Radisson SAS Hotel

Occupying a peaceful position within a park in Wroclaw city centre, this contemporary-style hotel is ideally situated near Dominikanski Square, which is home to a modern shopping centre, shops and cafès.

Boasting 162 beautifully designed guestrooms, the Radisson SAS Wroclaw aims to provide comfortable accommodation suitable for all travellers. If you are travelling on business, the hotel provides 9 meeting rooms, the largest of which can accommodate 140 people. For your leisure time, the hotel offers a health and fitness centre complete with a sauna and gym.

In your free time you can explore the Radisson’s wonderful surroundings. Wroclaw, also known as the Venice of the North, is home to wonderful historic sites and beautiful greenery. It also boasts cultural attractions such as theatres, cinemas and the Philharmonic Hall.

Antal værelser: 162
Pris: 70 - 201 EUR
Hotel kæde: Radisson SAS

The hotel's restaurant, Aquarelle, offers both local and international cuisine for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

During the summer months you can enjoy your meals outside in the courtyard, shared with the Academy of Art.

Comfortable and inviting, the lobby bar, Sqwiggles, serves a variety of drinks, snacks and cakes, and is the perfect place for a business meeting or afternoon tea. Here you can unwind after a long day at work.

Breakfast is served Monday-Saturday from 06:30-10:30 and on Sunday from 06:30-11.00.

Grab & Run Breakfast:
Tea, coffee and croissants are available in the lobby for guests in a hurry,
available between 05:00 and 08:00.

Dating back to the 6th century, Wroclaw’s charming Old Town is home to countless pubs and cafés, narrow streets, renovated tenement homes, the Town Hall and the impressive Market Square. There are also a number of examples of Gothic and Renaissance architecture, the University with the Baroque Leopoldinum Hall and Marianum Oratory, Tum Island, the Panorama of Raclawice - a huge painting of the battle at Raclawice, the People's Hall and the Botanical Garden - one of the oldest in Europe. For a unique view of the city, try one of the boat tours that run down the River Odra.