Best Luxury Hotels in Poland

The Westin Warsaw is a luxury hotel situated in the heart of Warsaw’s business district on John Paul II Avenue. The hotel features 361 rooms, including a 140-square-metre Presidential Suite on the 20th floor with panoramic city views. Each room is equipped with the signature Westin Heavenly Bed, air conditioning, a minibar, coffee and tea-making facilities, a spacious work desk, high-speed internet access, and a flat-screen TV.

Dining options include Terra Restaurant, which serves Middle’terranean cuisine, and JP’s Bar, known for its expertly crafted cocktails and light snacks. Guests also have access to the WestinWORKOUT® fitness centre with modern equipment and a spa offering massages and treatments. For business and events, the hotel provides 12 meeting rooms and a grand ballroom, making it a prime venue for corporate and social gatherings.

One of The Westin Warsaw’s standout features is its glass elevator shaft, a striking architectural element that enhances the hotel’s distinctive appeal. Its central location allows guests to easily explore Warsaw’s major attractions, including the Old Town, making it an ideal choice for visitors looking for both convenience and luxury.

Housed in the city’s Prudential building, this hotel brings cutting-edge modernity to a piece of history. The design is a blend of urban and Scandi chic in moody colours with natural textures of wood and concrete. Rooms come with Chromecast, a workstation and Acqua di Parma cosmetics. The wellness centre provides a swimming pool, dry sauna, wet sauna, salt cave and treatments with Ortigia and Menard cosmetics. And there’s the Warszawska Restaurant, the Szóstka Restaurant with a terrace and the 24-hour Bar Warszawska for drinks and food by Chef Dariusz Barański.

Stay within the hallowed fortifications of a 16th-century palace in the city’s Old Town, at this hotel, which is made up of two wings. Classic bedrooms through to deluxe apartments are furnished with bespoke, light-reflecting fabrics, thick blackout curtains and soundproofing, with chandelier lighting and watercolour paintings by Michał Suffczyński in higher category suites. Bellotto offers The Foccacio Restaurant, a Miodowa Confectioners, the Bianco lobby bar, an underground banquet room and the Hall Club, replete with billiard tables and access to the lobby bar menu, as well as a day spa.

Hilton Gdansk is a luxurious, riverside hotel within walking distance from the city’s most iconic offerings and is nestled in the charming Old Town. There are a selection of deluxe, contemporary guestrooms and suites with views over the quaint courtyard or the Motlawa River – including the spacious Presidential Suite. With four stylish dining options – including the serene High 5 Terrace Bar which offers unforgettable views and rich gastronomy – there is something for everyone from morning until late. This hotel boasts a fully equipped wellness facility, fitness centre, and heated indoor swimming pool. Guests can receive beauty and wellness treatments or take a dip and sunbathe on the specially designed deck. Five high-tech meeting rooms are also available for hosting MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions) events for up to 500 persons. The hotel is family- and pet-friendly and its central location allows guests to discover all that Gdańsk has to offer, especially its historical Old Town.

The luxurious Sofitel Grand Sopot offers a unique getaway with a French-inspired design and feel on the shore of the Baltic Sea. There are 126 chic rooms, including 43 lavish suites, with stunning vistas from expansive windows. The Gen. Charles de Gaulle Suite is the hotel’s famous offering with antique design, a spacious terrace, and a host of prominent guests since its opening. This hotel is pet- and family-friendly and is perfect for any occasion – including conferences and weddings – thanks to its deluxe event spaces overlooking the sea. The on-site Grand Blue Restaurant serves traditional, seasonal Polish delicacies and specialises in seafood to enhance your seaside experience. There is also a world-class spa and wellness facility complete with a state-of-the-art gymnasium, wellness centre, swimming pool, and even a hair salon. Sofitel Grand Sopot is conveniently located a short distance from Sopot’s spectacular pier.

