Apartment 24 Premium Old Town Wroclaw

Apartment 24 Premium Old Town Wroclaw Overview

I recently stayed at Apartment 24 Premium Old Town Wroclaw and honestly, it was one of those little gems you find when you’re already in the city. The building itself is a modest, early‑20th‑century brick structure on Krawiecka 1, just a stone’s throw from the bustling Rynek. You can feel the old‑town vibe as soon as you step onto the cobblestones, with the scent of fresh pierogi from a nearby market stall and the distant hum of tram wheels echoing off the walls. The lobby is small but warm, with a couple of vintage paintings of Wroclaw’s skyline. The staff greet you with a friendly Polish “Dzień dobry” and a quick, efficient check‑in that takes no longer than a coffee break—though they’ll need your ID if you’re staying for more than a day.

The apartment itself is a cozy 2‑bedroom space that feels like a home away from home. The living area spills onto a small balcony that offers a quirky, panoramic view of the old town’s rooftops—perfect for a sunset drink. The room is lit by natural light from large windows that look down onto the narrow alleyways, and the décor is a tasteful mix of modern furnishings and classic Polish touches. The bathroom is compact but functional, with a walk‑in shower that’s surprisingly quick to use. There’s a tiny fridge, a kettle, and a coffee machine, so you can brew your own midnight espresso (I did, and it was a lifesaver after a day of exploring). The Wi‑Fi is decent for browsing, though it stutters a bit during the 8‑10 pm peak hours when the city lights flicker on.

Parking is a minor hassle; there’s a small paid lot a block away, but it’s secure and only a short walk from the building. You’ll find a few street parking spots too, but you’ll need to be prepared for the occasional meter and the local “PARKOWA” sign. Noise-wise, the area is lively—especially on market days when locals and tourists mingle over coffee. At night, the hum of traffic and the occasional distant music from a nearby café keep the place from being completely silent, but it’s far from a noise nightmare. The check‑in process is straightforward, although the front desk staff have a habit of offering a small but complimentary local pastry if you ask—always worth it. Overall, it’s a solid 3‑star experience that feels more like a boutique hideaway than a typical hotel, and the 7.4 rating on travel sites really matches what you get on the ground. If you’re planning a trip to Wroclaw and want a place that feels authentically Polish without the tourist traps, this apartment is a wise pick.

Apartment 24 Premium Old Town Wroclaw Accommodations

Reviews of Apartment 24 Premium Old Town Wroclaw

• Patrycja from Poland (9/10)

  Great location and kitchen, wish there was a bit more utensils

• Joanna from Poland (8/10)

  Self check-in.
  over all it’s good place for short stay. Good location

• .k.i. from Czech Republic (7/10)

  Great location, nice apartment

• Olha from United States (7/10)

  Location

• Grazyna from Australia (8/10)

  Nice and near, perfect location

• Amanda from United Kingdom (6/10)

  Good location next to transport hub and old town
  Good facilities if you need them , washing machine , dish washer. Clean

• Anthony from United Kingdom (6/10)

  Great location and clean

• Kinga from United Kingdom (6/10)

  Great communication, quick replies! Great location close to the ''Rynek'' , near the shopping center!

• Patrycja from Ireland (7/10)

  *To get to the room you don’t need to check in with reception
  *location

• Radosław from Poland (6/10)

  The location is excellent, which is its biggest advantage. As for the apartment, it's suitable for a short stay (less than four days). The standard is decent, though it looks better in the pictures.

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