Boutique Hotel’s

Boutique Hotel’s Overview

Boutique Hotel’s sits right on Kwiska 1/3, smack in the heart of Fabryczna, so you’re literally in the middle of where the locals love to hang. I walked out of the station, were the city buzzing, and this little building looked like a secret hide‑out. The façade is a simple brick and glass thing, but the lobby is warm—actually, it feels like a loft in a vintage apartment, with exposed beams and a big, worn‑out sofa that you sit on and just wait for the chill of the city to settle in. The staff greet you with a smile that says, “You’re in the right spot.” Check‑in is quick, but they still ask if you want a cappuccino on the way to your room—there’s a small espresso machine in the hallway that makes your own coffee like a barista. Parking? There’s a tiny underground lot right under the building, but if you’re okay with a few minutes of walking, you can find street spots on Fabryczna or even on the quieter side of Kwiata, which is just a block away.

The room itself is the kind of space that makes you forget you’re in a hotel. It’s a 3‑star place, but the décor is more like a chic flat than a corporate space. The bed—wow, the mattress is firm but not too hard, with linens that feel like a cloud of cotton. I swear the curtains are thick enough to block out the street noise from the bar on Kwiata, so you can sleep through the midnight jazz. The bathroom has a rain shower that’s surprisingly large for a 3‑star hotel; the water pressure is good, and the tiles are matte, not glossy, which adds to that cozy, lived‑in vibe. The only critique? The minibar is a bit shallow—there are a few snacks, but the selection is limited, so if you’re hungry after a late night, you’ll have to head out.

Walking out of the hotel, you’re right next to the old railway station, and there are a few cafés that locals swear by—like “Królewska Kawa” on Powstańców Śląskich, which serves the best flat‑white in town, and the tiny pastry shop on Grunwaldzka that sells croissants so flaky they practically melt in your mouth. If you’re into street art, there’s a mural on the side of the building at the corner of Fabryczna and Kwiata that’s worth a photo. The noise level is moderate; the street is lively, especially during the summer festivals when vendors line up around the square, but the hotel’s walls are decent at muffling the late‑night chatter from the bars across the street. I’ve been there in the high season, and it’s still quiet enough to nap after a day of sightseeing, yet close enough to feel the pulse of Wrocław. The only thing that could be better is a bit more space in the hallway to avoid bumping into people, but

Boutique Hotel’s Accommodations

Reviews of Boutique Hotel’s

• Stewart from United Kingdom (8/10)

  Friendly staff. There was only a couple of English speakers in the reception, the room was kept clean. The location was 10 minutes away from The Magnolia shopping center. It was a 20 minute tram ride into the Main market square. The tram station was a 1 minute walk from the hotel. There was a little corner shop that sold Beer, Wine, Bread, milk just outside the hotel. A small Giros takeaway shop just outside. And a Pizza restaurant 100m away up the road. The Hotel was in a perfect location for us.

• Jarosław from United Kingdom (8/10)

• Jon from United Kingdom (9/10)

  The room was very clean if a bit small but no problem. Shower bathroom good size plenty of clean towels (everyday if needed) Breakfast huge choice everyday . Have booked again already for November

• Tilen from Slovenia (8/10)

  Nice, calm and quiet hotel with comfortable rooms, great breakfast and friendly staff. Close to the city centre, 10-15 minutes by tram. Great parking.

• Petr from Czech Republic (8/10)

  Price, location

• Ursula from Denmark (7/10)

  The breakfast and safe parking for my motorbike. It is a good hotel for the price.

• Konstantin from United States (7/10)

  Location

• Tetiana from Poland (8/10)

  The free water and tea are greatly appreciated! The rooms were clean, and the beds came with candies treats, which is also a nice gesture.

• Aleksander from United Kingdom (8/10)

  Staff was nice. Excellent location, wonderful, spacious rooms and bathroom. One of the best hotels for reasonable price.well done! Thx.

• Simon from United Kingdom (8/10)

  Great location. Nice clean rooms

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