ApartWro 2th – City Square Railway Station, balcony, garage

ApartWro 2th – City Square Railway Station, balcony, garage Overview

I mean, ApartWro 2th – City Square Railway Station sounds pretty generic when you first see it online, but honestly this place completely surprised me. I was staying in Wrocław for a conference and needed something close to the main train station, but not right on the noisy main drag. This spot on Generała Antoniego Madalińskiego is perfect – it’s literally a two-minute walk to the station, but you’re on a quieter street that faces the back of the Marriott, so it’s way more peaceful than you’d expect. The balcony was actually the deciding factor for me, and it delivered – I had my morning coffee overlooking the city rooftops while listening to the distant tram bells, which is pretty nice when you’re usually stuck in some generic hotel corridor.

The garage is legit too, which for Poland in summer is actually a godsend – I didn’t have to deal with the whole parking circus near the market square. You know what surprised me most? The check-in process was smooth as butter on a Sunday morning, which honestly rarely happens in European apartment hotels. The staff knew exactly what they were doing, and they even gave me a heads-up about the construction on ulica Wrocławska that was affecting traffic flow. The apartment itself is clean in that way that makes you actually want to take your shoes off – not just the surface stuff, but genuinely fresh feeling. There’s this little detail I loved: the windows actually block out the city noise pretty well, so even though you’re in the heart of things, it gets properly quiet after midnight.

What really sold me on ApartWro 2th was how it felt lived-in rather than sterile. The kitchen had real coffee filters (not those weird European pods), and there’s a small grocery shop literally downstairs if you need basics – saved me from tourist trap prices at the station. Honestly, if you’re using this as a base for exploring Wrocław, you’re golden – the walking path to the Old Town along the river is maybe ten minutes, and there’s always a tram stop within shouting distance. I’d definitely stay here again, especially since the rating’s so high but it doesn’t feel like one of those places that’s trying too hard. Sometimes you just want a clean, quiet spot that’s close to everything but not right in the middle of the chaos, you know?

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