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Bugatti

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A secluded villa on the city limits is the home of this gem. While its distance might make it an odd choice, the furnishings provide plenty of traditional character, and the staff are helpful. Read_on (No Comments)

Campanile

Campanile
Great value. Rooms are large, smart and spacious, and come decorated in the Campanile colours of green and yellow with chequered duvets and curtains, and creature comforts like satellite TV and air-con. Read_on (No Comments)

Centrum Dikul

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Occupying a wonderfully restored Secession building opposite the Archaeology and Military museums, this comfortable hotel offers ample opportunities for pampering. Read_on (No Comments)

Duet

Duet
For what you pay, you get a whole lot of hotel room here. Really. Terrific beds (and as there is a choice of twins and doubles you can be guaranteed your double bed is a double bed, not two singles pushed together: that always annoys us. Read_on (No Comments)

Dwór Polski

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A fabulous ensemble of olde-world sophistication, communist leftovers and touches of modernity, this 16th-century beast provides good rooms throughout featuring satellite television, minibars and renovated bathrooms. Read_on (No Comments)

Europeum

Europeum
Just across the road from the Old Town you’ll find this super modern and super clean hotel behind a chic glass fronted building. Read_on (1 Comment)

Hotel Gem

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Set a fair distance from the centre (you'll need a car or taxi) this modern German-funded hotel may have a gem of a swimming pool and sports facilities, but they are only accessible to guests in the evening when the schoolkids have cleared out. Read_on (No Comments)

Hotel Jana Pawła II

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Very decent lodgings that go far beyond the standards the price tags would suggest; let the guest book speak for itself. Past Read_on (1 Comment)

Jester

Jester
A low-rise modern villa offering prim, spotless rooms painted in pastel shades. Accommodation comes with internet connection and satellite TV, as well as en-suite bathrooms. Read_on (No Comments)

Lothus

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Previous visitors to Wrocław may remember what once stood here; the shabby Saigon hotel complete with a hairdresser staffed by women who would do more than just cut hair. Read_on (1 Comment)

Marshal

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Freshly scrubbed and spotlessly clean across from Wrocław's main train station, you can't beat the location which will soon feature magnificent views of what should be a rather grand transportation complex (until then, don't look out the window). Read_on (No Comments)

Novotel

Novotel
A squat sixties building surrounded with flagpoles and conifers hides good value accommodation on the outskirts of town. The Novotel Read_on (No Comments)

Patio

Patio
One of the city's better accommodation options, the Patio is a sumptuous place in a top location minutes from the Rynek. Centred Read_on (1 Comment)

Quality System Hotel Wrocław

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Clean cream colours lend a sharp modern look to the System and all rooms come equipped with their own PC and flatscreen TV. This Read_on (No Comments)

Rezydent

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Short of being haunted by Barry White you couldn’t wish for a more romantic experience. A pink façade and wooded location are topped with individually designed rooms, a wacky garden and decent restaurant. Read_on (No Comments)

Silfor Premium Europejski

Silfor Premium Europejski
You may remember this place as the Europejski, a completely mediocre hotel with everything from carpets to curtains done up in a 1960s shade of chocolate brown; a tasty colour for cake, rather revolting used anywhere else. Read_on (No Comments)

Tumski

Tumski
While nothing to rhapsodise about, Tumski offers pleasant rooms staring across the Oder and new fixtures and fittings. The chief Read_on (No Comments)

Zaułek

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A good choice in the heart of the Old Town, this university-owned hotel offers clean bargain rooms with satellite television and little else. Read_on (No Comments)