Built in 2002 in steel, glass and slate, the Regent Warsaw quickly became a favourite of business travellers, diplomats and tourists for its understated luxury and contemporary elegance. It sits by Łazienki Park, within reach of the Royal Castle, the Old Town and the business districts.
At a glance
Location: Łazienki Park, Warsaw, Poland
Rooms: 246 rooms and suites
Stayed in: Room
Best for: diplomats, business travellers and visitors who like green surroundings
Reviewed: September 2014
8.7 out of 10
Setting and arrival
I arrived by car from Kaunas in the evening, and check-in was quick, with a helpful introduction to the hotel.
The rooms
The 246 rooms are divided into a dozen categories, from Classic Rooms to the Presidential Suite. All are spacious and decorated in muted pastels with modern furniture, including an oversized desk. Bathrobes, a coffee machine, individual climate control, minibar, safe, satellite TV and internet access are standard. Bathrooms are clad in dark marble, with a separate bath and rain shower and high-end toiletries.
Spa and fitness
The Holmes Place Premium Club covers 1,200 square metres, with a fitness centre, indoor pool and spa. Alongside quality equipment, classes and personalised programmes, there is a dry sauna, steam bath and jacuzzi and a wide menu of treatments, including some designed especially for men.
The verdict
Excellent staff, generous rooms and one of the city’s best hotel fitness clubs make the Regent a polished, calm base in Warsaw.
- Rooms: 9.0
- Service: 9.0
- Dining: 8.5
- Facilities and spa: 9.0
- Location: 8.5
Regent Warsaw Hotel, Warsaw, Poland.
David stayed as a guest of the hotel. Based on a stay in September 2014. Facilities, menus and prices may have changed since.
