Hotel Altus Palace in Wrocław can host business meetings for up to 70 people in three conference rooms, and private receptions for up to 50 guests in its Mirror Hall. The hotel occupies the former Leipziger Palace, a historic building facing the Old Town Moat park, and has 81 rooms and apartments on site. An organiser can therefore keep a small seminar, the accommodation and the dinner under one roof in the center of the city.
Seminars and company events
The hotel offers three conference rooms, one of which is the Mirror Hall (Sala Lustrzana). Together they suit meetings of up to 70 participants: a board seminar, a training day, a client presentation or a product briefing. The hotel restaurant can also be used for a business breakfast or a dinner with clients, arranged according to the needs of the group. Requests for company events go to a dedicated meetings and events team, whose address is given on the official events page. Because the group is small, the format works best for management offsites, executive committees, partner meetings and training sessions where discretion matters more than volume.
Weddings and receptions
The Mirror Hall is the room the hotel presents for weddings and other private receptions. It holds up to 50 guests. After the day, the couple can stay in one of the rooms of a higher standard, and breakfast can be served in the room the next morning. The hotel also organizes christenings, anniversaries, jubilees and communion parties, and its team looks after the details of each event. For a family or corporate reception of up to 50 people, the palace setting replaces the need for decoration.
Rooms and capacities
The figures the hotel states are 70 people for a conference meeting across its three conference rooms, and 50 guests for a reception in the Mirror Hall. The official site does not publish room areas or capacities by layout (theatre, classroom, U-shape), so ask for the room plan and the layouts available when you send your request. If your group is larger than 70, a different venue or a split program may be needed.
Accommodation
The palace has 81 rooms and apartments. Interiors mix a classical style with modern, artistic arrangements. Guests can also use a wellness area designed as a quiet space in the middle of a busy city, which is useful after a full day of sessions. Participants of a seminar can sleep, work and eat in the same building, which simplifies the schedule and the transfers.
Catering
The hotel restaurant is Wierzbowa 15 by Juanlu Fernández. It was recognized with a Michelin recommendation in 2025, and the hotel itself received the Michelin Key in 2026. The restaurant serves business breakfasts and dinners with clients, and the hotel states that it adapts these meals to the needs of each organiser. Ask the events team about menus for coffee breaks, lunches and a seated dinner for your group.
History and setting
The building is the former Leipziger Palace, restored with care so that its historic character and its contemporary interiors sit side by side. It stands in the center of Wrocław, with views over the Old Town Moat park and short distances to the main sights of the city. The hotel belongs to the Destigo Hotels group, which also publishes a business platform for meeting rooms across Poland.
Getting there
The hotel is at Wierzbowa 15 in central Wrocław, next to the Old Town Moat. The official site does not describe train or air access, so check the route from the main station and from the airport when you plan arrivals. The central position makes it easy to reach on foot from many city sights.
