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Nobu Hotel Warsaw

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The first Nobu hotel in Eastern Europe opened in August 2020 inside a 1920s Art Deco townhouse on Wilcza Street, one of Warsaw's few pre-war streetscapes still standing on both sides. Medusa Group grafted a Japanese-minimalist new wing onto the preserved facade, and the Nobu Restaurant brings chef Nobu Matsuhisa's Japanese-Peruvian cooking to the Polish capital.

About Nobu Hotel Warsaw

History

Nobu Hotel Warsaw, the first Nobu hotel in Eastern Europe, opened in August 2020 on Wilcza Street in a restored historic modernist building from 1930 beside a contemporary Medusa Group extension. The renovation kept the Art Deco wing and added a Japanese-minimalist annex, pairing Nobu Matsuhisa's Japanese-Peruvian restaurant with a design-led urban hotel in the Polish capital.

The setting

Nobu Hotel Warsaw occupies a 1920s Art Deco townhouse on Wilcza Street in Śródmieście, one of the few Warsaw arteries to retain a continuous stretch of pre-war facades on both sides. The street traces its name to the 18th-century Wilk family estate; today it frames a quietly fashionable quarter of cafés, boutiques, and university buildings. The Palace of Culture and Science is a twelve-minute walk north. Medusa Group's renovation preserved the Art Deco wing and added a Japanese-minimalist annex, making the hotel a microcosm of Warsaw's drive to reconcile prewar elegance with contemporary reinvention.

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