Hotel im. Jana Pawla II  

Very comfortable room, great service and location.

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Very comfortable, in a uniquely quiet position, with very adequate facilities.

Polish is a tough language, so more staff with a good command of English would be appreciated.

Location was great for our purpose. The place was really very quiet and only a short walk to the market square. Room was ok and shower was very good. We also liked the breakfast service.

Curtains were transparent and flimsy, would have been nice to have thick curtains. Had to ask for towels to be changed once during our 4 day saty. Would have been been better if more english TV channels were available. Also no tea/coffee making facilities in the room and for a 4 star hotel this is essential.

I did not stay at the hotel because the room was terrible, one very small room with a wall in the middle, it looked like a prison cell or a monastery cell. But the thing which made me go even though I had already paid for the room was the toilet.... so dirty, black stains.......A total disaster. When I went to check out the concierge could not care less.....It ruined my day in Wroclaw.

Excellent location, professional staff, respectfull atmosphere, delightful breakfast. Quiet and clean. The house was in the good sense of word popish. We really felt welcomed.

Sauna was difficult to find.

Nice and quite hotel in good distance from the center

No any informations at room about surroundings, trips. No any mini bar at room

The hotel is situated in a quiet place but is in a walking distance from the main attractions.The design of the public areas is wonderful and the breakfast and dinner were very tasty.I enjoyed my stay in the hotel very much.

It looked original and the location is stunning surrounded by two amazing historic tall churches. Rooms and bathrooms are super clean, and the breakfast was so rich (you even get to choose your own omelet!).

The lobby was very nice

The room was very small and there was no stopper in the sink for a shave and I call reception and they said that can they would sent one up and I also told them that if they could also look @ the blinds as they were broken and I couldent put them up I then went out for the day and when I came back they were the same also when we came the window was opend and the inside window sill was very dirty I stayed there for two days and when I left it was still dirty . Also there was no views of the old town as the on line site sead there was just a view on outher rooms .

A very good location in the area close to the Cathedral. We had visited Wroclaw before and knew that this part of town was a little way from the old town square and looked forward to the walk beside the river and through the ongoing restoration works of this fascinating city.

No curtains which in late June when it begins to get light at about 3am is a problem for light sleepers. When we asked for a room with cutains the best offer was a room with thin blinds that did little to keep the rooms dark. The first alternative room that I was offered had a bed with slats missing from its base so that when one sat upon it both sitter and mattress went staight through to the floor. The clearly embarrassed receptionist did his best to find a room that was suitable. Breakfast too was a little dissapointing. We stayed at 13 hotels on this trip and the breakfast here was the least attractive. Some of the cold meats looked to have been "sweating" on the buffet for some time and were enjoying the attentions of a fly stuch below the lift off lid.

The staff at the reception was really friendly and helpfull. Room carpet feels super soft, bed (queen size) is very good, sheets are clean and soft.

The breakfast was rather poor and simple, the coffee maker (espresso machine) makes fresh coffee which is great, but the coffee itself was not good. In general the breakfast has not the level as for a 4star hotel.

Very good and quite location, but close enough to all main attractions

interior design kind of "late ineffective socialism" style