I've used wratislavia tours on two occasions and both have been exceptional. Michal is warm and…read morefriendly with excellent English language skills. I've requested their services while looking at sites in Wroclaw for my business and for short scheduled trips around town. Michal is also good at guiding you to the best local spots for coffee. A must for international travelers. I look forward to taking a formal tour of the area as a tourist and will no doubt ask Michal to show me the rich history of Wroclaw and, perhaps, the location of the lost gold train.

Very nice and helpful staff. Lots of maps, discount vouchers, souvenirs...A must for every tourist…read morewho wants to get to know the city independently (and not as part of a tour). Step by! They will make your visit much more enjoyable.

I didn't even know that this was a hostel until writing this review. This review is for the little…read morebar/restaurant at the bottom. Located in the Jewish district just off the city square, this place is a gem. Cute, cosy and well priced. I've been here a few times for some mulled wine with friends when visiting Wroclaw. It's certainly not somewhere you'd go for a wild night of drinking, but if you want to catch up for lunch/a beer/some tea then check it out.

Consistently long lines to buy international tickets. Otherwise a pretty nice station and some…read moredecent food options. Lovely birch bark log Polish cuisine place outside around the back. The international bus station is being reco structed nearby. Still some bus service next to it and the fares were reasonable and tickets for Polski bus can be booked online. At the train station there is a luggage storage area in the train station. It is fairly centrally located and you can walk a bit to old town and the sights along the Oder River.

As far as main train stations go, Wroclaw Glowny is quite nice. The exterior is beautiful, and the…read moreinterior is well kept. There are a number of places to grab a quick bite to eat or a hot coffee. There's even a pharmacy if you're in dire need. Which I was at one point. Wroclaw Glowny is your doorway to the rest of Poland. I was in and out of this train station a number of times either coming from Warsaw, heading to Walbrzych or traveling to Poznan. Signage is well displayed. Lines are generally quick moving. Audio announcements are easy to hear though their English translations leave a little to be desired in terms of pronunciation!

Improve? Everything except the lovely Porter. Stayed here with high expectations. What we got…read morewas a dark room, a bit of attitude, another dark room - by dark not only the decor but the actual shortage of lights. The mirror in the bathroom was on a side wall rather than near the sink. They didn't have washcloths (odd to say the least). One of the worst hotel beds I can remember sleeping on. We had a different comforter on different nights. It didn't fit the bed. The blinds didn't close. Rumor has Adolf Hitler called this his favorite hotel in the city.

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!

B & B Wroclaw Centrum is a great location. It's within walking distance from the main train…read morestation or if it's too far of a walk for you - hop on a tram. The hotel is very close to the stop at Galeria Dominikanska which also makes it a great location for getting around the city. As regular here in Wrocalw, I really prefer this area slightly farther from the main square. It is a bit quieter, and it has a more local feel to it. The service here is top-notch. The staff were all nice and helpful. Most seemed to speak a good level of English, and they were tolerant of me muddling through my poor Polish language skills. Breakfast costs 25PLN which is ok, but the fare is standard. It's not the best breakfast in town, but it isn't the worst. When you're in town on a holiday weekend, you might prefer to just eat at the hotel instead of worrying about what will be open or not. I typically like to buy something small to eat from a shop, and this probably would have been possible, but I enjoyed my breafast. The room itself was clean and orderly if not small. I didn't love the design of the shower. It seemed like I was spraying water all over the place. But there was hot water - always a plus! In my opinion this is a perfect place if you're coming to Wroclaw for business or just need a place to sleep while you're out exploring all day.

It's a really nice hotel. Located in the heart of Old Town next to the Main Square, it's a perfect…read moreplace to stay when visiting Wrocław. I reserved a Premium King Bed room using Expedia, and especially asked for the one with a view of the Gothic St. Elizabeth Church. From the moment of check in, we had an outstanding time. Everything about our room was great. The setting (oh! the view!), the cleanliness, two options for coffee, even the TV had the most channels and international radio stations I can remember of any hotel I've visited. The reception was crisp and clear as well. Beds?! The pillows, the sheets were first class, and the mattresses were extremely comfortable. I was mad at myself for falling asleep like a baby before my favorite show even ended. When the great church bells rang out around six thirty in the morning, I slept like a rock, hearing nothing. I only knew about it because my companion mentioned how loud it sounded. That's why the two pairs of earplugs were laying handy on the side table :). I believe that almost twenty thousand steps during the day also helped with a good sleep :). In general, the room was very quiet. During the week, the breakfast buffet is served from 6:30 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. On Saturdays and Sundays, it is served an hour longer, and guests can enjoy delicious food until 11:00 a.m. I particularly enjoyed croissants with fresh made butter and preserves, the mushroom omelette, vegetable pate and the pear, walnut, goat cheese salad. Oh! Also, the green juice was so tasty and refreshing. The choice of food was abundant, really. I'm sure there is something for everyone.

I had a good stay here this week! Friends is a very clean and pleasant hostel with a good…read morelocation. Private rooms are available and worth the little bit of extra money. The hostel is not far at all from the Rynek (main square), the staff are very attentive and coffee/tea are free...I'd stay there again in a heartbeat!