Aviendo Old Town Apartments

Aviendo Old Town Apartments Overview

Aviendo Old Town Apartments sits at 25 Oławska, right in the pulse of Stare Miasto, Wrocław. The first thing you notice is that cobblestone street—it’s that classic Wrocław feel, like stepping back into the 15th‑century city, but with the convenience of a modern 3‑star spot. I walked in just after sunrise, and the air was already tinged with the scent of fresh rye bread from the bakery on the corner of Głogowska. The reception was surprisingly friendly; the front desk person was a local lad who mentioned that the next tram stops in less than a minute, so you’re practically on foot to the Main Market Square. Check‑in was a breeze—no long queues, just a quick scan of your ID and the key card, and you’re in. Oh, and the Wi‑Fi? Reliable, which is a lifesaver for last‑minute itinerary tweaks.

The apartment itself feels like a cozy loft, with exposed brick walls that give it character, and a balcony overlooking a quiet side street—maybe not the bustling market square, but a place where you can hear the faint hum of city life and the occasional chatter in Polish from a nearby café. The living area is surprisingly spacious; the sofa is a soft, plush thing that invites you to sink in after a day of exploring. The kitchenette comes fully equipped—there’s a kettle, a small fridge, and a kettle that whistles when it’s ready, which is oddly comforting. I made breakfast there, and the smell of freshly brewed coffee mingled with the buttery croissants I snagged from the bakery at Głogowska, and it was a simple but satisfying start to my day.

Parking can be a bit of a hassle, as most of the streets around are narrow, but there’s a paid parking garage just two blocks away, so you can leave your car without worrying about street signs and fines. Noise-wise, the location is surprisingly good—no rush hour traffic here, just the occasional clatter of tram wheels and the distant sound of a street musician. That said, if you’re a light sleeper, you might want to bring earplugs, because the old stone walls can echo at night. The only real gripe I had was that the bathroom had a slightly cramped shower—if you’re tall, you’ll have to duck a bit. But honestly, the overall vibe is warm and welcoming, and the staff’s local knowledge really shines through; they recommended a hidden gem—a tiny pier in the Oder River that’s perfect for sunset photos, and a little wine bar on Rybnik Street that’s unmissable.

The best time to visit is during the late spring and early autumn. In spring, the city’s parks burst into color, and you can wander down the small streets, stopping by the historic St. John’s Church for a quick photo. Autumn brings a golden hue to the cobblestones, and the local markets are buzzing with fresh produce and handmade crafts. If you’re there in the peak summer, be prepared for crowds, especially around the Market Square and the city’s main squares. But if you’re looking for a quieter, more relaxed vibe, aim for the shoulder seasons or stay overnight—most of the crowds leave by night.

All in all, is where old‑world charm meets everyday practicality. It’s a place you can truly call your home base while you absorb the flavors, sounds, and colors of Wrocław. The staff’s friendly nods, the aroma of fresh bread, the hum of the city, and the quiet balcony nights—those are the moments that stick with you long after you check out. Trust me, it’s one of those hidden gems that you’ll tell all your friends about.

Best hotels in Wroclaw range from charming boutique properties in the historic Market Square to elegant island hotels with stunning views of the Oder River and Cathedral Island.

Aviendo Old Town Apartments Accommodations

Reviews of Aviendo Old Town Apartments

• Juan from Spain (10/10)

  The location, cleaning and modernship of the apartment. Very comfortable.

• Jenkins from Canada (9/10)

  The room was very nice and well located.

• Dita from United Kingdom (10/10)

  This is a top class accommodation for an amazing price.
  We managed to check in before advised hour and sorted over the phone problem with entrance code. Thank you for that!
  Inside everything felt great quality and it was thought to details. Room was quite spacious and bed with quality hard mattresses, good for our backs.
  Was quiet enough and very central too.
  In opposite restaurant Hubertus we had some of the best polish food we tried on our trip in Poland.
  We would def come back and recommend this place.

• Olga from Germany (10/10)

  It was very easy to check in, clear instructions. Absolutely new accomodation, everything was just fantastic. Right in the city centre, in a cute building with an amazing staircase. I loved everything about it.

• Paolo from Italy (9/10)

  The apartament was a little gem , modern , clean , i appreciated the fully equipped kitchen , the air conditioning , the comfort of the bed , the smart tv which i could use with my accounts to watch films, The bathroom too was really good , for example the hairdryer was a real hairdrier and not the standard cheap hairdrier that burns your hair

• Mavroudis from Greece (8/10)

  The location is ideal with many options (restaurants, shops, coffee). Also it was very quiet.

• Sonette from Malta (10/10)

  Fabulous location and very clean and comfortable. Walking distance to a great Jazz club, restaurants and shops. Very quiet!

• Korponai from Hungary (9/10)

  The location of the apartment is 10/10. Its really not easy to park your car, and if you can its expensive, but your apartment is literally on the main square.

• Martin from Austria (9/10)

  Excellent location, in a pedestrian street, 3 minutes from Rynek. Food shops (zabka) next door, shopping center 5 minutes away.
  Empty refrigerator.

• Vladimir from Poland (9/10)

  Great location, great value for money, clean and in good condition.

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