Hotels near Wrocław Municipal Stadium

"Walking distance to old district and clean room."

"Great hotel, Bo"

"All good"

"Clean room and goid staff"

"Very clean, staff were great, nice shopping complex just 10 mins walk away, with everything you could possibly eat. Very nice room- almost everything you would need, just a couple of pointers first the HDMI port on the tv is hardly accessible, you have to have the smallest hand to squeeze in the back of the tv - maybe the hotel can fit an extension cable for ease of use? A lot of people use their own tv box/stick/usb player now, so this would make things a lot easier. Second thing (staying on the same theme) no socket near the tv, meaning you need an extension lead All in all, a nice place to stay "

"On arrival the room was fairly basic but it was clean. The reception staff did not make us feel overly welcome"

"Very clean, well equipped room. "

"The room was extremely small. The sink was in the room, and so was the shower, which felt uncomfortable and impractical. On the positive side, the room was very clean and warm. Breakfast was by far the worst hotel breakfast I’ve ever had. It resembled hospital food and was a total waste of money. Definitely not worth paying for. Coffee and tea were available for free downstairs, but not in the room. Overall, cleanliness was good, but the room layout and breakfast were very disappointing."

"At first the flat appeared to look clean and be well equipped, unfortunately the basic things like a tea towel or a chopping board were missing which made cooking very difficult. Mattress was uncomfortable and the springs were digging into our bodies so it’s fair to say we had a sleepless stay. To add to it, we were unlucky as we had to evacuate the building one night due to fire alarm. There was no information as to where fire assembly is, no evacuation route shown, message about the evacuation was in Polish only. When we finally found ourselves outside we followed the crowd to what appeared to be a security person. He didn’t speak English. All had to be translated by a random person who volunteered to translate. Lots of scared people not knowing what’s happening and if it’s safe to go back to their accommodations. "