Entre Hotel by Zdrojowa

Art-filled classicist townhouse

Mid-century interiors and local paintings fill four classicist townhouses, with a neighborhood brasserie humming on the ground floor.

What it’s good at

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Design

Notable

Mid-century European interiors display original artwork by local artist Łukasz Berger.

Heritage

Notable

Four combined classicist townhouses with medieval foundations, on the national monument register.

Wellness

Listed

Basement gym set beneath brick vaults, beside a Japanese-wood dry sauna.

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What they say

Michelin Selected

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Seventy-two rooms in a historic city-center building, each hung with original work by Polish artist Łukasz Berger, with interiors shaped by mid-century European design.

In a lively part of town

Lively Central Quiet Secluded

Where things happen: restaurants, shops, people.

Wrocław's bustling Market Square sits just steps away, surrounded by the cafes and historic alleys of the Old Town.

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The rooms

Original paintings by Wrocław artist Łukasz Berger hang in every room, and yoga mats sit ready beside the beds.

The sauna

The private dry sauna is built from Japanese wood, with glass walls facing woven lounge chairs on terrazzo floors.

The gym

Modern Technogym equipment lines the brick-vaulted basement, where exercise bikes and rowers face a vertical living green wall.

Restaurant

Entre

Dishes draw on French brasserie traditions with seasonal fish and meats, served beneath disc chandeliers beside the green courtyard.

At the table

Breakfast is served beside timber-slatted walls, and evenings bring drinks from the curated wine list to quiet leather booths.

How it began

1999Opened

The property spans four townhouses with 15th-century roots, and first opened in 1999 as Poland's very first Best Western.