Czarnieckiego Apartment – Self Check-In 20h

Czarnieckiego Apartment – Self Check-In 20h Overview

Czarnieckiego Apartment – Self Check-In 20h is tucked into a quiet corner of Stare Miasto, just a stone’s throw from the bustling market square on Rynek. I remember stepping out of the door and the smell of fresh bread from a nearby bakery already tugging at my senses. The building itself looks like an old brick townhouse, but inside it’s a surprisingly modern, cozy retreat. The apartment is a 3‑star gem with a high rating that feels more like a home than a hotel—no stiff, corporate vibe here.

The check‑in is a breeze, honestly. You pull out the key card from a small locker, and the whole process is digital, so you can skip the front desk and head straight to the living area. It’s a great time‑saver if you’re flying in late. The only hiccup was finding the right elevator—there are two in the building, and the wrong one takes you to a service hallway, so I had to ask a local for a quick “Which one goes to the 2nd floor?” but that was a quick detour. There’s no dedicated parking for the building, but the street parking is plentiful, especially on the quieter side of 5th Street, and I found a spot within a couple of minutes.

Noise is minimal. The apartment sits on a quiet side street, so the only sounds are the occasional church bells from the cathedral and the distant hum of traffic at night. The windows are double‑glazed, so the night‑time chatter from the market square is muffled. The only thing that could be better is a small desk space for working; the sofa is comfy, but if you need to sit in front of a screen for hours, you might want to pull a small chair from the corner. I did bring a portable lamp because I love to read in the early evening, and the warm LED light makes the apartment feel like a sanctuary. The kitchen is compact but functional—there’s a mini fridge, a kettle, and a coffee maker that’s actually decent, so you can brew a quick cup without having to head to a café. All in all, it’s a solid choice if you’re after a laid‑back stay with a touch of local flavor.

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