Prize by Radisson has opened a 208-room hotel in Wroclaw’s Sky Tower, bringing its colorful interior design, panoramic city views and midscale accommodation concept to one of Poland’s largest cities. The opening marks the brand’s 20th hotel overall and its second property in Poland, following the launch of Prize by Radisson, Gdansk, in May.
Located inside the 212-metre-high Sky Tower, the new property, Prize by Radisson, Wroclaw Sky Tower, occupies a distinctive position in the city’s hotel market. It is the only hotel within Wroclaw’s tallest building, with floor-to-ceiling windows offering views across the city. The reception and shared social spaces are on the second floor, while guest rooms occupy floors five through ten.
The hotel follows the brand’s Affordable High Design concept, which combines contemporary interiors with practical facilities and a relaxed atmosphere. Its design features bright colors, playful details and clean lines, with spaces intended to serve guests who want somewhere to work, meet others or relax between activities. Rather than focusing on extensive luxury services, the hotel emphasizes functional amenities and straightforward comfort for both business and leisure travelers.
The property has 208 rooms, including Design Rooms and Family Rooms. Design Rooms measure 21 square metres and are available with either a king-size bed or twin beds. Family Rooms cover 31 square metres, providing additional space for guests travelling together.
All rooms include free Wi-Fi, multiple charging points, a flat-screen television, individual climate control, a workspace and a modern bathroom with a shower. Floor-to-ceiling windows bring natural light into the rooms while giving guests views of Wroclaw’s urban landscape.
Shared spaces are central to the hotel’s approach to hospitality. Its main social area is designed for different uses throughout the day, from breakfast and informal meetings to planning sightseeing trips or spending time with friends. The breakfast buffet includes local and international dishes, with vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free and lactose-free options available.
A bar operating 24 hours a day serves coffee, light snacks, local beers, wine, spirits and non-alcoholic drinks. The round-the-clock service gives guests access to refreshments regardless of their arrival time or daily schedule.
“Prize by Radisson was made for travelers who want strong design, genuine hospitality and the freedom to explore a city their own way,” said Tom Flanagan Karttunen, chief operating officer, Leased Hotels Europe at Radisson Hotel Group. He added that Wroclaw offered opportunities for exploration and that the Sky Tower location gave the hotel a distinctive character. He also noted that the opening brings the brand’s portfolio to 20 hotels and expands its presence in Poland.
The hotel’s location in the Krzyki district places guests close to shopping, restaurants and entertainment within the Sky Tower complex. The building’s observation deck is also nearby, offering another way to take in views of the city.
Wroclaw’s historic centre is known for its colorful townhouses, bridges, river islands and network of streets lined with cafes and restaurants. Visitors can explore the Old Town’s market square, walk along the Odra River or visit Ostrow Tumski, one of the city’s best-known historic areas. Other attractions include the UNESCO-listed Centennial Hall, Wroclaw Zoo and its Afrykarium.
The Wielka tram stop outside Sky Tower provides access to public transport across the city. According to the hotel information, Wroclaw Glowny railway station is approximately 10 minutes away by public transport or a 21-minute walk, while the Old Town and market square are around 25 minutes away on foot. The zoo and Afrykarium can be reached in about 38 minutes by tram, and Wroclaw Airport is approximately 30 minutes away by car. Actual journey times may vary depending on traffic and transport connections.
“Our location gives guests both the city and its skyline at their feet, whether they are here for a weekend, a cultural escape, or extending a work trip,” said Sylwia Mirek, hotel team captain at Prize by Radisson, Wroclaw Sky Tower. She said the hotel aims to combine colorful interiors and relaxed social spaces with personal service and local recommendations.
Practical facilities include free high-speed Wi-Fi, a 24-hour reception, express check-out, complimentary luggage storage and accessible facilities. The hotel operates a cashless payment policy and is entirely non-smoking. Dogs are also welcome in guest rooms and lobby areas.
The opening adds another property to Radisson Hotel Group’s Prize by Radisson portfolio in Poland, giving visitors to Wroclaw a new accommodation option within one of the city’s most recognizable buildings.
