HP Park Plaza

HP Park Plaza Overview

HP Park Plaza sits right on Bolesława Drobnera 11/13 in Śródmieście, a stone’s throw from the Old Town’s bustling Market Square. When I first walked up the street, the smell of fresh pierogi from a nearby stall mingled with the city’s usual mix of coffee, espresso, and the faint, comforting scent of old brick—an instant, subtle welcome. The building itself is a quiet stone block, not flashy but solid, and the lobby’s low hum of people chatting in Polish and English feels like the city’s heartbeat. Check‑in was smooth; the front desk staff were friendly, and they offered a digital key that let me skip the usual line—great for a quick start after a long flight. I was a bit surprised that they even had a quiet corner with a small library of Polish books; you can curl up with a latte and read about Silesian history while the city’s chatter filters through the windows.

The rooms are a blend of modern touches and subtle Polish décor. I stayed in a 3‑bedroom suite that was spacious, with a balcony overlooking the city’s rooftops—perfect for watching the sunset over the Oder River. The bed was surprisingly comfortable; I mean, you could have slept through the night even with the occasional traffic hum from the main road outside. The bathroom was clean and had a shower that actually had decent pressure—no more soggy, lukewarm showers that you find in some other hotels. The Wi‑Fi was fast, which is a relief because you can’t really enjoy a city trip without being able to share the photos instantly. They even had a small collection of local maps and brochures, which was handy for planning a quick detour to the Centennial Hall or a spontaneous visit to the Silesian Museum.

Parking is a win—there’s a free street parking spot right outside the hotel for guests, which is a lifesaver in a city where you’re constantly hunting for a spot. Noise levels? Honestly, the hotel is quite quiet; the only real disturbance is the distant traffic from the main road, but you can usually drown that out with a good pair of headphones or a cup of tea. The local neighborhood is a mix of cafés, shops, and a few bars, so you can explore without going far. I strolled down the cobblestone streets at 7 p.m. on a Tuesday, and the city was vibrant but not chaotic—just enough to keep you engaged. If you’re planning a visit during the spring or early summer, expect the area to be lively but not overly crowded; it’s the sweet spot where you can enjoy the city’s parks and cafés without the rush of the high season. Overall, staying at felt like a blend of comfort and local flair—just enough to make you feel at home in Wrocław without feeling like you’re in a pretentious boutique hotel.

HP Park Plaza Accommodations

Reviews of HP Park Plaza

• Urša from Slovenia (9/10)

  very nice hotel, comfortable and close to most of atractions

• Deco121 from Croatia (7/10)

  Location

• Wayne from United States (7/10)

  Very convenient for my business meetings. The breakfast buffet was sufficient and nice variety.

• Paride from Netherlands (8/10)

  comfortable large room, very nice water dispenser in the hallway of each floor.
  wifi not super powerful but decent.
  generous breakfast and good position next to city center

• Nicolas from Denmark (9/10)

  Can only recommend it. Good facilities and an awesome view. Had a great stay.

• Grzegorz from Ireland (7/10)

  Quiet part of town , easy access to city , tram station near hotel

• Toure from United States (8/10)

  The hotel was conveniently located within walking distance of the square. The room was just okay, nothing special.

• Chiaraa_96 from Czech Republic (9/10)

  The breakfast was amazing! We also loved the view from the room.The location is also very good,very close to all famous places.

• Alisevich from Poland (8/10)

  good location, good staff

• Joanna from United Kingdom (9/10)

  Location, comfortable bed, playground across the bridge, friendly and helpful staff

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