BatogoSpot Tumski

BatogoSpot Tumski Overview

BatogoSpot Tumski sits right on Bema 5A in the heart of Śródmieście, just a stone’s throw from the cobblestone charm of Rynok and the lively cafés on Jagiellońska. I first spotted it on my way to the Market Square, when the bright green awning popped out against the gray city walls—like a fresh splash of color in a historic backdrop. The building looks like a 70’s block of flats that’s been given a makeover, but the real magic is inside. The lobby is this cozy, dimly lit space with mismatched chairs, a small bookshelf full of Polish novels, and a barista station that smells like fresh espresso and cinnamon rolls. I swear the scent of coffee from the bar literally lingers when you walk out onto the street, mixing with the scent of freshly washed laundry from a nearby laundromat—an oddly comforting urban blend.

When you check in, the staff greet you with a half-smile and a quick, “Witaj, gościu!” (Welcome, guest!). They’re friendly, but I did notice the front desk was a bit cramped, so you might want to have your luggage ready before you step in. There’s no fancy security system, but there’s a small keypad for the room key—you’ll find the code in your booking email, so no fumbling around. The room itself is a modest 18 square meters, but it’s bright, with large windows overlooking the bustling Bema street. The bed is a standard double but the mattress is surprisingly plush, and the sheets are crisp—perfect after a night of walking. The bathroom is small but functional; the shower has a decent water pressure if you’re used to Polskie standards, and there’s a toilet paper dispenser that works on the first pull (no surprise!). The only thing that could use a touch-up is the Wi‑Fi—signs say 3G, but it’s actually decent enough to stream a movie, just be ready for a brief lag when many people are online at the same time.

Noise-wise, the hotel straddles a lively corner. In the mornings, you’ll hear the clatter of scooters and the distant trumpet of a street musician on Piłsudskiego. It’s a lively soundtrack, but the building’s walls are surprisingly soundproof; I fell asleep to the city’s hum and woke up refreshed. Parking is a bit of a challenge—no on-site lot, so you’ll need to hop on the tram or bus to reach the hotel. The nearest tram stop is just two blocks away on Szewska, and the bus lines 3 and 5 stop right in front of Bema. If you’re driving, there’s a public garage in the area, but you’ll have to pay €2.50 per hour, and it’s a bit of a walk. I found that the best time to avoid crowds is mid‑afternoon on weekdays; the streets around Bema are lively but not overwhelming, and you can snag a coffee at the tiny café on the corner of Bema and Słowackiego without waiting in line. In summer, the evenings can get a bit noisy, especially with the tourist crowds around Rynok, but the hotel’s windows are double‑glazed, so you still get a decent night’s sleep.

Bottom line: is a solid choice if you’re looking for a budget‑friendly spot that still feels authentically Wrocław. The staff are friendly, the rooms are clean and comfortable, and the location is unbeatable for exploring the city’s historic center. It won’t feel like a luxury hotel, but it’s a home away from home for the curious traveler who wants to soak up the city’s vibe. The only real downside is the parking situation, but the public transport network is so efficient that most guests don’t miss it. If you’re planning a week in Wrocław, stay here and enjoy the city’s hustle and bustle without breaking the bank—trust me, you’ll thank me later.

BatogoSpot Tumski Accommodations

Reviews of BatogoSpot Tumski

• Václav from Slovakia (9/10)

  Great modern flat near the center of Wroclaw. Very convenient for visiting even on foot (anyway, all the main tram lines are running near). There is everything needed for couple of days.
  The check in was without problems, the manual sent by the owner was very helpful. There is also a (paid by a small fee) possibility to park the car in the underground garage.

• Jana from Slovenia (9/10)

  The location was very central, close to tram stops and Ostrow Tumski. The historical center as well as Odra could be reached by foot. The flat was as pictured and it had a terrace and all the necessary equipment. The deposit was returned without any problem.

• Ahmed from Egypt (9/10)

  All facilities in appartment Dishwasher, Stove, Microwave, fast Support of Julia for any requested services, really whenever I come back to Poland I kike to rent it again.

• Tymofii from Ukraine (8/10)

  Good bathroom.

• Vilma from Czech Republic (9/10)

  Clean, perfect location closed to the center,, dog friendly, large bathroom, comfortable bed, and we really appreciated car parking in the garage.

• Pavel from Germany (9/10)

  In general it's a nice place to stay. Very close to city center, good location and underground parking. Bakery around the corner and other shops. Comfortabl underground parking, but quite tight space around the building.

• Yuliya from Poland (9/10)

  This apartment is well located, clean and very cozy.
  We enjoyed the time being there.
  The flat is small but you have a lot of things for your comfort: table, sofa, TV, small kitchen and bed.
  The host was friendly and quickly reply for the requests.
  Pay your attention that check -in and out time are strictly followed in this apartment.

• Kristína from Czech Republic (8/10)

  The location is just perfect. The apartment is very cozy and just enough for a couple to stay.

• Veronika from Czech Republic (9/10)

  Perfect location, just few steps from the main sightseeing spots. The apartment is really nice and as we traveled with our dog, we truly appreciated the big grass terrace right in front of the room. There is also great bakery for breakfast nearby.
  
  Thank you for having us!

• Artur from Poland (9/10)

  Air-condition location

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