Hostel Mleczarnia

The hostel is a large room with twelve beds. There are no bedside lamps, and each bed has a charging socket. Wi-Fi is unavailable. Bathrooms are separate for men and women, with one toilet and two showers each. Hot water is reasonably plentiful. Towels are not provided. Each person has a small lockable locker, but it can only hold a 25-liter backpack. There is a shared kitchen available for free, equipped with an induction cooker, electric kettle, and microwave. The kitchen also offers free self-service coffee and tea. The location is good, a 5-10 minute walk from the city hall. A free hairdryer is available in the common areas.

The hostel is very nice, I loved the interiors. Also the location cannot be better, it’s walking distance from the historical city center. The toilets could have been cleaner and there is no way to dry your hands, so bring your own towel! Service was friendly. Only thing: reception opens at 10 am and we didn’t know where to leave our keys for the checkout.

First things first: the receptionist was very rude and acted as if she were doing charity work. Out of all the places I stayed during my Interrail trip, this was definitely one of the worst in terms of service. I'm glad I stayed here only for one night. The reception also only operates between 10 am and 10 pm. Other than that, the hostel was overall okay if you consider it's price. The common areas were clean and tidy. Everything was quite old — not just "vintage" looking, but genuinely worn — yet it still served its purpose. The showers were only separated by curtains, which didn’t feel very comfortable, and the showerhead was broken. There was only a small locker for valuables, and no secure space for a full backpack. I didn't have any issues with noise from the bar downstairs, but it was a monday night and the place wasn't very busy. The hostel works for a short stay, especially if you’re on a tight budget and haven’t found anything better. Still, I wouldn’t recommend it as a first choice when staying in Wroclaw.

Very cosy, wooden interiors with a lovely light-filled common room, like an eclectic atrium. Clean bathrooms. Would stay here again of there was ever a need to.

Overall I would rate this hostel 5 stars for the price, the only thing bringing it down is the loud people from the bar downstairs, but that is out of the hostel’s control. Everything else is basic, it reminds me of staying at a nice old Auntie’s house. If you are allergic to dogs it’s not suitable for you since there is a big cute doggy on the premises. It’s good for just one night, but if you wear earplugs and a sleep mask you’ll be fine for a longer stay.

The facility is wonderful, the room smells of alcohol, it's hard to fall asleep because of the smells, in the kitchen someone is typing on the keyboard all night :)))

The location of the hotel is good, and since the city is small, you can easily walk everywhere. The rooms are clean but no sockets next to all beds, the kitchen area is useful, but the showers only have curtains. It was not crowded when I went, but when it is crowded, it can be a big problem. The employees were very good and friendly.

The hostel is overall very nice. I stayed in the female dorm, which had nice old (and creaky) furniture but was a pleasant and quite beautiful room with large windows. However this room, and I think at least 2 of the other dorms, are directly above a very large and noisy bar and square, you can hear everything very clearly, it’s really loud and there drink people I assume coming through the square that were shouting, screaming and laughing very late at night. The noise wasnt really a problem for me, I put in earplugs and it was fine but it does go on until it honk 3am and could be a problem for some light sleepers. The kitchen, common area is lovely, really pretty, cosy and decorated beautifully. The kitchen facilities are decent, there’s a kettle, 2 fridge-freezers, a microwave, but only 1 hob (one of those plug in induction ones). The toilets are clean, nice and big. The reception is open 10am to 10pm today and the worker was helpful and friendly. Laundry cost 20PLN, there was no dryer and we gave the laundry to the staff member to do. The location is great, less than a 5 minute walk to the main square, surrounded by lots of restaurants, bars, beautiful buildings and public spaces. Would definitely recommend !

I didn't even know that this was a hostel until writing this review. This review is for the little bar/restaurant at the bottom. Located in the Jewish district just off the city square, this place is a gem. Cute, cosy and well priced. I've been here a few times for some mulled wine with friends when visiting Wroclaw. It's certainly not somewhere you'd go for a wild night of drinking, but if you want to catch up for lunch/a beer/some tea then check it out.