Hotel in Wrocław
PURO Wroclaw Stare Miasto
A design hotel steps from the Market Square with a buzzy ground-floor bar.
Reviewed and updated July 2026
PURO Wroclaw Stare Miasto is a design hotel a few steps from the Market Square, with a lively ground-floor bar. It puts you at the centre of the Old Town in a style-led setting, close to the main sights and the city's cafes and restaurants. Rates and availability are best checked through the hotel's official channels.
Design rooms and ground-floor bar
This is a design hotel, so the look is contemporary and considered rather than traditional. The ground-floor bar gives the place a sociable feel and a spot to start or end the evening without leaving the building. For current room categories and what each rate includes, check the booking details when you reserve.
Steps from the Market Square
The hotel sits just off the Market Square, so you are at the centre of the Old Town with the main sights, shops and dining within a short walk. A central address like this means you can leave transport aside and see most of the centre on foot. For orientation and getting around, see the Wroclaw guide.
Who should stay at PURO
It suits couples, friends and design-minded travellers who want a central, contemporary base and easy access to the city's nightlife. The bar and the location make it a natural pick for a short city break spent mostly out and about.
What is nearby
Steps from the square, the Old Town's landmarks are all within a short walk:
- The Market Square, ringed by colourful townhouses.
- The Old Town Hall, the late-Gothic hall at the centre of the Rynek.
- The city's bronze dwarves, small figurines dotted through the surrounding streets.
The hotel stands at Pawła Włodkowica 6, on the edge of the Old Town within the PURO Hotels design brand, and runs to roughly 102 rooms and suites. Alongside the ground-floor bar the page already mentions, there is a restaurant and café serving regional cooking with international touches.
For guests who want more than a bed, the property lists a gym, a sauna and free bicycles, along with a 24-hour front desk. Parking is available on site for a charge and pets are welcome. Room categories, rates and any facility timings are best confirmed through the hotel's official channels.
Good to know
The ground-floor bar can be lively in the evenings, which is part of the draw but worth knowing if you want a quiet night. Confirm room types and current rates through the hotel's official channels before you book.
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Attraction
Market Square
One of the largest medieval squares in Poland, ringed by colourful townhouses and centred on an ornate Gothic town hall.
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Ratusz (Old Town Hall)
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