Location. The Hotel Orbis is located in Wroclaw, Poland, within two kilometres of the town square and town hall and one kilometre away from the railway station. Hotel Features. The Hotel Orbis is a high- rise hotel built in a contemporary architectural style. It has an indoor swimming pool, sauna and beauty suite. Guests can also make use of the on-site hairdressing salon, florist, jewellery stand and newspaper kiosk. There is a currency exchange, Internet access in the lobby and a shoe shine service.

The Hotel Orbis has a restaurant specialising in both Polish and international dishes. The restaurant, decorated in pastel shades, also offers a vegetarian and children's menu. It is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. The hotel's Aperitif Bar serves cocktails, coffee and desserts late into the evening.

There are 10 conference rooms of varying sizes with room for up to 500 delegates. Audio-visual equipment and other business services are available. Banquets and other celebrations can also be held in these rooms.

Guestrooms. The 292 air-conditioned guestrooms all offer complimentary bottled water and Internet access. Rooms also have minibars, desks and televisions.

Expert Tip. The Hala Stulecia (Centennial Hall) was built between 1911 and 1913 and designed by Modernist architect Max Berg. It was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2006 and is just one of the city's impressive buildings.

Room Types:

Standard Room:   Two twin beds. Modern decor in pastel tones. Air conditioning, complimentary bottled water, minibar, direct-dial phone, cable television with pay movies.

Driving Directions: From Wroclaw Airport (WRO): Distance to Hotel Orbis is 15 kilometres or approximately 30 minutes' drive.

Getting there. A taxi rank is situated just outside the main terminal. A typical fare would be 15 EUR. A bus is also available, with the journey taking 50 minutes. The fare is 1 EUR and the bus drops passengers off near the city's main railway station.

Getting around. Wroclaw itself is best explored on foot. Other major cities in Poland can be reached from the railway station.