DB Hotel Wrocław

DB Hotel Wrocław Overview

When I first stepped into the lobby of DB Hotel Wrocław, I was hit by that warm, almost syrupy air that only a well‑designed, 4‑star place can pull off. The staff handed me a keycard with a faint scent of cedar and coffee—an odd but pleasant combo that made me feel like I was in a boutique rather than a chain. The check‑in was a breeze; the front desk was organized, with a handwritten list of the day’s events (the usual winter snow or summer heat, depending on the season). I actually got a quick map that highlighted the nearest tram stop, a hidden gem of a café on Książęca Street, and those quirky street art murals you can only find by wandering off the main roads. The only hiccup was the Wi‑Fi speed, which lagged a bit when the hotel was full, but for a quick email or two it was fine.

The real charm, though, is the location. You know what, the hotel is tucked between the cobblestone streets of the Old Town and the bustling market square, Rynek. The bakery across the street, Barycz, still has the same old‑world stone ovens that bake rye bread every morning, and you can smell the yeast and fresh coffee right from the lobby window. I spent a morning morning sipping a latte at the sidewalk café while watching the locals haggle over fish and sauerkraut. The noise inside the hotel is surprisingly quiet; there’s an almost invisible sound barrier that keeps the city’s traffic from intruding. At night, the streetlights flicker and there’s a faint hum of the tram’s wheels—you can almost hear the old tram’s whistle echoing from the St. John’s Cathedral across the square.

Room-wise, the size is generous but not over‑the‑top. The bed feels like a cloud, but the mattress is firm enough that I woke up without a sore back. The bathroom is a little small, but the shower has that rustic tile that makes you feel like you’re in a spa in the middle of the city. The minibar was surprisingly stocked, with a few local Polish beers and a jar of truffle honey that I took home. The view from the balcony? Honestly, it’s a mixed bag. On a clear day, you can see the spires of the Cathedral and the Stulecia Hall in the distance, but on a foggy morning, you’re just looking out over the cobbles and the occasional tourist with a map.

Parking is a bit of a hassle—there’s a small lot behind the hotel, but you pay €4 for a day, and you have to drive around the corner to get to the entrance. That said, Wrocław’s streets are easy to navigate on foot, so I never missed a beat. The hotel’s proximity to the tram network means you can hop onto the number 1 tram right outside the building and be at the University of Wrocław in twenty minutes. The only major downside is the noise from the tram line during rush hours, but by 10 p.m. everything calms down and the city’s only soft murmur is the wind through the trees. For a traveler who wants a mix of city buzz and quiet, delivers. The rating of 9.1 on the review sites? It’s not just a number—it’s a promise of that kind of thoughtful, welcoming experience you can’t find in a larger chain.

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Reviews of DB Hotel Wrocław

• Özgün from Turkey (10/10)

  It was clean and everything was in compact and basic.

• Dalma from Belgium (8/10)

  Simple but clean, spacious superior room. Very good breakfast with large variety of selections. Location is also great.

• Maksym from Belgium (10/10)

  Everything

• Zoltan from Netherlands (8/10)

  The room was spacious, clean and the location is easily accessible. The hotel has a nice atmosphere, elegant yet cozy.

• Tracey from United Kingdom (10/10)

  Brand new hotel with excellent facilities. Clean, room was large, kettle and bottles of water provided. It was really quiet, and we both slept well. Parking included.
  Location was a 30 min walk to the old town, which was fine for us.
  
  A fantastic stay.

• Vitor from United Kingdom (9/10)

  The breakfast is fantastic, and the staff is very courteous. The restaurant serves great food. Everything is clean and spacious. There is a spa area with a jacuzzi and sauna that is worth using after a workout.

• Teslin from Poland (8/10)

  Clean, normal location

• Liudas from Lithuania (9/10)

  I liked the location, especially when using public transport to get to the old town and arrive by car. Didn't explore immediate neighbourhood, but looked quiet and not very lively.
  Friendly and helpful staff. Nice dinner.

• Diana from Germany (10/10)

  Top quality for its price. Big comfortable room and very pleasant stuff. Free, monitored parking is a big benefit for visitors. Mentioned 4 stars are real 4 stars. Good food in their restaurant

• Chorna from Czech Republic (10/10)

  New hotel, pretty large and clean room, good bed, no problem with parking, nice bar, polite and fast staff and great breakfast.

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