Śtantin is a restaurant and hotel in the village of Stare Siołkowice in Central Silesia, close to…read morethe provincial capital of Opole. The generously sized dining area, where Polish and Silesian food are served from noon until late in the evening, become a dance floor on Saturday evenings. It used to be on Friday, I heard, but this village is a special kind of commuter town (with a significant proportion of citizens working in Germany and returning only on weekends). I had the "Talerz Misia" - a huge serving that could indeed satisfy a bear's hunger - with the naming being a pun on the name of the owners (Miś, meaning bear in Polish). Two kinds of kotlet schabowy, a chicken wing, a large meatball and a piece of pork loin, served with Silesian kluskie and vegetables. The vegetables reminded me of English food but I can't exactly say why. Kluskie were absolutely lovely, without the depression in the centre (as typical for this part of Central Silesia), and not as gooey as potato Knödel in Germany are but very smooth. Altogether excellent value for money, much more so than in restaurants in the Western Polish border towns. The place can also be hired for private functions such as weddings and is said to be particularly popular with Germans who have some kind of familial roots in Silesia. Debit and credit cards are accepted here, as almost everywhere in Poland. Very convenient since the closest ATM would be in the next village and cashback in shops (płać kartą i wypłacaj) with foreign cards is often declined by the chip and pin devices.

What a wonderful place!!! 5 star hotel at 3 star price. Rooms are absolutely beautiful, service is…read morevery professional, breakfast delicious... I came here to stay with my partner. The manager at the front desk was so friendly. She asked "one bed right"? Without me asking for it. Wish more places in Poland were as progressive and accommodating for gay couples. Will definitely stay here again. This place is lovely!!! Thank you very much!!!

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.

Very beautiful place. I didn't dine or stay to eat but the castle is so beautiful. I got to come as…read morethe sun went down and the moon was out and it was such a great site. It is a place I hope stands forever.