MIA Centrum Wrocław

MIA Centrum Wrocław Overview

MIA Centrum Wrocław sits right on Jaworska, smack in the middle of the Fabryczna district, just a stone’s throw from the old town’s cobblestone charm. I remember stepping out of the lobby on a rainy afternoon, the scent of freshly ground Polish coffee wafting through the air, and the faint hum of the city’s tram lines in the distance. The lobby itself is a cozy blend of modern polish and a touch of classic 20th‑century design – think exposed brick walls and a large, almost too‑bright, wooden desk that somehow feels welcoming. Check‑in was quick, a simple key‑card swipe and a friendly nod from the front desk staff, who were quick to point out the local cafés on Świdnicka Street where you can grab a pierogi in no time. Honestly, the staff were so relaxed, they almost felt like old friends rather than hotel personnel. Parking is a bit of a hassle; there’s a small underground lot that fills up early in the summer, but there are plenty of street parking options if you’re willing to walk a few blocks – the cobblestones can be a bit uneven, but it’s all part of the charm. The noise level is decent – you can hear the occasional traffic rumble, but the building’s insulation keeps the city’s bustle at bay, especially after 10 p.m. When I stayed there at the end of March, the hotel was still quiet but the city around it was starting to buzz with early spring energy.

The rooms at are surprisingly roomy for a three‑star establishment. I chose a double room with a balcony that looked out onto the bustling market square. The view was a mix of the historic cathedral spires and the modern glass towers of the business district – a real visual mash‑up. The bedding was soft and the pillows had that just‑right amount of fluffiness you want after a day of exploring. The bathroom had that classic “old‑world” vibe, with a deep‑soaking tub, a separate glass shower, and a surprisingly generous amount of hand soap. The only gripe I had was the slightly uneven tiles in the hallway – a minor annoyance, but nothing that ruined the stay. I found the Wi‑Fi signal to be reliable, though the speed dipped a bit during rush hour in the city center. If you’re planning to work, it’s best to grab a coffee at one of the nearby cafés and use their free Wi‑Fi. The hotel offers a complimentary breakfast that feels like a quick, local spread – think boiled eggs, fresh bread, and a variety of cold cuts. While it’s not a full‑service restaurant, the quality of the food is on par with what you’d expect from a decent Polish bistro. The staff also gave me a quick rundown of the best spots to visit: the Panorama of the Battle of Racławice on the next street over, the underground tunnels beneath the city center, and the little art galleries that pop up on the weekend. All in all, it’s a solid base for exploring Wrocław, especially if you’re looking for a place that feels like a local’s favorite hide‑away rather than a tourist trap.

Best hotels in Wroclaw range from charming boutique properties in the historic Market Square to elegant island hotels with stunning views of the Oder River and Cathedral Island.

MIA Centrum Wrocław Accommodations

Reviews of MIA Centrum Wrocław

• René from Belgium (10/10)

  We loved everything.
  New apartment.
  We liked the cleanliness, the location and the layout of the apartment.
  Contact by email with motivated people.
  We highly recommend it to people looking for an apartment in Wroclaw.
  R.Mohr. Belgium

• Medvedscak from Poland (10/10)

  The apartment is new and cozy. There's almost everything you need for your stay

• Алексей from Poland (10/10)

  Nice and clean apartment, free parking available close to block, cozy and calm, not far from the center.

• Radoslaw from Poland (10/10)

  just excellent

• Małgorzata from Poland (10/10)

  bardzo ładny, pachnący pokój, dobry kontakt z właścicielem i bardzo jasne wskazówki dostania się do mieszkanka, polecam 10/10, odwiedzimy na pewno za rok 😄😄

• Michał from Poland (9/10)

  Dobra lokalizacja – Żabka w tym samym bloku, tuż obok pizzernia do godziny 4 w nocy, bardzo blisko do galerii Magnolia. Dobrze skomunikowane z centrum.
  Spokojna, cicha okolica.
  Mieszkanie czyste, dobrze urządzone – jak na swoją powierzchnię wydaje się większe.
  Bardzo dobry kontakt z Właścicielem.

• Marcin from Poland (10/10)

  Bardzo przytulne mieszkanko, mógłbym zamieszkać na dłużej 🙂 wyposazenie ekstra.

• Nicole from Poland (10/10)

  Apartament jest komfortowy, czysty i pięknie urządzony. Pobyt był bardzo udany, a sam właściciel uprzejmy i wyrozumiały 🙂 bardzo polecam to miejsce!

• Justyna from Poland (10/10)

  Czysty i przyjemny apartament. Blisko znajdują się sklepy spożywcze oraz centrum handlowe magnolia. Dobry i bezproblemowy kontakt z właścicielem.

• Damian from Poland (10/10)

  Ładne, nowe, funkcjonalnie urządzone mieszkanie.
  Telewizor, kanapa, aneks kuchenny z podstawowym wyposażeniem.
  Łóżko wygodne, w lokalu bardzo czysto.
  Dobre oświetlenie.
  Wygodny odbiór klucza przez skrytkę na kod.

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