Nice hotel, very kind staff and fine location close to the Old Town, but still accessible with a car. Strangely rated as a 5 star-hotel as the hotel is not equipped with neither pool nor extensive fitness areas. The breakfast was average standard for Radisson: faultless but a bit boring - and why don't they provide the many berries and... more

I stayed for three nights at the Radisson SAS in Wroclaw in June 2008. Being a frequent traveler, I can honestly say that this hotel generally is well above average. Upon arrival I was upgraded to a Business Class room, which as far as I understand is the same size as the other rooms but have a little more equipment... more

The Radisson used to be my favourite hotel in Wroclaw until I realised there are just as good hotels in better locations if you are looking for a bit of local culture, nightlife or just to experience Wroclaw centre. Starting with the basics; the standard rooms are well sized with very nice bathrooms and very comfortable beds. Cleanliness (one of... more

We last stayed in the Radisson Wroclaw almost exactly 2 years ago and really enjoyed it. Having just arrived home, I'm afraid it's in need of some attention to get back on track. It may be that we were a little disappointed after arriving directly from the superb Seraton Poznan. Both claim to be 5 star, but the Radisson is... more

This was my second stay in Wroclaw. In 2007, I stayed at the Sofitel, mostly beacuse of the good reviews it got here. Since I had been really disappointed (see my review), and because I wanted an hotel close to the University of Technology, I chose the Radisson. Radisson website (by contrast to Sofitel, which shows bathrooms way better than... more

The hotel's location is excellent, at least from a predominantly touristic point of view. It is right in the city's museum district (such as it is), and directly opposite the Raclawice Panorama (the city's most well-known attraction, so I'm told). One minute's walk takes you to the pleasant waterside parks; five minutes to the ecclesiastical district and botanical gardens; seven... more

So, having seen some *glowing* reviews of this hotel...let me first say that if you are an infrequent traveller, its not a bad hotel at all. Really. Its not as central as the Holiday Inn but its a peaceful if not pretty location. If you are a very frequent and/or business traveller - you'll know straight away this hotel does... more

Spent a weekend with my wife and 18-months baby in autumn 2006. Strong points; spacious and very clean standard room, more than reasonable prices, central but quiet location - close to the good shopping mall and not far from the old town, easy access with pram. Weak points: one of the receptionists was not always very polite, breakfast was very... more

Just returned from a weekend stay – 85 EURO per room per day including breakfast and admission to the fitness center. The hotel itself is located in a very quiet yet central neighborhood and is perfectly quiet inside (I did not knot there was a wedding party downstairs). The rooms are clean and spacious, bathroom with a shower (no bathtub).... more