Hotels in Warsaw, Poland

Warsaw is one of those cities with an extensive public transport system, from the buses and trams that crisscross the city, to the metro that runs from east to west and north to south. Some of the neighbourhoods closest to public transport include Marinesztat, Warsaw Old Town and Powisle. Trams run from number one to 79, with one to 39 covering most connections, 40 to 49 operating during peak traffic, and other numbers running on special occasions. Standard line buses are numbered from 101 to 999 and stop at all bus stops in the city. Number 300 to 399 have seasonal lines and only work specific days. Fast lines from 400 to 599 make few stops, while express lines marked with the letter E only go to one designated stop. Night lines are marked with N while local buses are marked with L.

If you’re in Warsaw on business, Warsaw Old Town, Powisle and Mariensztat are three suitable neighbourhoods. Apart from having good and cheap hotels in Warsaw, they are also closer to restaurants and banks. There is a wide array of Warsaw hotels here, but you can pick from Hotel Warszawa, Hotel Bistro, A Luxury Collection Hotel and Oki Doki City Hostel. Return travelers can stay on the other side of the Vistula River in Praga. Some suitable hotels around this area include City Break Atelier Praga, Hotel Hetman and Hit Hotel. Couples and leisure travelers can try the other side of Warsaw in Pyry, close to tourist attractions. Warsaw hotels in this neighbourhood include Vienna House Mokotow and Airport Hotel Okecie.

There’s a wide array of popular attractions if you want to sightsee, starting with the Lazienki Park in Ujazdaw Warsaw. Warsaw hotels in the vicinity include Hotel Lazienkowski and Hotel Belwederski. If you want to learn more about Warsaw’s history, check out the Museum of King Jan III’s Palace in Wilanow Krolewski, and hotels close by, including Hotel Wilanow Warszawa by DeSilva and Classic Hostel, and you can walk to the museums from there. The trams and buses are suitable public transit systems to get you around these sights if you come from other neighbourhoods. The Old Town Market Square is a must-see for most tourists, and so is the Royal Castle in Warsaw, both in Mariensztat, so you may want to check them out. Another famous tourist attraction is the Multimedia Fountain Park, also in Mariensztat, and you can get there from close Warsaw hotels, such as Hotel Bellotto, Safestay Warsaw and Castle Inn.

Old Mokotow, Sielce and Siekierki have a wide array of bars and restaurants and are easy to get to using the standard line buses. These areas are well-known for local seafood and Italian cuisine, and you can enjoy some fresh seafood at L’ARC Varsovie and Port  Royal Fish and Oysters, and Italian at Pasta I Basta and Ciao a Tutti. You can book hotels in Warsow close by, such as Hotel Mercure Warszawa Airport or Novotel Warszawa Centrum. Most bars are located within Warsaw’s city centre, so if you’re yearning for some Poland nightlife, check out  Zamieszanie Cocktail Bar, Jabeerwocky Craft Beer Pup, Czupito Shot Bar and Veles Bar. You can find and book hotels in this area to have lots of fun, like the Sofitel Warsaw Victoria or the Exclusive Aparthotel.

On average, people stay in Warsaw for a total of 3 nights.

The cost of a hotel room in Warsaw will vary according to demand, location and star rating. On average, rooms will cost around £55 per night.

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