Hostels in Lower Silesian, Poland

The first thing to point out is the great location: right in the heart of the city, in front of Wrocław's iconic town hall (visible from the windows of the ”common room” on the 3rd floor, see my photos). Despite the area being almost constantly busy with tourists, we didn't hear any noise from our room, which faced the inner courtyard. The room, on the 2nd floor, was tiny but sufficient. The common kitchen is equipped with a fridge. The showers are of push-button type, each dose annoyingly short, and the cabins are small and have no clothes hangers. You need a strategy to avoid your things get wet, or keep them outside the cabin. No elevators in the building. The whole place (except the classy common room) is slightly shabby and could be tidier and cleaner, but it is a clean and decent hostel overall. Upon checking out, we were able to keep our luggage in the hostel until the evening, for which we are very grateful.

This is a nice and modern hostel located just in the middle between central railway station and city centre. Rooms are large and clean, each one has it's own toilet and shower. Kitchen is for an additional fee but it's fully equipped and clean, so would highly recommend to pay for it. In addition you will have access to huge dining room and usually there are no people at all so it's possible to use it for work as well. Some drawbacks: no aircons, so it can be very hot during summer and if windows are facing the street it can be quite noisy. There was no soap in the shower and it would be good to put curtains between the beds otherwise if you use bed light at night it will disturb your neighbours. A common problem for the rooms with several beds is you can occasionally get a snoring neighbour...

Normal place. Combining price, quality and location. Yes far from the main station, but central part is near, bus to the airport is nearby. Rooms are clean. There is a clean clean kitchen with the dining room, a place for smoothing things. The strange color of the towel is grey. I always felt like someone washed the towel with something black.