Hotel Warszawa in the Prudential Building

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Hotel Warszawa in the Prudential Building

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pl. Powstańców Warszawy 9, 00-039 Warszawa, Poland

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Industrial-chic rooms, spa, rooftop dining, sleek bar  

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+48 22 470 03 00
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Warsaw Travel Guide: This Hip Eastern European City Is One of the Best Places to Travel This Year

"Warsaw’s first skyscraper, dating back to 1931, was reborn as one of the city’s most distinguished hotels in 2018. Every one of the 142 voluminous rooms at Hotel Warszawa is tastefully outfitted in wood and marble. After a dip in the spa’s heated pool, head to rooftop restaurant Szóstka for stellar views of Warsaw with a side of signature dishes by chef Dariusz Baranski." - Kasia Dietz

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Isabella Yamamoto

Google
Not sure this is a five star hotel? I understand that mistakes happen but… - fire alarm goes off at 5am and the entire building evacuates. No fire happened, it was a system failure (things happen I suppose?) - fire alarm then goes off again briefly at 7am, and went off briefly at 3am - internet goes down for the entirety of the preceding day. No immediate fixes. People who are there for work struggle to join meetings - no one available at ground level to ask a basic question about cafe options (for an in person meeting). Then get told there are no places open for coffee at 4pm which delayed my meeting significantly. - no one comes to clean my room - I phone down to try get some extra shampoo, and no one picks up the phone so I have to wash my hair with body soap… - i hosted a dinner for 25 people at their restaurant. The communication back and forth was extraordinarily painful just to secure the booking. - to be balanced, the spa is very nice - heated pool which I appreciated for exercise. Really want them to do better here. Warsaw is a beautiful place and deserves a solid premium hotel.

Andy Green

Google
Hotel Warszawa is simply incredible – without a doubt the best hotel experience I’ve had in Warsaw. I stayed in a balcony suite on a high floor and the panoramic views across the city were absolutely breathtaking. The room itself was stunning, spacious, and designed to perfection – truly the kind of hotel room you dream about. The breakfast buffet was another highlight. Everything was fresh, beautifully presented, and constantly replenished by attentive staff. You genuinely want for nothing here. The service throughout the hotel was outstanding, making the whole stay feel special from start to finish. I couldn’t recommend Hotel Warszawa highly enough – a perfect choice for anyone looking for luxury and comfort in the heart of Warsaw.

Alexandre Harry

Google
Very well located, quiet rooms and amazing spa facilities. Overall good stay, with a few quick fixes to consider: Curtains don’t prevent sunlight from entering the room in the morning. Breakfast was good, but much better to leave coffee and tea as a self service (like on Sunday morning, vs the rest of the week). One of the elevators was out of order for a full week, which made the waiting time quite long.

Tanja Vrancken

Google
This hotel was more than worthy of its five stars. The interior, the service, the professional and friendly staff—everything was exceptional. Both restaurants are truly top-notch! The massages in the spa were well and professionally performed. And the building, with its historical background, completes the experience. Truly outstanding and worth every cent.

L2098LQdavidw

Google
Hotel Warszawa is centrally located and is really quite excellent. It is just a 10 minute walk from both the Cental Station and Old Town. It is beautifully designed with a large comfortable check-in and spacious common area. The building itself is historical, and has been expertly renovated. The spa is wonderful with a well maintained and relaxing suana, steam room, pool and quiet salt room. I loved my room on the 10th floor, it was spacious, tastefully furnished and afforded excellent views of Warsaw. Highly recommended.

David Webb

Google
An excellent hotel. Wonderfully designed. Accommodating Staff. Incredible spa including quiet pool, steam room and sauna, and a relaxing salt room. My room was spacious, comfortable, tastefully furnished, and had an incredible view of Warsaw. Highly recommended.

Ivan Montik

Google
Nice unique hotel, very stylish but sometimes this is not 100% ergonomic. Nevertheless nice to stay there, make totally sense. I would recommend to upgrade the sauna as now it is not balanced with the level of the hotel and restaurants.

Tereza Hájková

Google
Half-naked stranger walked into my room in a “five-star” hotel! ‼️ My stay at this hotel turned into a deeply traumatic experience, and I cannot recommend it to anyone. In a so-called five-star hotel, where a guest expects safety, comfort, and professionalism, something happened to me that is absolutely unacceptable. On my very first night, around 5 AM, a half-naked man wearing only underwear walked straight into my room. For some reason, his key card worked on my door, and he simply unlocked it and came inside. I was woken up by the sound of the lock, and when I opened my eyes, there was a stranger standing in my room. As a woman alone on the room, this was a terrifying shock. I reported the incident immediately to the front desk. The staff’s reaction was unprofessional and dismissive — I was told this was “impossible.” I demanded they check the lock system and CCTV footage, but only the manager had access. He was not present, and even after I left my phone number, no one contacted me. Later that evening, I was told by the reception that the manager claimed I had “left my door open” and that a drunk guest randomly walked in. This is nonsense — the doors are extremely heavy, I had locked them, and it was the unlocking noise that woke me up. The manager repeatedly refused to speak to me, avoided any contact, and was unreachable by phone. Shockingly, staff even admitted that if they told him I was waiting, he simply wouldn’t come so he could avoid me. At that point, I demanded a room change — otherwise, it wouldn’t even have been offered. The following night I barely slept, terrified the same thing would happen again. No real apology was ever given. The next morning, instead of addressing the seriousness of the situation, staff casually told me “sorry for the inconvenience” and then asked me to pay for chocolates from the minibar I had never touched. Throughout the whole ordeal, I was treated without empathy, as if I had made the entire story up. The fact that in the middle of the night, a half-naked stranger could walk into a woman’s room, and the hotel not only failed to take responsibility but actively avoided me, is absolutely outrageous. This hotel was a complete disappointment and a deeply traumatic experience. Never again.