Tulip Hotels - Wroclaw Patio

Everything was absolutely superb! The location is perfect – just steps away from the market square, right in the heart of the old town. The room was spacious and comfortable, with the bonus of having a bathtub. The only minor thing: the blackout curtains could be better. Breakfast was simply fantastic – probably one of the best we’ve ever had! Great variety and wonderful flavors. Staff is extraordinaray friendly!

Fabulous location, just a few steps to the Christmas markets. Quiet, swish and very helpful. We were able to check in at 09:00 which was great after a 06:00 flight. Luggage storage the next day while we carried on exploring Wrocław was extremely helpful too. Waitress service hot breakfast was lovely. Room was big and quiet, backing onto a silent courtyard which was just the thing for a good nights sleep. There was a fridge but we didn’t use it in December. There was also coffee and a kettle but sadly no milk. I’m sure they would have given us some if we’d asked but we were too tired to leave the room by the time we noticed. I’d certainly go again.

The hotel is in an excellent location, just 5 minutes from Rynek Square. It is very modern and spotlessly clean. We stayed in a lux room which was very spacious and overlooked a courtyard. We stayed in room 32 which was on the 3rd floor. Complimentary toiletries in bathroom, complimentary bottles of water, plenty sockets, plenty storage space. Check in was quick even though we didn’t arrive until midnight. Entrance to the hotel is up a covered alleyway. Breakfast was either hot or cold. Place your order for hot food of porridge, scrambled eggs,omelette, hard/ soft boiled eggs, toast, pancakes or waffles with the waitress. Tea, coffee and juice available. Selection of desserts, yoghurts and pastries. Baskets of bread with a variety of different types of bread. Plenty of variety of places to eat and drink in the vicinity. A must to try is smalec which sounds disgusting but is very tasty, it is a spread made from rendered white pork fat flavoured with crispy brown pieces and you spread it on bread. We were encouraged to try it when we visited a polish restaurant. Pierogies are also a dish to try as they are dumplings with various fillings and they come sweet or savoury. Prices are very reasonable compared to the uk and portions are generous. There is a guest house next door to the hotel called The Academus which is also a place to have a drink, owner is very friendly. Just bedside the hotel on the way to the square is a souvenir shop which changes to a bar at night, it is very cosy and has a good variety of drinks for sale. Wroclaw is a beautiful place and is somewhere we would definitely revisit.