Haston City Hotel

Haston City Hotel Overview

Haston City Hotel sits on Irysowa 1-3, a quiet stretch a stone’s throw from the bustling Psie Pole market square. I got there on a crisp autumn morning, the kind of day when the city feels alive but not too loud. The building itself is a four‑star staple that blends old brick with modern glass – a nod to Wrocław’s layered history. The front desk was surprisingly efficient; the staff greeted me with a warm, almost apologetic “sorry for the wait” that made me feel like a friend rather than a guest. Check‑in was smooth enough; the receptionist handed me the keycard with a quick, “you’ll love the Wi‑Fi,” and a map that marked the best coffee spots and the nearest tram stop (no, you don’t need a taxi to get around here).

The room was a sweet mix of comfort and character. I settled into a king‑size bed that felt like a hug, the sheets were that soft you only find in a boutique hotel, and the window offered a view of the cobblestone street below. The bathroom? Spacious enough to do your morning routine without feeling cramped; the shower had a nice, steady pressure that washed away the city’s chill. I’m not one to brag about tech, but the in‑room Wi‑Fi was spot on – no buffering, which is a win when you’re trying to plan a day tour in real time. Oh, and there’s a little kitchenette; a kettle, a mini fridge, and a coffee maker that actually works. I made myself a latte in the evenings while the city lights flickered on – the aroma of espresso mingled with the faint scent of street‑food stalls from the market below. The noise levels were pretty reasonable; the only thing louder than the usual city hum were the occasional laughter and clink of glasses from the neighboring bar, but that’s part of the charm.

Parking is a minor triumph here. The building offers a small underground lot that’s a stone’s throw from the lobby, and the rates are surprisingly reasonable compared to the city center. I parked my car there and walked a ten‑minute stroll to the market, where I found a corner stall selling pierogi that were just the right balance of sweet and salty – a little secret of the locals. If you’re planning a day exploring Wrocław, the hotel’s proximity to the Słodowa street bike path is a huge plus. You can hop on a bike, pedal past the park, and back to the hotel without dealing with rush hour traffic. On the quieter side, the hotel’s soundproofing is decent; I could almost hear my own thoughts in the room at night, which is a big deal in a city that’s constantly buzzing. The only slight critique – the room’s closet could be a bit larger, but that’s a minor gripe that doesn’t diminish the overall experience. Honestly, staying here felt like a laid‑back, yet well‑planned getaway; you get the city’s pulse without the overcrowded tourist traps. So if you’re heading to Wrocław and want a place that feels like a second home, is a solid pick.

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Reviews of Haston City Hotel

• Edita from Lithuania (9/10)

  Spacious and comfy rooms. Helpful staff. Easy to access from the highway. And friendly to pets:)

• Rafal from Poland (9/10)

  Superb breakfast, and the restaurant

• Laurent from Portugal (9/10)

  With a car, not far from city center.
  Comfortable room, quiet hotel.
  Good choice.

• Julian from United Kingdom (9/10)

  Breakfast was good, room was spacious, new and clean. A bit more fruit would have been nice.

• Eduard from Netherlands (8/10)

  Location is pretty much centralized. Good parking facility and it is easy accessible to highway

• Daria from Czech Republic (9/10)

  The room was very nice and clean, its a bit further from the center but with good access by car. Bed was comfy and I liked that there was kettle in the room.

• Ralph from Poland (8/10)

  Location and the beautiful cars

• Virginijus from Lithuania (9/10)

  Breakfast was really amazing

• Daniel-raoul from Romania (9/10)

  Nice lobby, nice rooms

• Anna from Finland (8/10)

  Stayed one night in May, I liked the room as it was spacious for a single person and also clean,

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