Novotel Wrocław City

Novotel Wrocław City Overview

Novotel Wrocław City is tucked into the lively Krzyki district, just a stone’s throw from the bustling Wyscigowa artery. I remember stepping out of the metro at Wyscigowa and spotting the building’s sleek, glass façade – it’s practically a landmark for locals who shout “Same stop, same place!” The check‑in desk was straightforward, but you do get the feeling that the staff is juggling a lot of guests during the summer rush; a brief wait, a friendly smile, and you’re in. Parking is available in the underground lot right behind the hotel, but don’t expect it to be cheap – the rates are a bit on the high side, especially when the city’s back‑to‑back events are happening. Sound-wise, the hotel is decent; a few nights in July, the traffic from Wyscigowa can be a bit loud, but the building’s windows are pretty good at keeping the noise down.

The rooms feel like a cozy apartment rather than a hotel room, which is a plus if you want a bit of space. The bed is comfortable, though the mattress is a bit on the firmer side – if you’re a big sleeper, you might want to bring a travel pillow. The kitchenette is tiny but functional; there’s a coffee maker that works well, and the minibar is stocked with local Polish sodas, which is a nice touch. The bathroom is clean, but the showerhead feels a bit weak – you might need to press harder for a decent water pressure. The 3‑star status shows in the décor: it’s a little generic, but the subtle nods to Wrocław’s history (a small plaque with the city’s coat of arms) give it personality. On the plus side, the Wi‑Fi is fast enough for streaming, but the signal dips a bit in the corner where the room meets the hallway – just a small annoyance.

What really makes this place shine is its proximity to the city’s gems. Take a short walk to the Market Square; you’ll hear the vendors calling out their wares, and the scent of fresh pierogi wafting from a street stall will hit you as you pass by. If you’re up for a longer stroll, the cathedral island of Ostrów Tumski is only a 15‑minute walk away, and you’ll be rewarded with a quiet, historic atmosphere that feels worlds apart from the hotel’s buzz. For a quick coffee or a midday snack, the café right on the street is a local favorite – they serve a surprisingly good cappuccino that’s worth the extra 30 zł. The only real downside I found was the noise from the street at night, but the hotel’s double‑glazed windows do a good job at muffling the traffic. Overall, I’d say is a solid choice for travelers who want to stay in the heart of the city without paying a premium for a 5‑star experience. It’s practical, comfortable, and offers a genuine slice of local life, all wrapped up in a 3‑star package that feels a bit more like a home than a hotel.

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Reviews of Novotel Wrocław City

• Kateryna from Ukraine (9/10)

  Very comfortable, clean and nice hotel. Even standard rooms are big enough. Breakfast was really amazing! The staff is very nice and helpful. this hotel is much better than 5stars Fraser in Hamburg thanks to caring attitudes.
  the other compliments go to kids space — truly grateful for that!

• Pawel from United Kingdom (9/10)

  Everything was perfect plus you can see a famous polish actor in there

• Yoann from France (8/10)

  Great hotel !

• Iryna from Ukraine (9/10)

  It was nice convenient hotel with great breakfast and lovely garden

• Peeter from Luxembourg (8/10)

  Close to the motorway

• Joanna from Poland (9/10)

  Room was very nice and cosy with nice furniture. Very clean. Nice staff.

• Agnieszka from United States (9/10)

  Breakfast was exeptional!!! Staff very friendly. Location – perfect for my needs.

• Iwars from Switzerland (9/10)

  Location form highway is good, room is small but comfy. We are staying regularly in this hotel.

• Narkienė from Lithuania (9/10)

  Everything was really perfect. Staff is very helpful and friendly. It’s the first stay in Poland which I liked the most.
  Wonderful breakfast variety and guy who baked waffles, give him five for his job and excellent english.

• Jo from United Kingdom (9/10)

  Was amazing… Panel was brilliant

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