Stay on Warsaw’s celebrated Nowy Świat, where contemporary interiors and the energy of the historic Royal Route meet. Colette offers a comfortable city base for days spent discovering museums, cafés, architecture, and the streets of central Warsaw on foot.
The address
Colette sits at Nowy Świat 50, on the stretch of Śródmieście that Varsovians still treat as the city’s living room. Part of the historic Royal Route, the street carries a steady rhythm of bookshops, bakeries, wine bars, galleries, and late conversations at pavement tables - and the front door of the property opens directly onto it.
Inside, the mood changes. Rooms and apartments are composed rather than decorated: calm materials, warm neutrals, considered lighting, and soundproofing that lets the city carry on without you. Colette boutique is run with the practicality of an apartment and the service of a small hotel.
Everything a stay in central Warsaw needs is within a short walk: restaurants and cafés on the same street, shops a few minutes away, museums and cultural venues around the corner, and the Nowy Świat–Uniwersytet metro station close enough to make the rest of the city straightforward. Guests arrive for a weekend and often stay longer because so little of the day is spent in transit.
Rooms & apartments
Seven accommodation types share one idea: a contemporary interior that works as hard as a city break demands. Comfortable beds and quality bedding, private bathrooms, air conditioning and heating, soundproofed windows, free Wi-Fi, and flat-screen televisions are standard across the collection.
Practical details matter just as much - a desk to work at, tea and coffee facilities, a refrigerator, and space for luggage that does not take over the room. Layouts range from a compact studio to apartments with a sofa bed and a separate sitting area, facing either Nowy Świat or the quieter garden side of the building.
King bed
Windows face the movement of Nowy Świat itself, with soundproofing that keeps the room quiet once the door closes. A composed, contemporary interior for guests who want the street they came to Warsaw for on the other side of the glass.
King bed and sofa bed
A larger layout with a separate seating area and a sofa bed, looking onto the garden side of the building. Suited to longer stays, families, or anyone who wants room to spread out between days of walking the city.
King bed and sofa bed
Generous proportions, careful bedding, and a sitting area arranged for slow mornings. The apartment combines the address with the practical comfort of a private city residence.
The essentials
The intention is simple: remove the small frictions of travelling so the day belongs to the city. Rooms are cleaned daily, air conditioning and heating are yours to set, and soundproofing keeps Nowy Świat where it belongs. An elevator serves the floors, and baggage storage means an early arrival or a late train does not dictate your plans.
Tea and coffee facilities, a coffee machine, an electric kettle, and a refrigerator cover the ordinary hours - a first coffee before the museums open, cold water back from a long walk, something kept for later. A work desk, free Wi-Fi, and a flat-screen television handle the rest. Check-in and check-out can be private or express when time is short.
Pets are welcome at no extra charge. An airport shuttle can be arranged for an additional charge. There is no parking available at the property, so guests arriving by car should plan for public options in the district.
In the room
Around the stay
Śródmieście
Nowy Świat is one of the most recognisable streets in Poland - a wide, tree-punctuated stretch of the Royal Route running between Castle Square and the parks to the south. Colette occupies number 50, which places restaurants, cafés, bakeries, and independent shops within a few steps of the entrance and the city centre’s cultural institutions within an easy walk.
From here, most of historic Warsaw can be reached on foot: the Chopin Museum and the National Museum in one direction, Piłsudski Square and the Old Town in the other, with the Vistula riverbank and the Copernicus Science Center beyond. When the weather turns, the Nowy Świat–Uniwersytet metro station is a short walk away and connects the district to the rest of the city.
Nowy Świat 50, 00-363 Warszawa, Poland
Open in Google MapsFor planning a few days in the city, two independent resources are worth a look: Go2Warsaw, the official Warsaw tourism site, and the Warsaw Rising Museum official site. Neither is affiliated with the property.
Good to know
A short account of how a stay at Colette works, so nothing needs to be guessed at on the day of arrival.
Cancellation and prepayment conditions depend on the accommodation type selected, so please review the terms shown for your chosen room while booking.
Your Warsaw address
A stay at Colette is shaped by where it stands. Days start with coffee on Nowy Świat, run through museums, galleries, and long unplanned walks, and end in a quiet room with the street sealed out behind soundproofed windows. Nothing about the city has to be scheduled around a commute.
Rooms and apartments suit couples, families, solo travellers, and longer working visits alike, with pets welcome at no extra charge. If you have a question about a particular layout, an early arrival, or arranging the airport shuttle for an additional charge, write or call and we will answer directly.