Platinum Palace Boutique Hotel & Spa

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I have been a guest of this hotel for over 12 years. It used to be a pleasant place with high standards, but my last stay in December 2024, during the Christmas period (from December 25 to 28), was disastrous. The main problem lies not in the hotel itself, which still has potential, but in the current management, which appears to be completely incompetent and disrespectful towards guests. Here is a summary of the issues I encountered: 1. No heating during the first night. It was -4°C outside, and I spent the night shivering. I reported the issue to the reception, but it was not resolved immediately. The next day, I had to request a room change. The new room had heating, but it was in poor condition, which only partially addressed the problem. 2. The room was not cleaned for two days, despite multiple requests to the reception. 3. Essential supplies such as towels and toilet paper were missing. I had to repeatedly ask for these basic amenities, and the response was slow. 4. Poor room condition, including several visible defects: • A dirty sink and shower with damaged joints and mold (see photo) • A broken thermostat in the hallway leading to the room, with exposed electrical wires (see photo) • A TV that was already damaged upon my arrival, but for which I was later blamed (see photo) • A cracked mirror, damaged furniture, and overall neglect (see photos) During my stay, I had to visit the reception more than 20 times to report these issues. The staff tried their best, but it was clear they had no support from the management. When I requested to speak with a manager, I was informed that the general manager was on a holiday break and that no one on-site could make decisions. I was asked to send an email after my stay to resolve the situation, but this was just a way to delay the issue. It has now been over a month since I sent the email, and the management has either ignored me or responded with dismissive replies. I am not the only guest who experienced these problems. Many recent reviews on Google mention the same issues: poor hygiene, technical problems, and a lack of managerial support. I travel frequently and have never encountered such a dismissive attitude from a hotel management team. I hope that the hotel’s owners or parent company read this review and take action to replace the current management. Conclusion: Until the management of this hotel changes, I strongly advise against staying here. If you are looking for professional service and a stress-free stay, look elsewhere.

Dear Mr. Zbaski, I hope this letter finds you well. I am writing to express my deep disappointment and frustration regarding a recent experience I had at the Platinum Palace Boutique Hotel on August 17, 2023. As a long-standing and loyal patron of your establishment for over five and a half years, I feel compelled to address the unfortunate incident that transpired during my visit. My journey with Platinum Hotel began in earnest when I hosted my wedding event at your venue on June 14, 2018. Since that memorable day, both my family and I have consistently chosen Platinum Hotel as our preferred destination for our periodic trips to Wrocław, averaging three visits per year. We have consistently indulged in your esteemed spa services and savored exquisite meals at your restaurant, contributing substantially to the hotel’s revenue. Last December, I received a thoughtful gift voucher from a family member in Wrocław, specifically for spa services at Platinum Hotel. Given our regular patronage, my wife and I naturally decided to utilize the voucher during our visit in August. On the appointed day, we eagerly handed over the vouchers to the spa representatives after enjoying a rejuvenating spa experience. Subsequently, we relished a sumptuous meal at your restaurant. However, to my utter astonishment, our experience took a disappointing turn during checkout. We were informed that the vouchers were no longer valid as they had supposedly expired at the end of June, which was merely seven weeks prior. It was disheartening to learn about this expiration date as it had not been conveyed to us when the vouchers were presented. We were further dismayed when the hotel staff conveyed their inability to honor the value of the vouchers. This treatment was not only unfair but also fell far short of the standards one would expect from a prestigious 5-star hotel. The refusal to recognize the purpose of a gift and the insistence on monetary gain over customer satisfaction left me deeply dissatisfied. I believe that manipulating the expiration date on non-refundable gift vouchers is a practice that prioritizes profit over providing genuine hospitality and customer service. I implored the staff for reconsideration, but regrettably, my pleas were met with indifference. This lack of understanding and empathy towards a loyal customer who had effectively paid for services not rendered is both disappointing and unacceptable. After having consistently invested a significant amount of money in your services, products, and dining experiences over the years, I have reluctantly arrived at the conclusion that Platinum Palace Hotel no longer deserves my patronage, nor that of my family members. I believe that other establishments, such as Topacz Hotel and Spa Services, will treat their clients with the respect, fairness, and customer-centric approach that I had previously associated with Platinum Palace Hotel. Sincerely,

Provato una sola notte per lavoro ho trovato la la location molto interessante e curata in tantissimi dettagli, ottima pulizia, confortevole e attaccato ad un bel parco, ottimo servizio e cordialità del personale, televisione disponibile anche in italiano, non ho provato SPA , sala biliardo e pranzo o cena quindi non posso esprimere un più ampia recensione, ma se dovessi tornare tornerei volentieri.

Wir wählten dieses Hotel, weil wir wegen eines gestrichenen Fluges eine weitere Nacht in Breslau zu verbringen gezwungen waren. Das „Platinum“ wählten wir als Kompromiss zwischen einem 5-Sterne Hotel mit längerem Anfahrtsweg aus der City am nächsten Morgen und einem zwar kürzeren Weg, allerdings auch einem weniger komfortablen Hotel in Flughafennähe. Dieses Haus nimmt sich von außen recht edel aus. Der schlossartige Auftritt ist freilich Geschmacksache, hinsichtlich umliegender Gastronomie ist die Lage aber eher bescheiden. Als wir nach Betreten des Hotels auf die Rezeption zugingen, wurden wir von einem für meinen Geschmack etwas abschätzigen Blick der Dame hinter dem Counter begrüßt. Um Freundlichkeit bemüht, führte die Dame durch das Gespräch, doch so richtig willkommen fühlten wir uns leider nicht. Das gebuchte Zimmer war durchaus ansprechend, tolles Bad, gute Betten. Dass die Bar nur bis 22:00 Uhr geöffnet hat und (bzw. , obwohl) es im Umkreis von etwa vier Kilometern keine entsprechende Alternative gibt, erschließt sich mir nicht ganz. Da musste der etwa 500m entfernte Kiosk aushelfen - was sicherlich seinen eigenen „Roadmovie“-Charme hat, aber nicht Jedermanns Sache sein dürfte. Am vorhandenen, leider kalt und etwas lieblos wirkenden Billiard-Salon lud ab dieser Zeit ein „Do not disturb“-Türhänger nicht gerade zu einer Partie ein. Im Wellnessbereich fiel auf, dass er personell nicht besetzt war, sodass man als Gast selbst herausfinden durfte, dass die Umkleidekabinen gerade (trotz zu öffnender Türen) renoviert wurden und man beim Öffnen dieser vor ruhenden Bodenarbeiten stand. Schilder wiesen zwar darauf hin, konnten im schummrigen Licht aber auch leicht übersehen werden. Besser und sicherer, man hätte sie abgeschlossen. Insgesamt finde ich es im Vergleich zu anderen Hotels dieser Kategorie (so zum Beispiel dem von uns zuvor besuchten in Breslau) trotz der äußeren Imposanz doch etwas zu unpersönlich und kühl präsentiert. Ganz allgemein finde ich es schwierig mit einer 5-Sterne-Kategorisierung bei Hotels, da eigentlich immer Abstriche - selbst bei einfachen Dingen zu machen sind. Bei diesem Hotel aber muss ich für mein Verständnis dieser Hotelkategorie deutliche Abzüge in puncto Service, Atmosphäre und Lage (direkt neben einer Hauptstraße) machen.