Polonia Palace Hotel

Being one of the oldest hotels in Warsaw, Polonia Palace Hotel, was opened on 14th July 1913. It boasts a long history, it has survived war and political crises with dignity, and today stands as a symbol of the best of both old and new Warsaw.
The final design of the hotel emerged from the collaboration of two architects: Józef Holewiński and Juliusz Nagórski. After Neo-Renaissance Bristol Hotel, Polonia Palace became the first building in Warsaw which was entirely inspired by Parisian style, starting with a characteristic mansard roof and finishing with Louis XVI style furniture in its French restaurant.
Polonia Palace Hotel counts 206 elegant rooms and suites (3 rooms for disabled guests) equipped with free WiFi. The hotel offers several accommodation options, which include a choice of rooms, suites and an exclusive English Apartment featuring a unique view of Warsaw and modern amenities.