APARTHOTEL TECTUM

APARTHOTEL TECTUM Overview

APARTHOTEL TECTUM sits on 133 Tadeusza Kościuszki, right in the heart of Krzyki, a neighborhood that feels like a hidden gem of Wrocław. I walked there on a rainy Thursday, and the first thing that hit me was the smell of fresh coffee from that tiny espresso bar on the corner—so good they call it “Kawiarz Krzyki.” The building itself is a mid‑century block with a clean, almost minimalist façade, but the lobby? It feels like a cozy living room with mismatched armchairs and a fireplace that actually works. Checking in was a breeze—just a quick swipe of your card, a friendly nod, and you’re handed the keycard and a small brochure that lists the local “must‑visit” spots. The staff are pretty chill, and they even recommend the best pierogi shop on Szewska Street (just a ten‑minute walk, trust me).

The rooms are spacious, which is a bit of a surprise for a 3‑star place. The layout is practical: a living area that doubles as a small kitchenette, a comfy sofa that’s perfect for a quick nap, and a bathroom with a shower that’s louder than I expected—so if you’re a light sleeper, you might want to bring earplugs. Noise from the street is a factor, especially in the evenings when the traffic on the nearby Piłsudskiego Avenue starts to hum. But that’s also the vibe of Wrocław—lively, but with a certain calm that settles in when the lights of the Old Town begin to glow. The bed is surprisingly plush, and the curtains let in just enough natural light without turning the room into a sauna.

Parking is a win for me. There’s a small municipal lot right across from the hotel that’s free on weekdays, and if you’re staying longer, you can usually snag a spot on the street for a nominal fee. It’s worth noting that the lot can fill up early in the summer, so arriving a bit later might save you a quick dash to the curb. I also noticed the hotel’s quiet hours start at 10 pm—so if you’re planning a late‑night snack at the local bar on Słowackiego Street, you’ll probably want to keep your head down. Speaking of bars, the place on the corner of Tadeusza Kościuszki and Słowackiego is a hidden cocktail haven that locals swear by; their vodka martini is a must‑try. Overall, gives you that sweet spot between being downtown and still feeling like you’ve found a secret. It’s not flashy, but it feels like a home away from home for anyone who wants to soak up the real, unfiltered pulse of Wrocław.

APARTHOTEL TECTUM Accommodations

Reviews of APARTHOTEL TECTUM

• Daniel from Poland (9/10)

  atmospherically furnished rooms in a renovated tenement house. Downstairs there is an Italian restaurant and an Aldi store. I heartily recommend it

• Darius from Lithuania (7/10)

  The place was close to the city center, so it was easy to walk there. There was an aldi next door if needed. but over all its quite comfy and cozy.

• Andrew from Australia (9/10)

  Great value for a budget visit; perfect for my purposes. Location is good; close to main station with an Aldi very closeby.

• Emiliapeel from Ireland (9/10)

  All what you need you can find nearby. Biedronka is just outside of the building. Small but sweet place with comfortable mattress, tv is there, clean bathroom.

• Zhanna from Ukraine (8/10)

  Small studio almost in the city center, quiet neighborhood and supermarket nearby. There are all basic appliances in the kitchen. Close to the train station and shopping mall.

• Robert from United Kingdom (7/10)

• Victor from Germany (9/10)

  Ideal for one or more nights.
  Clean and comfortable.
  City center close.
  Train station close.
  Aldi store across the street.
  Next time if I am here I will choose this hotel

• Alex_hl from Israel (9/10)

  Very good accomodation by price/quality. Close to the railway station and to the mall. Good option to sleep 1-2 nights

• Norbert from Poland (9/10)

  Very cosy room with tiny kitchen. I liked the atmosphere of the room and fact that there was a couch. Good location.

• Fanis from Greece (1/10)

  Location

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