Apartamenty Wroclawia Centrum

Apartamenty Wroclawia Centrum Overview

When I first walked up to Apartamenty Wroclawia Centrum, the building looked like a slice of the city’s mid‑century—brick facade, a little neon sign that flickered over the entrance. It’s right on 7 Generała Antoniego Madalińskiego, not far from the bustling market square (Rynek) and a short stroll to the riverbank. I remember the first time I checked in: the receptionist, a friendly woman with a bright smile, handed me the key card in a paper envelope that smelled faintly of old coffee. She mentioned the elevators were a bit old but worked fine, and that the lobby’s small café served a surprisingly good espresso—so good you’d think it was made by a barista on a weekend.

You know what? The noise level is pretty chill, which is a big plus after a day of exploring the city. The building is on a quieter side street, but the proximity to the tram line means you hear the hum of traffic at the top of the hour. The rooms themselves feel like a cozy home: plush bedding, a tiny kitchenette with a kettle that’s always humming, and a window that looks out onto the cobblestones, which are slick with autumn rain. The walls are neutral, so they don’t clash with the vibrant street art you’ll see just outside. I found the bathroom to be surprisingly spacious for a three‑star place—there’s a glass shower, a decent amount of space to move, and the water pressure is great, which is a rare win in Poland.

Parking is a bit of a hassle—there’s a small, free parking spot in front of the building, but it’s only big enough for one car, and you’ll have to be quick before the city guard comes to claim it. I usually take the tram or just walk—it’s only a ten‑minute walk to the city center and to the botanical gardens, which are a must‑visit if you’re into green spaces. For food lovers, the restaurant on the street below offers pierogi and a selection of local wines, and I swear the smell of freshly baked bread drifting from the corner bakery is one of those sensory details that makes a stay memorable. In short, Apartamenty Wroclawia Centrum feels like a reliable, comfortable base that lets you immerse yourself in Wrocław’s local vibe without the fluff of a luxury hotel.

Hotels near me in Wroclaw offer convenient access to the old town, where guests can easily walk to the Gothic Town Hall, Centennial Hall, and the famous dwarf statues.

Apartamenty Wroclawia Centrum Accommodations

Reviews of Apartamenty Wroclawia Centrum

• Damian from United Kingdom (7/10)

  Brand new property so everything was new and fresh. Location wise close to main train station and bus station and bus to the airport so that was handy.

• K from Czech Republic (7/10)

  A brand new apartment.

• Merili from Estonia (7/10)

  Clean and modern apartment.
  Food shop in the same house.

• Irina from United Arab Emirates (7/10)

  Clean apartment. Good location. Easy to access.

• Kasparas from Lithuania (8/10)

  The look

• Jonatan from Israel (7/10)

  A new apartment in a new building complex.
  High standards, all new, clean, and comfortable.
  Had a balcony with open view in the 7th floor.

• Rafał from Poland (8/10)

  Blisko do centrum

• Jakub from Poland (8/10)

  The location is good.
  It's ok for a one night stay.

• Anna from Poland (1/10)

  New building and Żabka in the building is very convenient

• Orest from Ukraine (1/10)

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