Mamaison Hotel Le Regina

Warsaw


Housed in a lovely arcaded 18th-century-style palace, the Regina manages a successful combination of traditional architecture and contemporary design. Rooms are light and airy, and decorated in shades of chocolate and vanilla, with lots of polished walnut, gleaming chrome and marble in the more expensive rooms.

The spa includes a plunge pool.


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