Warszawa This patisserie celebrates its century-old heritage with its classical white ivory and brass décor, recreating the beauty of days gone by. The space invites guests to linger over the best cakes and pastries in Warsaw and indulge themselves with a traditional tea brewing ceremony.

The Signature Cake At Lourse Warszawa This cake is made of a gluten-free chocolate sponge, nuts, and homemade plum jam.

Vichyssoise Soup Served At Europejski Grill This dish is prepared with wild garlic, zucchini, bosc pear, and summer truffle.

The Warsaw Sling Served at The Long Bar Try Raffles Europejski Warsaw’s version of the iconic Singapore Sling, first created in 1915 at Raffles Singapore. Served in the traditional Sling glass, this version includes Tanqueray no. 10, quince, gingerbread, pineapple, lemon, and orange.

Raffles Pavilion This seasonal pop-up bar is hidden inside the hotel’s enclosed courtyard. Indulge in Sunday Afternoon Tea in the relaxing atmosphere of the summer garden of Pavilion. Evoking the atmosphere of an enchanted garden, the courtyard is flush with trees, shrubs, herbs, and flowers. The Pavilion itself is enclosed in glass and rests on a plank-wood platform.

Exterior Enrico Marconi, an Italian-Polish architect, was commissioned to design the Neo-Renaissance building in 1857.

Elevator Lobby Next to the elevators of this prestigious hotel, a luxurious red velvet settee sits beneath a stunning 24k gold Rezzonico-style chandelier with a three-tier structure. Paintings, photographs, sculptures, or installations, displayed without descriptions, platforms, or visible security, create an atmosphere resembling a private collector's house. An untitled piece by Wilhelm Sasnal hangs prominently on the wall.

The Lobby and Reception Desk Behind the reception desk is an original project by WWAA architecture studio and Boris Kudlicka, also responsible for the interior decor. It depicts the city of Warsaw through its multi-faceted structure of carved, 3D-printed cubes.

Historical Image of Raffles Europejski Warsaw Built in 1857 by architect Enrico Marconi, the palatial property quickly became a creative capital, attracting artists, poets, and writers from all over the world. Today, that legacy lives on through the hotel’s impressive art collection.

Historical Image of Guests Guests attending a fashion ball at the Hotel Europejski in Warsow circa 1936.

Historical Image of Guests They are attending The Ball of the Association of Dramatic Authors in the Hotel Europejski in Warsow circa 1929.

Europejski Ballroom This glittering and elegant ballroom is pictured here in a banquet arrangement.

Europejski 1 + 2 These two large venues are combined here in a theatre arrangement with a capacity of 160 guests.

Meeting Room Red This intimate boardroom is ideal for a group of 15 guests and is pictured here in a U-shape set up.