Hotels
Hotels in Poland
Where to stay, from design rooms to grand old addresses.
Where to stay in Poland, from design hotels and grand historic addresses to central budget stays, across Krakow, Warsaw, Gdansk and beyond. These are the places we recommend, grouped by city.
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Zakopane
Aries Hotel & Spa
A large alpine-luxe hotel with an extensive spa, near the bottom of the Krupowki.
Poznań
Blow Up Hall 5050
A striking art-design hotel inside the Stary Browar complex, with keyless art-app rooms.
Toruń
1231 Hotel
A design hotel inside a 13th-century mill by the moat, with a spa and a well-regarded restaurant.
Lublin
Grand Hotel Lublinianka
A restored early-20th-century hotel on the main promenade with a spa in its cellars.
Sopot
Sofitel Grand Sopot
The historic grand hotel on the beach beside the pier, host to stars since the 1920s.
Gdańsk
Hotel Podewils
A baroque townhouse hotel right on the marina, facing the old crane across the water.
Wrocław
Hotel Monopol
A grand Art Nouveau hotel by the opera with a rooftop terrace over the old town and a spa pool.
Warsaw
Raffles Europejski Warsaw
A landmark 19th-century hotel on the Royal Route, reborn with a serious art collection.
Kraków
Hotel Copernicus
A Relais & Châteaux townhouse on the oldest street in the city, with a rooftop terrace facing Wawel.
Zakopane
Nosalowy Dwor Resort & Spa
A mountain resort in timber and stone at the foot of Nosal, with pools and spa.
Poznań
PURO Poznan Stare Miasto
A design hotel near the Old Market with a relaxed bar and bikes for guests.
Toruń
Hotel Bulwar
A comfortable hotel on the Vistula boulevard with the best gingerbread-skyline views.
Where you stay in Poland stretches from grand historic hotels and sharp design rooms to central budget stays and hostels, and all of it costs less than the equivalent in Western Europe. The main decision is which district to base yourself in, since a room near the old town saves time on almost every trip.
What you can book
The cities carry a full range: restored grand hotels with a century of history, contemporary design and boutique places, reliable international chains, apartments for longer or family stays, and clean budget hotels and hostels for a lighter spend. Spa and lake hotels appear around Zakopane, Masuria and the coast.
Where to base yourself
Stay in or beside the old town in Krakow, Warsaw, Gdansk and Wroclaw, where the main sights, restaurants and transport are within a walk. Browse hotels by city to match the district to your plans, and pair the choice with our city guides.
When to book and what to pay
Book earlier for summer, for December in Krakow, and around big events, when the central places fill first. Prices are reasonable year round; our note on costs in Poland sets expectations, and paying by card is standard everywhere.
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