Hotel Europejski in Wroclaw

It is a hotel in a building built in the 19th century do has character. It was comfortable to stay in and I slept well. I cannot comment on the breakfast as I never had it.


This may not be the best choice for a light sleeper as the curtains are decorative I.e. there is a muslin type curtain across the window and then a small piece of curtain at each edge of the window meaning the curtains cannot be closed. Thus the room is not fully dark at night and gets light when the sun rises - fortunately for us it was winter so the sun rose late.

Something else to keep in mind is that housekeeping is by request; you can call reception before 10am to request it, or hang the sign on the door knob.

The hotel is in a great location: being almost opposite the train station made it easy to do a day trip to Ksiaz Castle, it is 5 min walk from the bus stop for 106 bus to and from the airport. Lots of trams past but though I never needed to use a tram as it is so easy to walk everywhere in the old town. Suitable if you are planning the Christmas markets.

I stayed 4 nights and would stay again.

Good hotel. Very near Central Station. Walking distance to the storiche center. My room was very quite. Big room.

The hospitality at the reception was warm and welcoming—check-in was smooth, and the staff were always ready to help with a smile. The room was spotless and well-maintained, making it a comfortable place to relax after a long day. The location is superb—easy to access and close to everything I needed.

It's located very close to the beautiful Wroclaw Station. The corridors on the guest floors are carpeted, and the rooms are a little old, but elegant. Bottled water is provided free of charge, and the Wi-Fi is fast, so it was comfortable to stay in the room. I requested a quiet room, so I didn't hear a single sound and it was comfortable. For breakfast, I used the station's cafe, fast food, and convenience store. There was also a shopping mall on the other side of the station, and there were many shops, which was fun. There are many restaurants if you walk towards Wroclaw University.

Close to the train station.
Less than 10 minutes walk from the bus station.

The exterior has a historic feel.

The rooms and corridors are also a bit old and dark.

The beds are a bit small.

Perhaps because there is little traffic, it was quiet and I slept well.

The breakfast was delicious and had a wide variety of items.

They also looked after my luggage after I checked out.

The stay was very successful, soft bed, no noise., helpful staff. I highly recommend

Nice, cosy 3-star hotel in a central location of Wroclaw with great corridor interiors.

Brilliant stay, excellent rooms. Clean and very old fashioned glam. Would recommend highly to anyone going to this city.

Our stay at Hotel Europejski Wrocław was a mixed experience, with both positives and areas for improvement.

Booking the hotel was a breeze, especially through Trip.com. The process was straightforward and hassle-free, which added to the convenience of our trip.

The location is fantastic, offering easy access to the city centre and public transportation. One of the highlights of our stay was the mulled wine and winter tea served at the hotel café. They were absolutely delightful and perfect for the chilly winter weather!

The room ambience was almost similar to Hotel Hetman in Warsaw—cozy and functional—but there were some issues. Every time we entered, the room smelled like wet carpet, which was unpleasant. Additionally, it lacked basic amenities such as an iron, ironing board, fridge, and slippers, which was disappointing. The room also wasn’t warm enough for winter, although the water heater and pressure were consistent, which was a relief. Unfortunately, the walls were quite thin, and we could hear our neighbours talking, which affected the overall comfort.

Housekeeping did an excellent job of ensuring the room was tidy, though they strictly followed the “clean my room” tag system. On one occasion, even with the tag hung, our room wasn’t cleaned, but it was resolved the next day.

The café staff were friendly and attentive, even though one staff member had limited English. Their effort to serve us to the best of their ability was commendable. Breakfast, however, was underwhelming, especially compared to our previous stays at Hotel Hetman in Warsaw and Hampton by Hilton Krakow Airport, which offered a more varied and higher-quality breakfast experience.

Overall, while the hotel has its advantages, such as its location, easy booking process, and some friendly staff, the room conditions, breakfast, and service inconsistencies leave room for improvement. That said, don’t miss the mulled wine and winter tea if you stay here!

Our stay at Hotel Europejski Wrocław was a mixed experience, with both positives and areas for improvement.

Booking the hotel was a breeze, especially through Trip.com. The process was straightforward and hassle-free, which added to the convenience of our trip.

The location is fantastic, offering easy access to the city centre and public transportation. One of the highlights of our stay was the mulled wine and winter tea served at the hotel café. They were absolutely delightful and perfect for the chilly winter weather!

The room ambience was almost similar to Hotel Hetman in Warsaw—cozy and functional—but there were some issues. Every time we entered, the room smelled like wet carpet, which was unpleasant. Additionally, it lacked basic amenities such as an iron, ironing board, fridge, and slippers, which was disappointing. The room also wasn’t warm enough for winter, although the water heater and pressure were consistent, which was a relief. Unfortunately, the walls were quite thin, and we could hear our neighbours talking, which affected the overall comfort.

Housekeeping did an excellent job of ensuring the room was tidy, though they strictly followed the “clean my room” tag system. On one occasion, even with the tag hung, our room wasn’t cleaned, but it was resolved the next day.

The café staff were friendly and attentive, even though one staff member had limited English. Their effort to serve us to the best of their ability was commendable. Breakfast, however, was underwhelming, especially compared to our previous stays at Hotel Hetman in Warsaw and Hampton by Hilton Krakow Airport, which offered a more varied and higher-quality breakfast experience.

Overall, while the hotel has its advantages, such as its location, easy booking process, and some friendly staff, the room conditions, breakfast, and service inconsistencies leave room for improvement. That said, don’t miss the mulled wine and winter tea if you stay here!