Hotels in Warsaw

Places of interest in Warsaw

Discover Warsaw, a city of contrasts and unexpected facets. Start your visit with a must-see stroll through the charming pedestrian streets of the old town, Stare Miasto, which has been reborn in its royal splendor after suffering the torments of history. Completely rebuilt after its almost total destruction during the Second World War, it is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is home to a number of remarkable baroque and classical monuments. Take a romantic stroll through its streets and squares, which are very lively in the summer months. Don't miss a visit to the Royal Castle and the Presidential Palace. On the Royal Way, which crosses the old town from north to south, go to the Church of the Holy Cross, where the heart of Chopin, a native of Warsaw, lies.

Warsaw is a city of art and nature, with many fine gardens and parks dating from the royal period. Don't miss a break in the bucolic setting of the city's most beautiful park, Lazienki Park. Visit its Orangery and palaces, which house rich art collections. In summer, you can hear the music of Chopin in unforgettable open-air concerts.

South of the elegant Nowy Swiat Street, which marks the border of the old town, the architecture suddenly takes on a modern face, a mixture of buildings inherited from the Soviet era and skyscrapers worthy of the largest metropolises. The Palace of Culture and Science, an emblematic monument from the 1950s, still dominates the Polish capital, competing with the recent buildings that surround it. From its panoramic terrace, you can enjoy a breathtaking view of Warsaw.

A city of history, Warsaw pays tribute to its eventful past in numerous museums. During your stay, make a stop at the Insurrection Museum, which recounts the heroic uprising of the city in 1944.

Finally, make the most of your stay to enjoy the effervescence of the Polish capital, which is always at the forefront of the latest trends. With its shops, famous bars and restaurants, and art galleries, Warsaw will seduce you by day and by night. From luxury shopping in the Vitkac or Zlote Tarasy malls to the bohemian and arty places in the Praga district, Warsaw has plenty to offer.

Traveling to Warsaw for business

Modern and dynamic, Warsaw now claims a central economic position in Europe. The business district is concentrated in the center of the city, on the banks of the Vistula, in the districts of Wola and Ochota.

Ideal for a business trip to Warsaw, the Golden Tulip Warsaw center hotel places you just a stone's throw from the central railway station, in the heart of the modern metropolis. You can easily reach the business district by tram or taxi.

For your professional meetings, you will benefit from fully equipped seminar rooms, soundproofed and equipped with natural light. You can extend your discussions at the bar and over a meal in our convivial restaurant, The Complex. With a capacity of 300 people and a large patio, our hotel lends itself particularly well to the organization of receptions and evenings conducive to the development of your business relations.

If you stay at the Golden Tulip Warsaw Airport Hotel, you will benefit from the proximity of Chopin Airport and will be able to easily organize a meeting with your international colleagues. We offer fully equipped, flexible and daylit seminar rooms. Our staff will meet your individual needs and you can enjoy our catering services.

Where to stay in Warsaw?

If you want to discover both the old town and the modern districts, you should choose a hotel close to the central station.

How much does a hotel in Warsaw cost?

The average price of a 4-star hotel depends on the location of the hotel, its facilities and the dates and duration of your stay.