Radisson Blu Hotel Wroclaw

Radisson Blu Hotel Wroclaw Overview

Radisson Blu Hotel Wroclaw is tucked into the heart of Stare Miasto on Jana Ewangelisty Purkyniego, a street that feels a lot like a quiet, cobblestone alley in the middle of a bustling city square. The hotel’s façade blends modern glass with classic brick, which I found pretty cool because it feels like the city’s past and future are having a coffee together. Check‑in was surprisingly smooth – the front desk staff greeted us with a smile and a quick tour of the lobby, which is decked out in neutral tones that make the space feel both sophisticated and oddly cozy. I mean, you could feel the hum of the city outside the large windows, but the lobby itself kept that noise at bay with some subtle acoustic panels that I didn’t notice until a couple of days later when a street performer’s guitar drifted in.

If you’re looking to explore the city, the hotel’s location is a dream. Right across the street, you’ll find the bustling Rynek, the old market square, with its colorful awnings and the iconic Cathedral of St. John the Baptist. I took a walk to the Old Town Hall and could hear the clatter of the cobblestones and the chatter of tourists in the distance. From the hotel’s terrace, you can actually see the spires of the St. Elizabeth Church and the medieval town walls – I took a couple of photos at sunset, and the light on the bricks was just… wow. After a day of wandering, the hotel’s dining room offers a decent breakfast spread – not a Michelin‑level affair, but the local Polish pastries and a strong espresso will give you that extra boost you need to keep exploring. And if you’re traveling with a group, there’s a small meeting room that can accommodate a casual gathering – the Wi‑Fi is reliable enough for me to finish a few reports, but honestly, the power outlets are a bit scarce, so keep a charger handy.

Parking is a mixed bag. There’s a paid underground garage a block away, and the staff let me know that the rates are reasonable for the city. When I parked, the car alarm went off a few times, which was a bit annoying, but the attendant was quick to resolve it. Noise-wise, it’s a 5‑star place, but if you’re a light sleeper, you might want to request a room on a higher floor – the street below can get a bit loud during the tourist season, especially on weekends. I also noticed that the hotel’s soundproofing is decent; I could hear the distant honk of a taxi and the occasional siren, but the walls keep the vibrations down. On a quieter night, the hotel’s rooftop bar becomes a quiet haven, with the city lights twinkling below and the faint scent of roasted coffee beans wafting through the air. The staff there are friendly too; they offered me a small bottle of local vodka for a midnight snack, which was a nice touch. Overall, it’s a solid, comfortable spot that feels like a local’s favorite, and honestly, I left feeling like I was part of the city’s rhythm rather than just a tourist.

The concierge service in Wroclaw can arrange exclusive dwarf hunting tours, secure tickets to opera performances, and organize visits to nearby Centennial Hall and scenic Sudeten Mountains.

Radisson Blu Hotel Wroclaw Accommodations

Reviews of Radisson Blu Hotel Wroclaw

• Oonagh from Ireland (9/10)

  Staff and the breakfast was lovely, location was also very good

• Oktawia from United Kingdom (9/10)

  Bed was super comfortable,quiet area and the staff was lovely.

• Kevin from United Kingdom (9/10)

  Room & location perfect

• Cristina from Norway (9/10)

  This hotel is in top choices for my stay in Wroclaw. From location, excellent dinner menu, rich breakfast and amazing facilities (gym, sauna), Radisson Wroclaw will exceed your expectations.

• Carmel from Ireland (8/10)

  The location

• Alan from Australia (8/10)

  Location is fabulous
  Convenient parking and walking around the river and old centre

• Jennifer from Australia (8/10)

  Our room was clean and comfortable for our short stay in Wroclaw. We loved that we could easily walk to explore different parts of the old town and surrounds.

• Rodi from Poland (9/10)

  Everything

• Valentina from Poland (8/10)

  Location, staff and parking

• Elizabeth from United States (9/10)

  Love it

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