My colleague and I popped in to the Patio Hotel's restaurant for an evening meal, and we were blown away by its outstanding quality. We started with zurek soup, served as it is traditionally in a large, round bread loaf, and it was one of the best I have tasted in Poland. My colleague then had steak (perfectly cooked and... More

I have spent one night at this hotel as part of a business trip. Whilst my room was very large and very clean, the bed was quite uncomfortable as too soft. My room overlooked a courtyard and i was woken up in the middle of the night by music coming from a nearby disco. Breakfast selection was very good as... More

As with other reviewers, I found the Standard room I had for a couple of nights to be small, and poor sleep quality owing to paper thin walls, external noise and very thin mattress on a hard bed base. Having said this, the rest of the hotel was fine, and I take it the premier rooms are better - but... More

At first glance the room that I stayed in was clean, simple but well-appointed. But trouble started when I checked in, and upon check-in I was told that only one room was available. The concierge failed to mention that it was a smoking room - and I'm allergic to smoke. Worse was the sleep quality once you're inside the room... More

We've stayed there several times. We've never been disappointed - if anything it improves. Location is superb for the Rynek et al in the city cente, it's stylish and functional with helpful staff. Breakfast is a feast of Polish and European choices. Only downsides - neither of which bothered us were: 1. Room layout isn't the best but this is... More

I stayed at Hotel Patio during the Euro 2012 pre finals. I was impressed with the elegance and cleanliness of the hotel. What impressed me the most was the unusal layout of the room. When one enters the room one finds a hallway with a bench and mirror, like in a private home. The bathroom has its own separate entrance... More

Just one night, but I have to say that was a very good choice. Close to the market square, clean and good value for money.

A frequent visitor to the beautiful city of Wroclaw, this time I wanted to choose a relatively cheap hotel close to the town square. Having checked out the website, all looked good quality enough, its location optimal and the price was right, so Hotel Patio it was. On arrival check-in was problem free, and the valet parked my car at... More

It was my first and possibly my last stay at the Patio Hotel in Wroclaw. I chose it for its relatively low price and convenient location in the city centre near the market square. On arrival, the receptionist asked me to pay the full amount for the room and breakfast on the spot, even though I had provided the CC... More