Hotel Bellotto hosts conferences, trainings, banquets, fashion shows and weddings for up to 250 guests, across seven palace halls that together cover 700 m². The largest, the Column Hall, takes 250 people theatre style. The hotel occupies a 16th-century palace at ulica Senatorska 13/15, on the edge of Warsaw's Old Town, and has 20 rooms and suites.
Seminars and company events
The palace halls work for one-day conferences, training programs, seminars and board meetings. The Yellow Hall is set up for conferences and trainings for up to 60 people, the Raspberry Hall for small conferences of 70 to 80, and the Golden Hall for meetings of up to 30. The Oval Hall, a small room with a fireplace, suits a board meeting of 10. For a large plenary, the Column Hall takes 250, with the Marble Hall next door used for meals. Some halls can be combined and arranged to order, and the hotel provides technical support and catering adapted to the format. The restored basement, known as the Underground, hosts dinners, tastings, exhibitions and club meetings.
Weddings and receptions
The palace interiors, with their period details, are offered for weddings, anniversaries and family celebrations. The Column Hall serves as the ballroom for a large reception, the Blue Hall opens onto the garden, and the Raspberry Hall suits a smaller family event.
Rooms and capacities
The Column Hall covers more than 225 m² and takes up to 250 guests theatre style. The Marble Hall, 81 m², adjoins it and is mainly used for serving meals. The Blue Hall, 87 m², is the central room, with access to the garden, and takes 80. The Raspberry Hall, 82 m², takes 70 to 80. The Yellow Hall, 75 m², takes 60. The Golden Hall, 44 m², takes 30, and the Oval Hall up to 10. The hotel publishes theatre-style capacities only, and confirms banquet and cabaret layouts on request.
Accommodation
The palace has 20 rooms and suites, enough to house speakers, a board or a wedding party on site. Larger groups will need additional rooms in nearby hotels.
Catering
Catering is handled in-house and adapted to the size and type of event. The hotel runs Focaccia Ristorante, the Miodowa Cafe and the Bianco Lobby Bar. The Miodowa confectionery, in the left wing of the building, follows an 18th-century tradition, when the same rooms housed a well-known confectioner and ice cream parlor.
History and setting
The building is a 16th-century palace that has been restored, including its historic basement. It stands on Senatorska Street, one of the old routes of central Warsaw, a few minutes on foot from Castle Square, the Royal Castle and the Grand Theatre. The hotel takes its name from Bernardo Bellotto, the Venetian painter known for his views of 18th-century Warsaw.
Getting there
Warsaw Chopin Airport is about 25 minutes away by car. Warszawa Centralna, the main railway station, is about 10 minutes by taxi, and the Ratusz Arsenał metro station on line M1 is within walking distance.
