Small, beautiful, old German swimming pool, beautifully restored to its original condition. Three…read morepools, 25m long (two of them 20m) well lit - well worth seeing. Apart from that, great sauna area with the only sauna in Poland where I do not feel cold, but even more importantly, the only spa area in Poland, that is civilised enough to let people walk naked. Five well deserved stars.

Excellent Hotel in excellent location! Close to rynek and all the attractions in the city center!…read moreThis is my 4th or 5th stay here and we absolutely love it!

We came to the hotel's restaurant for a group dinner, so we ordered from the group menu. If you…read morelike marble, you will like the interior of this historic restaurant. Dining here was a lovely experience. They kept our glasses filled with wine through the meal. My friend does not drink alcohol and has a lot of food allergies and they were careful to discuss everything with her and answer her questions. There were four courses to the meal with plenty of fish options, all of which were excellent. The smoked sturgeon as appetizer was a pleasant surprise. Although there were good options for the second course, I felt like I didn't have enough pierogi so I tried their pierogi and surprise, it was delicious. The monkfish was also good for the fish course. The lavender panna cotta was more beautiful but I appreciated the fresh fruit and finished it, of course.

The location of the Sofitel worked out well as we were in the center of the city and very close to…read morethe just opened Christmas Market. It's nice to have a view from your hotel, but it wasn't a big deal that our room just looked out into an interior atrium. The room was quiet, clean, and a good size. There was a desk, a chair, and a little couch. Some of the other features in the room were free water bottles, a tv, a stocked mini-bar, a hairdryer, robes, and a kettle with tea, coffee, and hot chocolate. The bathroom had a shower tub along with a magnifying mirror and your usual toiletries along with a few others like a sewing kit. The spa area, which is free to use, has a small hot tub, a sauna, and a steam room. The night we went to check out the spa before dinner it was a bit of a hot mess with towels and some water bottles thrown everywhere, but it wasn't too bad as there were still towels for us to use. It seemed like although there was a desk for a staff member by the spa/gym area, it was not regularly staffed. All and all I would recommend staying here and would stay here again myself. It was easy and inexpensive to get to the hotel from the public bus that serves the airport, the staff was helpful, and the 2 nights we stayed here we slept well.

This is an oasis in the middle of Wrocław. It's a great city but nice to have a staff that really…read morecares about its guests. The front desk and concierge teams are excellent. They are well informed and helpful. The rooms are very good and the one problem I had was immediately rectified. I highly recommend this hotel. It is close to the town center and near many good restaurants and shops. I look forward to staying here each time I visit.

We arrived at night n it was cold n rainy. No porter service. Cost extra to park our car and it…read morewas not easy getting to the off site garage. Room was spacious but had all sorts of funny sounds off n on. We joked it was haunted ! Absolutely the worse bed .... It was sooo soft and we never sleep on soft mattresses. Asked for regular coffee in room ... no luck . Nice welcome drink touch so we used the bar. Nice welcome fruit tray too. Terrible bathroom design . No porter help on check out either.

Modern rooms, great food and service. I'll never stay anywhere else in Wroclaw - bonus to have…read moremarketplace a short walk for dining & nightlife.

The phrase involuntarily rolled off my lips when I entered: "What a Charming Hotel!"…read more If you are looking for opulence, bell boys, concierges, crystal chandeliers and silk wall covering, keep moving. But if you are looking for a cozy chalet, warm & welcoming ambience, home-made meals with dinners rivaling gourmet restaurants, then you've arrived. I stayed two nights, while in the area on business with my European colleagues - Polish, German and French. The property is situation in a small village, off a winding two-lane road, surrounded by lush pines and trees, and has a tennis court, a picnic area, a lovely pond, and just overall pleasant grounds. They also have a sauna (!) which was fantastic to enjoy, at a very reasonable price, on a late cold evening. The restaurant dinner menu is fantastic. They use all local ingredients - they actually pick their own mushrooms! And the chef's talents translate perfectly into delectable dinner offerings, to be enjoyed with a wine from the owner's collection. The iron chimney with the blazing fire completes the evening dining experience. Breakfasts are served buffet style, with home-made baked goods and jams, along with a selection of cold cuts, cheeses and smoked fish; and omelets made to order. My only objection was to the fact that some people elected to smoke in the restaurant: yes, many smoke in Europe, but most choose to be respectful of others' non-smoking preferences - those stepped out onto the patio to enjoy their cancer sticks. Others didn't.