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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Poznań
IBB Andersia Hotel
A modern tower hotel on Plac Andersa near the central shopping and the station, with panoramic higher floors. Solid value close to transport.
Toruń
Hotel Gotyk
A small, characterful hotel inside a 14th century townhouse on ul. Piekary, right in the heart of the Old Town.
Warsaw
P&O Apartments Chmielna
Serviced apartments in Srodmiescie near Nowy Swiat and Centralna station, useful for families or longer stays wanting a kitchen. Central without hotel prices.
Gdańsk
La Guitarra Hostel
A friendly, central hostel in the old town with dorms and private rooms, popular with backpackers. Sociable common areas a short walk from the river.
Poznań
ibis Poznan Stare Miasto
A dependable budget chain hotel within walking distance of the Old Town and the river. Simple, clean and well placed for sightseeing.
Sopot
Hostel Sopot
A budget hostel a short walk from the SKM station and the beach, with dorms and private rooms. A cheap base for the whole Tricity.
Toruń
Hotel Petite Fleur
A cosy Old Town hotel in a historic tenement, known for its French cellar restaurant and central location near the Rynek.
Warsaw
Oki Doki Old Town Hostel
A long-running, art-themed hostel on ulica Dluga by the Old Town, with private rooms as well as dorms. Sociable, central, and budget-friendly.
Lublin
Focus Hotel Lublin
A straightforward modern chain hotel with parking, useful for drivers and those on a budget who do not need the Old Town on their doorstep. Clean, quiet rooms at a fair rate.
Poznań
Blooms Boutique Hostel & Apartments
A friendly central hostel and apartment mix a short walk from the Stary Rynek, with dorms and private rooms. A budget base close to the sights.
Toruń
Hotel Filmar
A reliable four-star business hotel a short walk from the Old Town, with two restaurants and a wellness zone.
Lublin
Hostel Lublin
A simple, central hostel with dorms and private rooms close to the Old Town and station, aimed at backpackers and students. Cheap beds and a shared kitchen.
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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