Level 27
Level 27 sits on the 27th floor of the Warsaw Marriott hotel tower at the Centrum roundabout, and the views are the reason people come. On a clear evening, you can see across the entire city from the Vistula River to the distant suburbs. The bar itself is sleek and modern, with floor-to-ceiling windows that make the panorama impossible to ignore. The cocktail menu is ambitious, mixing classic recipes with house originals that use Polish ingredients like Zubrowka bison grass vodka and local honey. DJ sets run on Friday and Saturday evenings, keeping the energy at a lounge level that permits conversation. Prices reflect the address and the altitude. Cocktails start at 45 PLN and climb from there.
What to Expect
A polished rooftop cocktail bar with panoramic city views and a well-dressed crowd. This is not a party venue. The pace is relaxed, the drinks are well-made, and the atmosphere rewards a slow evening. Perfect for a date or a sophisticated start to the night.
Sophisticated and intimate, with the city lights creating the ambiance. One of Warsaw's most romantic venues.
Lounge, deep house, and ambient DJ sets on weekends. Background level.
Smart casual to dressy. Jacket not required, but shorts and flip-flops will get you turned away. The crowd dresses up.
Couples, date nights, and anyone who appreciates a view with well-crafted drinks.
All major credit and debit cards accepted. Hotel charging available for Marriott guests.
Price Range
Cocktails 45-65 PLN, beer 22-30 PLN, wine 30-50 PLN per glass
Cocktails ≈ EUR 10-15 / USD 11-16; beer ≈ EUR 5-7 / USD 5.50-7.50
Hours
Daily 5 PM to 1 AM, DJ sets Fri-Sat from 8 PM
Insider Tip
Go at sunset for the best experience. The west-facing windows catch the light perfectly. Reservations aren't always necessary on weekdays but help on Friday and Saturday evenings. Sit at the bar for the best view.
Full Review
The elevator ride is part of the experience. Twenty-seven floors up from the Centrum roundabout, the doors open into a compact but well-designed bar space. Floor-to-ceiling windows wrap around the room, and the seating is arranged to maximize sightlines. The bar itself occupies the center, with stools that face outward toward the view.
Cocktail quality is genuinely good. The bartenders know their craft and are happy to make off-menu requests. The signature drinks lean into Polish ingredients without being gimmicky. A Zubrowka-based cocktail with apple and honey tastes like it belongs here rather than being a tourist novelty. Classic cocktails are made correctly.
The crowd is older than the street-level clubs, mostly 30s and up. Couples, business entertaining, and small groups dominate. The atmosphere peaks between 8 and 11 PM when the sunset and early-evening crowd overlaps. After 11 PM it quiets down, which can be a plus if you want the bar to yourself.
Level 27 is not a place to start a wild night. It's where you begin a date, impress a client, or decompress after a long day. The prices are Warsaw's highest for cocktails, but you're paying for the view as much as the drink. On a clear evening, the value proposition is obvious. On a cloudy or rainy night, you're just in an expensive hotel bar.
The Neighborhood
The Warsaw Marriott tower stands at the intersection of Aleje Jerozolimskie and Marszalkowska, one of Warsaw's busiest crossroads. The Centrum metro station is directly below. Nowy Swiat's bar scene is a five-minute walk east, and Chmielna's restaurants are equally close.
Getting There
Enter through the Marriott hotel lobby at Al. Jerozolimskie 65/79. The Centrum metro station (M1 line) is at the doorstep. From Nowy Swiat, walk five minutes west to the roundabout. Bolt or Uber drops you at the hotel entrance.
Address
Al. Jerozolimskie 65/79
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