I know there are a lot of parking garage options but it is hard to find out what the prices are and who can be trusted. We will need to park for 2 nights and want to avoid any problems. I don't mind paying a bit more than I would like for convenience but I am also fine taking a 10-15 minute walk to get to the hotel from the parking. So maybe there are some options that are cheaper?
Thanks for any advice!
Posted by
near San Francisco
5362 posts
In your other post, you mention that your hotel reservation is not written in stone, so I will recommend the Europeum Hotel, which is located just across the street from the Old Town, a very few minutes walk to the center. I did not have a car, but their website says they have "monitored parking" so you could inquire. The hotel was perfectly situated, clean, and with pleasant staff and a (pre-COVID) buffet breakfast.
There is (was) a full-service laundry, walking distance down the street. I dropped off my laundry in the morning and had it back in the evening for about $10. Details of that and more in my Wrocław trip report.
Posted by
Vancouver, Washington
297 posts
Hi Theresa,
I have answers for you! I arrived to the Wyndham Wroclaw yesterday for three nights. They do have underground parking at the hotel but it is city owned and hence expensive at 120 zloty a night. The front desk said they recommend parking at Narodowe Forum Muzyki located at Plac Wolnosc (that’s the address) about 500 meters from the hotel for 20 zloty a day. It’s the cheapest in the city.
I’m very happy with the hotel. I too looked at the Hotel Europeum but after 19 hours of travel I decided I needed the luxury of a full on spa. The Wyndham is a block off the market square and very nice. I am a Wyndham member though haven’t used it for years. Nevertheless, they upgraded my room. I also waited to book until 48 hours before arriving (it’s not high season) and used AAA rates. It scored me about $20 less a night from what I had priced it at.
Wroclaw is gorgeous. I would recommend the “free” old town walking tour by Walkative. I really enjoyed it. Another rec would be to eat at Konspira. The atmosphere, history and food were outstanding. I will be back there tonight. It’s that good!
Cheers!
Posted by
OP
43 posts
Thank you!!