Where to sleep in Warsaw?

After having made you discover the essential things to do in Warsaw in my previous article, I am talking to you today about accommodation. This article is dedicated to the question of "Where to sleep in Warsaw?" I will tell you here about the different neighborhoods where it is possible to stay in Warsaw but also about the best accommodation: luxury, mid-range and finally Warsaw youth hostels.

Where to sleep in Warsaw?
> The best neighborhoods to stay in Warsaw
> Luxury hotels where to sleep in Warsaw
> Sleeping in Warsaw: the best mid-range accommodation
> Hostels where to sleep in Warsaw

Best neighborhoods to stay in Warsaw

Let's start by looking at the different districts of Warsaw. The choice of neighborhood will be important for a pleasant stay in Warsaw. Different neighborhoods, which we will see below, are ideal for sleeping in Warsaw. It's up to you to see if you prefer to opt for a more modern district, close to the shopping centers or on the contrary, for the historic district of the city, more lively and above all close to the places of interest of the city.



The main areas to stay in Warsaw
> Stare Miasto: historic districts of Warsaw
> Powiśle, the presidential district
> District of the Palace of Culture and Science 
> Praga, on the other side of the Vistula

Where to sleep in Warsaw?

> Stare Miasto: the historic district of Warsaw

A must in Warsaw, the Stare Miasto district is undoubtedly the most famous district of the city. This is the historic district of Warsaw, its old town. This district is articulated around its royal castle as well as Rynek Square – the old market square of Warsaw. Stare Miasto is the most touristy area of ​​the city with its many places of interest, its cafes and restaurants and its very beautiful terraces.
Although Stare Miasto is the "old" district of Warsaw, it is actually quite young since it was completely rebuilt (including its castle) after the Second World War.
Nevertheless, its small cobbled streets have a crazy charm and staying in Stare Miasto will be an excellent choice. You can find very good hotels there, such as the Hotel Bellotto, located a few dozen meters from the royal castle.



Where to sleep in Warsaw?

> Powiśle, the presidential district

Let's continue on the Krakowskie Przedmieście, also called the Royal Way, which connects the historic center of Warsaw with the newer districts. South of the Stare Miasto district is the Powisle district. This district is home to the presidential palace. You will find many restaurants, luxury hotels such as the luxurious Raffles Europejski but also places of interest such as the "Chopin Point Warsaw", a place where it is possible to attend concerts by the illustrious Polish pianist. This district is delimited, to the south, by the magnificent Saxon Garden.

Where to sleep in Warsaw?

> District of the Palace of Culture and Science

On the other side of the Saxon Garden is a more modern district which also attracts many tourists thanks to its main monument: the Palace of Culture and Science. This district is a very good alternative to the older parts of the city to stay in Warsaw.
Indeed, it revolves around one of the main arteries of the city. Throughout it are buildings with many shopping centers, hotels or parks. This district is crossed by the tram which will allow you to reach, on one side, the Saxon Garden (and therefore the beginning of the old town of Warsaw) and on the other, Lazienki Park, another unmissable place in Warsaw.
This district will allow you to find cheap accommodation in Warsaw.

Where to sleep in Warsaw?

> Praga, on the other side of the Vistula

Praga is the district located on the other side of the Vistula, facing the old town of Warsaw. This district, spared by the bombings, is the bohemian district of the city. Old buildings with decrepit facades and other disused buildings populate this less touristy area of ​​the city.
Nevertheless, in recent years, this district has changed and tends to attract more tourists. Witness this new Polish national stadium, built in the south of this district on the occasion of Euro 2012.
A district that I invite you to discover, but it is not, for me, ideal to stay in Warsaw.



Luxury hotels where to stay in Warsaw

Many high-end hotels are available in Warsaw. Near the historic center, we will immediately see some of the most beautiful hotels to sleep in Warsaw.

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    H15 Boutique Hotel

    A few steps from the historic center of Warsaw and very close to Lazienki Park, this hotel is a real favorite. As soon as you enter, you have a glimpse of what awaits you in the rooms. On the menu: luxury, comfort and modern decoration! The breakfast buffet is also worth a detour. Comfort, Rooms, Location See prices
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    InterContinental Warszawa

    Ideally located near the Palace of Culture and Science, this hotel is ideal for a stay in Warsaw. Special mention for the swimming pool and the spa which offer a breathtaking view of the Palace of Culture and Science. View, Room, Hospitality Check rates
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    Bellotto Hotel

    Let's end with this hotel, ideally located at the entrance to the historic district of Warsaw. Well-being and sports area, the rooms are very well equipped and comfortable. This hotel is ideal for visiting Warsaw. Location, Comfort, Wellness area See rates

Sleeping in Warsaw: the best mid-range accommodation

If you prefer to sleep in Warsaw in less expensive hotels than those previously presented, here are some of the hotels in Warsaw where the value for money is adapted to your budget.


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    SleepWell Apartments Nowy Świat

    The location of this accommodation is ideal for visiting Warsaw. The decoration has been redone with taste and many little attentions await you! Rooms, Location, Staff Show Rates
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    Chmielna Guest House

    Here is a very welcoming guest house! It is also very well located if you want to visit Warsaw, not to mention the many restaurants nearby. Small particularity: this accommodation offers shared bathrooms. They are very clean and practical. Location, Rooms, Price See prices
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    Art Modern City Centre

    Let's finish with this accommodation, also perfectly located for visiting Warsaw. It is also a guest room with shared bathroom. The decoration is refined but very trendy. You have at your disposal amenities such as a washing machine and a dryer. Pitch, Equipment, Price See the prices

The best hostels to stay in Warsaw

Depending on your budget and the way you prefer to travel, there are many hostels in Warsaw. Whether in dormitory or single rooms, the choices are varied. We have selected three hostels in Warsaw to sleep in to make the most of your stay in the Polish capital.


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    Dream Hostel Warsaw

    Let's start with this pretty hostel located at the entrance to the Old Town of Warsaw. Ideally located and very convenient, this hostel where to sleep in Warsaw is quiet, clean and the beds are comfortable. Dormitories and private rooms available. Location, Staff, Price See prices
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    Hard hostel

    A new youth hostel where the warm welcome and ideal location delight travellers! Find a very friendly atmosphere in this hostel in Warsaw. Location, Price, Friendliness See rates
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    Capsule Hostel Warsaw

    Let's conclude this article on where to sleep in Warsaw with an atypical youth hostel offering an original concept to say the least! The dormitories are located in individual capsules. Ideal for a single traveler on a small budget. Location, Concept, Price See prices

Here is the end of my practical article on finding accommodation in Warsaw. Do not hesitate to leave me, in comment, your opinions and impressions on your accommodation in Warsaw.

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