Hotel Traffic Wrocław Stare Miasto

The only real hassle was parking. There’s no hotel parking, and while there are nearby underground garages for regular cars, finding a spot is really hard if your vehicle is over 1.9m. We parked around the corner in an open air lot. It worked, though it wasn’t cheap: we paid 50€ for just under two days, paying at the end. The hotel itself is right in the middle of the center, with very clean, if slightly small, rooms that are plenty for a city break. There’s a lift if stairs are difficult. Breakfast was great, with lots of extras, and they handled my gluten free request without any trouble. I put it in the booking note and they already knew when we arrived. The receptionist was kind. I’d come back and can recommend it.

The room and facilities were clean, and breakfast had plenty of good options. The location was also excellent, with lots of dwarves nearby and the main square, Wroclaw Glowny, and a tram all within walking distance. Our arrival was during a power cut, but the employees managed to check us in using a manual key. When we later got the key card, nobody explained the wifi or breakfast, so we kept returning to the desk with questions. The room was small but worked for two, though we had to squeeze around the beds. Since it was opposite reception, we were glad to have ear plugs. The alley outside got loud at certain times, so we had to close the window, and then the weak AC left the room stuffy.

The board games in the waiting area were fun, and when I forgot my charger, Julia and Eliza at reception helped me out. Everyone was friendly, the rooms were clean and affordable, and the place is conveniently close to the city center.

Breakfast was nice, and the hotel looked like it had been refurbished quite recently. The room, especially the bathroom, was very clean. Great location too, about a five minute walk from the main square, with restaurants and transport close by.