Hotel in Warsaw
PURO Warszawa Centrum
A design hotel by the Palace of Culture with skyline views and a lively lobby bar.
Reviewed and updated July 2026
PURO Warszawa Centrum is a design hotel next to the Palace of Culture and Science, in the middle of the city. It is known for skyline views and a lively lobby bar, and its position by the Palace puts you on top of the central transport hubs and shopping streets.
PURO's design-led rooms
PURO is a contemporary design brand, and this hotel follows that line with a modern look and a social ground floor built around its lobby bar. Higher rooms are set up to make the most of the city skyline. Room categories, views and what each includes vary, so check the hotel's official channels for the current options and rates rather than assuming from the description.
By the Palace of Culture
You are in Srodmiescie, beside the Palace of Culture and Science, which sits at the centre of Warsaw's transport network. Warszawa Centralna station, the metro, trams and buses are all close, so day trips and airport runs are simple. The Nowy Swiat and Marszalkowska shopping streets are within a short walk, and Krakowskie Przedmiescie leads up toward the Old Town. For getting around, see the Warsaw guide.
Best for design fans
This suits travellers who want a modern, central hotel with good transport links and a social feel, and who value being able to reach the station and metro on foot. It works well for short city breaks and for anyone using Warsaw as a base for wider travel. Those set on sleeping inside the historic Old Town will want a hotel closer to Plac Zamkowy.
Around the city centre
The central sights and transport are close by:
- The Palace of Culture and Science, next door, with its 30th-floor terrace.
- Krakowskie Przedmiescie and the route up to the Old Town.
- Centrum Nauki Kopernik, a tram or short ride toward the river.
The building is a 2019 design hotel by JEMS Architekci, with interiors from the London studio DeSallesFlint and a rolling collection of works by Warsaw-based artists across its 148 rooms and suites. It sits on ul. Widok 9, about a ten-minute walk from the Palace of Culture and the Museum of Modern Art.
The skyline drinks come from Loreta, a rooftop bar on the seventh floor, while eating is handled by an Italian restaurant called Magari. There is also the PRISMA spa with a sauna and a fitness area. Opening times for the bar, restaurant and spa move around, so confirm current hours through the hotel's official channels.
Good to know
Room types, view categories and rates change with demand and season. Book through the hotel's official channels for current pricing and what each room includes.
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