Herbal Hotel

Fantastic value for a great quality hotel. One nights stay as part of a city break. Location was nice and quiet and only a short walk from the centre. Comfortable bed and clean facilities and well maintained. Will be back if we we return to Wroclaw

Excellent hotel, tastefully refurbished whilst retaining the old architectural features. Very friendly staff, good sized rooms, decent continental breakfast. The hotel and rooms are very clean and it is so conveniently located, just a five minute walk to the Old Town square. I would definitely stay here again should I return to Wroclaw. I would recommend this hotel to anyone visiting the city

Beautiful building, old monastery but: no air conditined and no fridge in the room, I could not believe it: so forget storing medicines or storing bottles of water. Very cold staff, nobody smiles, it's all very very weird compared to most hotels we have been to here in Poland. Buy yourself earplugs because if it's hot you'll have either to keep tje windows open or, worst, use the cery noisy fan. All in all a very bad experience.

Just back from a great stay at this hotel.A beautiful converted monastery,rooms large and spotlessly clean,bathrooms lovely. Just a 5 minute walk into the old town perfectly situated with cafes and bars dotted all around the hotel. Didn’t have breakfast so cannot comment. Overall had a great stay and would definitely return and also recommend.

The hotel is a nicely renovated old monastery right outside the old town. It's only a 20 Min. walk to the train station and just 5 Min. to the old town. Our room was nice and clean, very spacious. Especially the bathroom was very nice. Unfortunately there was no AC and no mosquito nets outside the windows, which will be a real issue in the summer. The breakfast was alright, with a good selection even with different dietary restrictions. The staff was overall friendly, if a bit reserved. We paid a visit to the wine cellar, which lacked a little bit of atmosphere. There was a lot of staff just hanging out, looking at their phones. Despite us being the only guests, it took a while to be served and even longer to get our food. It was delicious though. The drinks menu was not up to date and the drinks we wanted were not available anymore. If you only offer a handful of cocktails in the first place, they should at least all be available. When guests arrived who were clearly relatives of one of the staff members, they received a level of service we would have liked to receive ;) Another thing I'd like to add: we stayed for 2 nights and both nights we were woken up between midnight and 1 am to someone (a hotel staff member) throwing bottles in the trash, just outside our window. Bottles. In the middle of the night. Under a guest room window. Surely there has to be a better time for this. Overall we enjoyed our stay here and would recommend this hotel for the location and room design. But I can't help and point out that there are a few service kinks to be ironed out.

I really enjoyed my recent three night stay at the Herbal Hotel. The hotel is situated in a quiet part of town but only a few minutes walk away from the Old Town and main square. Check in is from 15.00, but I was pleasantly surprised when arriving at 11.00 am to be told that my room was ready. The hotel is a recently refurbished 17th century monastery and is spotlessly clean with friendly staff and decent facilities. The rooms are comfortable and the hotel was very quiet, allowing for a good night's sleep. Breakfast was adequate, but from a personal point of view, I would have preferred a few more cooked options apart from sausage and eggs. That said there was still plenty of choice such as cheeses, meats, fruit, bread, yoghurts etc. All in all, I have no hesitation in recommending this hotel.