ApartWro 7th – City Square, Railway Station (balcony, garage)

ApartWro 7th – City Square, Railway Station (balcony, garage) Overview

So I ended up staying at ApartWro 7th – City Square, Railway Station last month, and honestly, it was one of those finds that makes traveling so worthwhile. I mean, you step out onto Generała Antoniego Madalińskiego and you’re basically standing in the heart of Wrocław’s action – which is perfect if you’re like me and don’t want to spend half your trip figuring out public transport. The location is really the star here; you can walk to the market square in under ten minutes, and there’s this great little bakery called Piekarnia Kaniowska just around the corner that serves the most incredible sourdough bread. Actually, grab some for breakfast before heading out – you’ll thank me later.

The apartment itself surprised me in a good way. I was worried it might feel sterile or generic, but there’s something genuinely cozy about the setup, especially having that balcony where you can just sit with your coffee and watch people hurrying past below. You know what’s great? Being able to see the city wake up from your own little outdoor space – it’s sort of magical in the early morning when the light hits the buildings across the square. The garage situation worked out really well too; I didn’t have to stress about finding parking on the street, which in Wrocław can be a nightmare, especially near the Old Town. And listen, if you’re coming from the railway station, you’re literally a two-minute walk away – just keep heading toward the big shopping center and you’ll spot it. The check-in was smooth, the staff knew what they were doing, and there wasn’t that awkward small talk you get at some places.

Now, I should mention – if you’re staying here in the summer, request a room facing away from the square because it can get a bit loud when the evening crowds hit. Nothing terrible, but if you’re a light sleeper, it’s worth asking. The kitchenette was more than enough for my needs; I could make decent coffee (essential) and reheat leftovers from those amazing pierogi places nearby. Oh, and there’s this quiet courtyard on the side of the building where you can actually hear yourself think – perfect for when you need a break from the city buzz. Honestly, ApartWro 7th feels like a local secret, and with that 9.6 rating, maybe it won’t be for long. But right now, it still has that under-the-radar charm that makes you want to come back.

ApartWro 7th – City Square, Railway Station (balcony, garage) Accommodations