Located within the striking Unity Centre near the University of Economics and a short walk from Kraków’s main train station and UNESCO-listed Old Town, Radisson RED Hotel & Apartments Krakow blends contemporary lifestyle with urban convenience. This dual-concept property includes 229 boldly designed rooms and suites alongside 46 extended-stay apartments housed in a separate building. Accommodation ranges from studio rooms to spacious apartments with private terraces, living areas, and kitchenettes, ideal for longer visits. Guests can enjoy classic Italian fare with a local twist at Filini, the hotel’s all-day dining restaurant and bar. Facilities include a 300 sqm conference floor with meeting rooms for up to 140 guests, while the property’s position within the mixed-use Unity Centre provides access to shops, restaurants, and green spaces. With key city attractions such as Wawel Castle and Kazimierz’s nightlife nearby, the hotel is perfectly placed for both business and leisure travellers.

Some of the UK’s leading designers were employed to create the bold interiors here, to the brief of functional minimalism. Its 136 bedrooms are arranged over six floors, with views of the red brick industrial complex, or neo-Baroque palace from most of them. The URO Hotel has three restaurants, including a rooftop bar and garden, the chain’s signature Prisma Spa and an onsite cinema to which only hotel guests have access. The hotel features a diverse art collection, curated using the works of some of the most interesting national artists.

Housed in a former textile mill within the Manufaktura neighbourhood, Vienna House is surrounded by shops, restaurants and arts venues. But there’s plenty to keep you in the hotel itself; Dine at Delight, the signature restaurant serving modern Polish cuisine, skyFLY rooftop lounge, the Lobby Bar and skySPAce, the wellness centre with a glass-enclosed pool, herbal and dry saunas, state-of-the-art fitness facilities and treatment rooms. 277 bedrooms, suites and long-stay apartments are decked out in jewel-toned furnishings and heated bathroom floors. Vienna House by Wyndham Andel’s Lodz was the city’s first four-star hotel.

With ergonomic work areas and Sheraton Signature Sleep Experience Beds, the 180 accessible bedrooms and apartments at this Marriott property are a smart choice for business travellers. And as only those over 18 (plus four-legged friends) are allowed to stay, it has a suitably grown-up vibe. Leisure facilities include a heated indoor swimming pool, a fitness centre and a sauna. Its all-day dining Rynek Restaurant has been inspired by the city’s food markets, while the hotel’s second restaurant, SomePlace Else, serves Tex-Mex food and cocktails in the evenings (Tuesday to Sunday).

This hotel reflects the arty modern design seen in the city, along with its sense of history. Decor has been chosen to reflect its surroundings (although it was actually a London Studio, Backsheep, that was behind the design). Bedrooms take advantage of the natural light, with furnishings that give a nod to retro styling. And with Hilding beds and soundproofing, guests are afforded a quality night’s sleep. The cafe, bar and restaurant are all one here, in the form of NIFTY No. 20. The hotel is very central for sightseeing, bars and restaurants, and is found in the cultural former Jewish quarter.

Set in one of the city’s iconic townhouses in the heart of the city moments away from Green Gate and a few steps from Long Market. This smart hotel is both stylish and very luxurious, and each of the 70 rooms and apartments is spacious enough for couples and families. The dining room comes complete with several secluded alcoves where couples can sit and gaze out at the city while enjoying a cup of coffee or a glass of wine. The hotel is also famous for its bar, which attracts many of the city’s residents on the weekends and it also includes an in-house spa offering a range of massages and spa treatments.

This contemporary hotel brand takes full advantage of its marina setting and even guests who don’t have a marina-facing room will find plenty of secluded alcoves where they can soak up the scenery. The rooftop restaurant offers some of the best views in the whole of Gdansk as well as a good selection of tasty dishes and a very extensive beer menu that includes a number of local brews. The décor here is light and fresh with plenty of splashes of colour, while guests are invited to make full use of the onsite spa and wellness centre which includes a steam bath, sauna and gym as well as a comprehensive treatment selection.