Nice hotel, not bad location, quite good rooms, but... when we got to our room there were no bath towels. We urged reception desk to deliver some, but... after whole hour we were still waiting. After second call to reception desk towels were finally delivered and we could take a shower. As for room - fridge was broken/turned off (I... more

This was my third journey to Wroclaw, and my third visit to the Radisson. Many business travelers will tell you that a return visit to a hotel speaks volumes. After a long journey to Europe from America, the Radisson is a wonderful place to kick back and relax. The staff at the hotel was first rate. All that I met... more

Nice hotel, very kind staff and fine location close to the Old Town, but still accessible with a car. Strangely rated as a 5 star-hotel as the hotel is not equipped with neither pool nor extensive fitness areas. The breakfast was average standard for Radisson: faultless but a bit boring - and why don't they provide the many berries and... more

I stayed for three nights at the Radisson SAS in Wroclaw in June 2008. Being a frequent traveler, I can honestly say that this hotel generally is well above average. Upon arrival I was upgraded to a Business Class room, which as far as I understand is the same size as the other rooms but have a little more equipment... more

The Radisson used to be my favourite hotel in Wroclaw until I realised there are just as good hotels in better locations if you are looking for a bit of local culture, nightlife or just to experience Wroclaw centre. Starting with the basics; the standard rooms are well sized with very nice bathrooms and very comfortable beds. Cleanliness (one of... more

We last stayed in the Radisson Wroclaw almost exactly 2 years ago and really enjoyed it. Having just arrived home, I'm afraid it's in need of some attention to get back on track. It may be that we were a little disappointed after arriving directly from the superb Seraton Poznan. Both claim to be 5 star, but the Radisson is... more

This was my second stay in Wroclaw. In 2007, I stayed at the Sofitel, mostly beacuse of the good reviews it got here. Since I had been really disappointed (see my review), and because I wanted an hotel close to the University of Technology, I chose the Radisson. Radisson website (by contrast to Sofitel, which shows bathrooms way better than... more

The hotel's location is excellent, at least from a predominantly touristic point of view. It is right in the city's museum district (such as it is), and directly opposite the Raclawice Panorama (the city's most well-known attraction, so I'm told). One minute's walk takes you to the pleasant waterside parks; five minutes to the ecclesiastical district and botanical gardens; seven... more

So, having seen some *glowing* reviews of this hotel...let me first say that if you are an infrequent traveller, its not a bad hotel at all. Really. Its not as central as the Holiday Inn but its a peaceful if not pretty location. If you are a very frequent and/or business traveller - you'll know straight away this hotel does... more