Piast Hostel
98 Pilsudskiego street,
Wroclaw,
50-017,
Poland
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Delightful Piast Hostel is perfectly situated in the centre of picturesque Wroclaw, just few steps from Square Market and only 100m from the railway station.
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 24 hour reception
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24 hour hot showers
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No curfew
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Credit cards accepted
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Overall Average: 70.6%
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64%
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Staff |
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78%
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| Location |
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82%
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Cleanliness |
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89%
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| Facilities |
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49%
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Safety |
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80%
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| Fun |
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42%
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Value |
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80%
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Hostel provides:
Accommodation for 178people (all our rooms are fitted with: wash basins. desks, wardrobes and on guest request - TV)
Public toilets and showers
TV saloon - common room with TV.
Breakfast room, where we serve (on guest’s request) breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Free luggage storage
Free bedding
24h reception
Everything for reasonable prices in the city center of Wroclaw.
Our hostel is visited mostly by young people from all over the world who choose reasonable prices, pleasant atmosphere and imminence of city attractions.
Dubbed 'the Meeting Place' of Poland, Wroclaw can certainly claim to be one of the nation's most forward looking cities. A thriving business and cultural hub, this small town hosts more than its fair share of international events - the big one on the horizon being Euro 2012. But you don't need a special occasion to pay Wroclaw a visit. Quite apart from its spectacular Market Square, towering churches and leafy parks, Wroclaw is full of charming surprises. Where else could you hope to find one of the world's few panoramic paintings, a Japanese Garden, and an army of gnomes...?
Wroclaw Poland, the capital of Lower Silesia, is rapidly catching the attention of tourists and businessmen alike. Its perch upon the Odra river and the veritable maze of islands and bridges that make up the city have gained it the title of the ‘Venice of Poland’.
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