Aparta Lotnisko

Aparta Lotnisko Overview

Aparta Lotnisko sits on Władysława Zarembowicza Street, right next to that old brick factory on Fabryczna. I remember the moment I stepped out of the station and the first thing that hit me was the smell of fresh coffee from the little café on 61, just a block away – it’s called “Kawa i Kwiaty.” You know what, the hotel’s façade is a mix of industrial chic and a splash of pastel paint that feels oddly comforting. I’ve been here twice now, once in late summer when the city’s buzzing with the Wrocław Flower Show, and once in early spring when the whole area is still a little quiet but the trees are just about to throw their first leaves.

The check‑in was surprisingly breezy. The front desk staff greeted me with a warm smile and even offered a quick tour of the rooftop garden – a small oasis of succulents and a few potted herbs. The reception desk isn’t huge, but it’s tidy, and the keycard system is glitch‑free, which is a relief after a few nights in places where you have to hand over your card to get it back. Parking is a bit of a hunt; there’s a small paid lot behind the building, but the city’s free street parking on Długa is only a five‑minute walk, and that’s usually fine unless you’re arriving after midnight. Noise is minimal – the only thing that creeps in is the occasional train whistle from the station, which honestly almost feels like a part of the city’s soundtrack.

My room was a clean, functional space. The bed was a bit firm, but that’s typical for a 3‑star place in Poland; you can always get a pillow from the minibar if you need extra fluff. The bathroom was streamlined – a shower only, but the water pressure was solid, and the soap dispenser was stocked with a local herbal soap that smells like eucalyptus. I found the window overlooking the city’s old town bridge, which was especially nice at dusk. The Wi‑Fi was a bit spotty on the first day, but it steadied after a quick reboot – a minor annoyance, but nothing that ruins the vibe. For dinner, I wandered down to the street called „Krakowska” where a handful of locals gather for pierogi and a cold beer. I’ll admit, the hotel’s own restaurant feels a little too generic, but the real culinary experience is right there in the streets, with a tiny trattoria on 47 that serves the best carbonara in town. Overall, Aparta Lotnisko feels like a solid, no‑frills base that lets you soak in the authentic rhythm of Wrocław without the usual tourist fluff.

Aparta Lotnisko Accommodations

Reviews of Aparta Lotnisko

• Attilio from Malta (10/10)

  The location was great for what i needed it for

• Aga from United Kingdom (10/10)

  Not too far from the airport, good transport to the airport and to Wroclaw, very good communication with the owner, very clean, coffee, tee in the kitchen – what I find very kind 🙂 I was feeling as at home 🙂 Obviously recommend..

• Ma from United Kingdom (10/10)

  The apartment is modern, well-equipped, and provides everything needed for a comfortable stay. We appreciated the thoughtful touches like water and chocolate upon arrival, the convenience of the parking space, and the balcony with a lovely view. Communication with the owner was smooth and easy.

• Magda from United Kingdom (8/10)

  Bed very comfortable, nice equipped small flat

• Andrii from Poland (10/10)

  good location, near the airport and bus station, apartment is in new building, in the apartment you can find everything what is necessary for long living.

• Agata from United Kingdom (10/10)

  Beautiful clean apartment

• Natalia from Spain (10/10)

  Brilliant place for a 1-2 night stay. 10 min walk to the airport. Bus to city very close. Would stay again

• Stan from Poland (10/10)

  Clean & comfortable plus excellent Sicilian Bistro right in the next building with fabulous pizza, original Sicilian beer and marvellous owners.
  Coffee & tea plus two bottles of water make for excellent welcome.
  15 min morning walk (with luggage) to the terminal.

• Maciej from United Kingdom (10/10)

  very close to the airport

• Karmela from United Kingdom (10/10)

  Clean and cosy property. The apartment was tidy and had great facilities such as iron, washing machine, kettle, coffee machine, coffee/tea/sugar, so if you’re staying for a few nights it’s great. It’s next to the airport so it was great for us when we landed at 2am at night. The apartment also has a balcony which was great way to relax and enjoy coffee in the morning.
  The staff member who I conversed with regarding my booking, was kind and friendly.
  Would come back again.

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