This year, DoubleTree by Hilton Wrocław at OVO Wrocław, a defining symbol of the city’s contemporary identity, celebrates its 10^th anniversary. In the heart of Wrocław, it is one of Central Europe’s most dynamic and culturally rich cities. DoubleTree by Hilton Wrocław is set within OVO Wrocław, a landmark, mixed-use development designed by Gottesman Architecture, offering travelers a central urban base in one of Poland’s most dynamic cities.

The hotel celebrates its anniversary with a dedicated week of activities and celebrations in September. Celebrations will include an extension of the property’s annual JazzOVO festivals, offering weekly live jazz performances each Friday in the complex’s courtyard. Guests and visitors will also be invited to take advantage of exclusive offers, alongside specially crafted dishes and cocktails at OVO Restaurant and OVO Bar.

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As part of its longstanding partnership with Academy of Fine Arts, DoubleTree by Hilton Wrocław regularly showcases rotating digital art exhibitions throughout the hotel’s public spaces. Refreshed every six months, exhibitions feature works by artists from the academy, creating an evolving cultural experience for guests and visitors alike. In celebration of the hotel’s anniversary, the partnership will include a specially curated exhibition refresh, unveiling a new collection of digital artwork across the property.

Over the past decade, DoubleTree by Hilton Wroclaw has been at the forefront of international growth in Wroclaw. Integrated within OVO Wrocław’s ecosystem of offices, retail and public spaces, the property seamlessly blends business functionality with a lifestyle-driven guest experience. The hotel features 189 rooms and suites with expansive views of the city and surrounding parklands, designed with a contemporary, minimalist aesthetic that reflects the fluid, sculptural form of OVO Wrocław.

Mirroring the building’s façade, interiors are designed around clean lines and a refined sense of simplicity. Guestrooms blend modern aesthetics with everyday comfort, offering streamlined furnishings, well-designed work areas and discreet nods to the character of Wrocław. A neutral color paired with thoughtfully designed lighting fosters a relaxed and welcoming ambiance.

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Guests of the hotel can enjoy access to Kandara Spa, a tranquil retreat offering restorative treatments and serene relaxation areas, alongside an indoor swimming pool providing a calm setting for both leisure and fitness. Together, these amenities create a welcoming environment, whether visiting for a romantic getaway, a family break or a city escape. Complementing its wellness offerings, the hotel also features extensive meetings and events facilities, making it equally suited to business travelers and international gatherings, with flexible spaces designed to accommodate everything from conferences to private functions.

Developed as part of a broader vision for modern urban living, OVO Wrocław represents a new model of integrated development in Poland, where hospitality, work and daily life intersect within a single architectural statement. Together, the complex and hotel contribute to Wrocław’s growing reputation as a center for design, innovation and international business.

Wrocław continues to gain international recognition as a leading city in Central Europe, known for its historic architecture, vibrant cultural life, and growing business and technology sectors. Often referred to as the Venice of Poland for its network of islands and bridges, the city blends centuries of history, from its Gothic Market Square to Ostrów Tumski, with a forward-thinking creative and entrepreneurial spirit.

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DoubleTree by Hilton Wroclaw is located within landmark OVO Wrocław complex in the heart of the city. Just a short walk from historic Market Square, the hotel lies in the city center, adjacent to Słowacki Park and within easy reach of the city’s cultural and architectural highlights, including Cathedral Island, the National Museum and UNESCO-listed Centennial Hall.