The Most Romantic Hotels to Book in Warsaw

A recent addition to Mamaison’s luxurious collection of eastern European residences, Mamaison Hotel Le Regina Warsaw is technically in the New Town, but it’s right under the walls of the Old Town. You’ll feel like royalty in this hotel, because the five-star Mamaison offers sleek, modern rooms spread out across the historic Mokrowsky Palace. Treat your date to a Roman-insired spa and bath session, or enjoy a dip together in the indoor swimming pool.

The Hotel Bristol isn’t just a Luxury Collection Hotel, it’s an institution. It first opened its glamorous doors in 1901 and, somewhat miraculously, survived World War II when the rest of Warsaw was destroyed. Couples can enjoy a twin massage at the Bristol Spa, a casual coffee or wine date at the art-deco-inspired Cafe Bristol, before a romantic, candlelit dinner at Marconi Restaurant.

The perfect stay for couples in search of stylish, modern decor, H15 Boutique Hotel offers a journey into Warsaw’s turbulent history. The grand, open skylight of the lobby contrasts with the 19th-century exterior façade; the building was a meeting place for Polish independence movements before it became the Soviet embassy. The rooms and apartments are flawlessly artsy, with colourful, individual designs that are far removed from the five-star hotel’s sobering past.

This lovely art-deco hotel is also a perfect pick for couples. The rooms are filled with 1920s vintage furniture, artwork by Polish art-deco painters Tamara de Lempicka and Zofia Stryjeńska and a number of them offer great views of the Palace of Culture and Science, the capital’s communist landmark. You can book dinner at the exquisite Salto for fine South American dining.

If your partner is a serious history fan, they’re bound to fall in love with the Hotel Bellotto – the ultimate Warsaw historical-romance destination. Dating back to the 16th century, it’s located in the grand Primate’s Palace, a stroll away from Warsaw Castle and many other heritage sights of the Old Town. With just 19 rooms to its name, this history-laden luxury boutique hotel makes for an intimate stay.

Nobu Hotel Warsaw is one for the foodies – a sleek, luxury boutique property perhaps best known for its restaurant. Impress your date with a meal at the much sought-after Japanese restaurant, where wagyu steaks are seared before your eyes and sashimi and sushi are expertly hand sliced to taste. Retire to a deluxe room upstairs, where the decor is minimalist and equally Japanese in character.

Is there anything more romantic than an evening at the theatre? That probably depends on your partner’s tastes, but if they’re a fan of art and literature, plays and performances, then a stay at the Teatro is unrivalled. This boutique hotel is inspired by Warsaw’s cultural heritage and the decor celebrates everyone from Chopin to Shakespeare. Enjoy an evening of theatre or book tickets for an opera at one of Warsaw’s many cultural institutions.

The five-star Regent Warsaw Hotel is set on the edge of Lazienki Park, a former royal garden turned public park where you can stroll past neoclassical monuments, statues, fountains and palaces. Listen to live music in the Lazienki Lounge, before enjoying a fusion of Italian and Polish cuisine at the highly rated Venti-tre restaurant. Rather uniquely, Regent Warsaw Hotel also features a rooftop apiary, where hundreds of thousands of bees produce the Lazienki Gold honey that’s served every morning at breakfast.

Opened in 1857, Raffles Europejski Warsaw has seen the Polish capital at its best – and its worst. The historic 19th-century façade hides a modern interior that comes with a spa and no fewer than three culinary experiences. At the Europejski Grill, you can order the finest cuts of locally sourced Polish meat, while the 16-seater Humidor lounge is famed for its vast selection of cognacs. The Lourse Warszawa is an updated take on the hotel’s iconic 19th-century patisserie.

Immerse yourself in Warsaw’s musical heritage and treat your partner to a stay at a boutique hotel dedicated to the city’s most famous musician. Chopin is a name that resonates across Warsaw and at the Chopin Boutique B&B, you’ll find 34 uniquely designed rooms in a heritage home alongside rooftop beehives and daily musical performances. A stay here is personal, atmospheric and, dare we say it, romantic.

The modern, four-star Puro Warszawa Centrum, in the centre of the new city, is well located near the shopping malls, bars and restaurants of Warszawa Centrum. You can enjoy a relaxing break at the Prisma Spa before taking in the view of the dominant Palace of Culture from the Loreta bar rooftop terrace. Enjoy the finest Polish vodka with an unbeatable city panorama, then tuck into the Italian-inspired menu at the Magari restaurant.