Basecamp Wroclaw

Basecamp Wroclaw Overview

Basecamp Wroclaw sits tucked between the lively lanes of Śródmieście, right on 18/22 Sienkiewicza. I first spotted it from the tram as it turned the corner after the old town’s cobblestones; the building’s brick façade looks almost like a postcard, but the real charm is how it folds into the rhythm of the city. Walking up the short flight of stairs, you’re greeted by a lobby that feels like a cozy living room more than a hotel front desk – the wooden paneling, the mismatched chairs, and that faint smell of fresh coffee that just says, “we’ve got your back.” The staff were quick, friendly, and honestly, they knew the best spots for a quick bite before you head to the market. Check‑in was efficient; the front desk lady, Piotr, offered a map with handwritten notes on where to find the best pierogi spots around the Market Square. You’ll appreciate that personal touch.

The rooms are 3‑star, but they’re a whole different story. The bed feels like a cloud, the linens are soft but not too crisp, and the view from the balcony? Picture a street in the heart of Wrocław, with street musicians in the background and the slow swirl of a tram passing by. I stayed in a room on the third floor, so the noise from the bustling streets below was just a low hum – not a loud buzz, more like the city’s lullaby. If you’re an early riser, you’ll notice the light coming in through the window just as the market opens, and there’s a little scent of roasted coffee beans that drift in from the café on the 12th street, right next door. The bathroom had a modern touch with a rain shower that felt surprisingly refreshing after a day of exploring the parks and the Oder river. I did notice that the closet was a bit small – if you bring a lot of luggage, you might want to use the luggage rack on the floor. The also has a small desk with a desk lamp that’s perfect for jotting down travel notes or scrolling through Instagram.

Parking is a bit of a challenge – there’s no on‑site parking, but there’s a paid underground lot just a block away on Słowackiego Street. I paid for a spot, and it was a quick walk to the hotel, but the cost was a bit high compared to other options. If you’re driving, you could also try the public parking on the other side of the city center, but you’ll need to be prepared for a bit of a walk. As for noise, the hotel is close to the main tram line and the popular bars on Czarny Rynek, but the building’s thick walls do a decent job of muffling the nightlife. The best time to stay if you’re on a tight schedule is early morning to catch the tram and then head straight to the bustling Zwierzęta Park, just a five‑minute walk away. The hotel’s location means you’re always within a ten‑minute walk of either the Cathedral or the contemporary art galleries on Piłsudskiego Street. I found that the only real downside was the slightly stale air in the hallway during the winter months – it’s a common thing in many old buildings in Wrocław, but a small portable fan or opening a window at the end of the day does wonders. The overall vibe? Rooted in the city’s quirky, artsy spirit, with a touch of homely warmth that makes you feel like you’re staying in a friend’s apartment rather than a hotel. And honestly, that’s what makes special – it’s not just a place to sleep; it’s a place to be part of the city’s everyday pulse.

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.

Basecamp Wroclaw Accommodations

Reviews of Basecamp Wroclaw

• Dmitrii from Israel (9/10)

  Nice location, I was lucky with flexible earlier check-in. I can recommend this place.

• Sini from France (9/10)

  Location and the view from the room

• Nildav from Spain (9/10)

  Excelent place to stay.
  The room very comfortable, with small kitchen, fridge…
  It is close to the downtown, walking you can get most of the places
  There is a shop by the hotel

• Svetlana from United States (9/10)

  – The apartment is quite cozy, especially with the rain outside 🙂
  – The room is clean, has all the necessary staff, table for work, enough space for storage (additional under the bed), fan, hairdryer, respect for white towels, and outside automatic window shutters – cool! I had a good view from my window. Only on my pictures I noticed the tram that was not heard inside
  – Bad is perfect and comfortable, there are sockets near it
  – Good location: not far from the city center. The Botanical garden is on the other side of the road. Lot's of interesting places within walking distacance. Żabka Nano inside (24/7), Żabka, good Cafe around the corner
  – Convenient parking. There are bus/tram stations near the building
  – Among other facilities are shared kitchen, Wi-fi of good quality throughout the property, baggage storage for guests, the 24-hour front desk, full-day security, an ATM
  – Additional amenities: Gym, laundry, and mini-market. If I'm not mistaken residents have 10% discounts for some purchases
  – You can attend the Game room, play table tennis and mini-golf at the apartment
  – Check-out till 12 PM
  I'm impressed how the old bakery with industrial interiors has been restored to a modern building that still retains some elements of the old architecture. I will definitely stay there again and will recommend it to others. I advise and want you to explore the tiny rooms (near the game room)

• Vin from Australia (9/10)

  Great place with amazing facilities. I had the single room. Also has parking underneath which is extra. Wifi was fast. Beds were comfy. Theres also a fan available. Common kitchens are big.

• Paul from Czech Republic (9/10)

  Everything, staff, staffless Zabka store

• Alex from South Africa (8/10)

  The location is absolutely perfect. Our main mode of transport were electric scooters and there were often many around the location. There is also a tram stop within 10m of the front door. Plenty of convenience stores, bakeries and restaurants in the area made everything easy! Theres even a 24hr self service Zabka in the building.

• Simonas from Lithuania (9/10)

  Simple yet functional room. Only a short walk away from the city centre.

• Anna from Ukraine (9/10)

  The hotel has a perfect location, a 24-hour reception, and a well-equipped kitchenette. The modern design and fresh renovation give it a very stylish feel, making the stay enjoyable.

• Bart from United States (9/10)

  Stuff very friendly and knowledgeable. Hotel have a Cool student vibe!

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