HOTELS Puro Hotel Wrocław - Sleek Hotel Next To Old Town

Puro Hotel Wrocław - Sleek Hotel Next To Old Town

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Wroclaw Poland East Europe
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Based in Poland’s western city of Wrocław, the Puro Hotel is urban, sleek, chic, and minimalistic – perfect for those looking for a hip place to crash in one of Poland’s most charming cities. Puro Hotel is conveniently located in the heart of the city that’s nicknamed the “Venice of Poland.”

With just over 100 bedrooms, Puro caters to gadget-friendly minimalists who need a cool place to crash while they explore the surrounding city – with one of the hotel’s complimentary bike rentals, of course. Touchscreens in the lobby offer guests the option of self-service check-in, while tablets in the rooms offer free national and international calls. Travelers can opt for a superior or deluxe room – both of which offer tons of natural light, crisp white linens, and sleek modern accents throughout.

Hungry? While Puro is within walking distance of tons of delicious eateries, you may want to check out the hotel’s very own bistro-style restaurant, HINT. There's sure to be something for everyone to enjoy with dishes including pork ribs, truffle risotto, and New Zealand mussels.

With conference rooms and meeting spaces, a library area, and a courtyard/garden, Puro is beautifully furnished, easy to access, and less than a five-minute walk from the famous Old Town Market Square. Did I mention...kids under four stay free, and pets are welcome too – no extra charge!

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Puro Hotel Wrocław building exterior
Puro Hotel Wrocław lobby
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Puro Hotel Wrocław dining place
Puro Hotel Wrocław lounge
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Puro Hotel Wrocław room with see-through bathroom
Puro Hotel Wrocław garden terrace

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Pawła Włodkowica 6, 50-072 Wrocław


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