Came here for work; my company often uses this hotel, but there are 2 others in the vicinity that are more central to the town square (Reynik). I'm going to be blunt, and not wax philosophical here since I was travelling for work, not for fun: - Lobby is generally busy during the day, with lots of people coming/going and... More

I spent a year "living" in the Radisson while I was working nearby, so experienced the hotel in all seasons. Apart from being very well situated opposite the world famous Panorama attraction and a short stroll into the town centre, the hotel itself has a lot to offer a wide range of guest's needs. The rooms are very large, clean... More

I had a single night in Wroclaw so had limited experience of the hotel's full character. My stay was pleasant. The staff were friendly, the room was basic but bed was soft and internet was highspeed. Just as noted in other reviews, the fitness room is quite limited. The only major drawback was the glacial speed of the staff for... More

Actually it is one of the best possible choices for the city of Wroclaw, however, do not expect the Radisson standards. Especially the fitness room is disaster. Equipments are old and the room is not suitable for long exercises. More

Excellent place, great location, near by park - jogging possibilities. Spent there 1 night however in business room. I like everything excluding TV set from last century. Great breakfast. Nice and proffesional service. More

I stayed two nights at the hotel to cover a conference. My only complaint is that like many modern business hotels, it could have been anywhere in the world. The Monopole for instance is an historic hotel from old Breslau. That said, the Radisson is very nice. My room was well appointed and clean. The location is central. Just behind... More

Radisson Blu in Wrclaw is an excellenet business hotel located in a quiet area yet walking distance from the young and lively city center. High standard, very good breakfast, well worth the extra 70PLN. More

Good choice for business stays or city-break in Wroclaw. The hotel is centrally located and surrounded by a nice park. Generally close to main attractions of the city. To the Rynek Square it's about 15 min on foot. The staff are nice and helpful, the service is adequate. The room are clean and quiet, however it's not really in luxury... More

I had the opportunity to visit Wroclaw for the weekend and stayed at the Radisson Blu during my visit. I have to say that overall, I am rather impressed with Radisson hotels in Europe as they are always much better venues than what i have grown to expect. The Radisson is located very close to the city center and is... More