Elegant & Cosy

Elegant & Cosy Overview

I just stayed at Elegant & Cosy, and honestly, it feels like a hidden gem tucked between the old brick facades of Krzyki and the modern bustle of the city center. The address, 18 Dąbrowskiego, is right next to the little café on Długa that serves the best pierogi you can find—so if you’re craving a bite after a long day, you’ll know where to go. The hotel is a three‑star place, but the rating of 9.5 from locals is proof that it’s more than just a budget stop.

The first thing you notice is the front desk: the staff are quick, friendly, and actually give you a quick rundown of the area—like how the tram line from here drops you straight onto the market square in under ten minutes. Check‑in is smooth, no weird security hoops, just a warm “how was your flight?” and they hand you a key card that’s as sleek as it is functional. I mean, it’s not a luxury hotel, but the little touches—like a handwritten welcome note in Polish—make you feel like you’re in a friend’s apartment rather than a corporate lobby.

The rooms are a cozy blend of rustic charm and modern convenience. The walls are painted in warm earth tones, and there’s a little wooden desk that looks like it belongs in a farmhouse. The bed is supremely comfortable, with that kind of memory foam mattress that you only realize after the first night that you’re actually sleeping, not just resting. The bathroom is clean, with a nice shower that has a decent water pressure, and the free toiletries are the usual, but the hand‑towel that’s folded in a little origami style feels like a personal touch. The flat‑screen TV, though, is a bit outdated, but hey, who needs streaming when you can watch the city lights from the window?

Speaking of windows, the noise level is surprisingly low. You can hear the distant hum of traffic, but the building’s insulation does a good job of keeping the city’s buzz at a respectful distance. I woke up at 6:30 a.m. and the morning light was pouring in through the blinds—just enough to wake you up without the harsh glare of the sun. If you’re a night owl, you’ll find the hallway lights dim, and the staff are surprisingly considerate, turning off lights before the 11 p.m. curfew to keep the building quiet.

Parking is a major plus. There’s a small underground parking garage right next to the building, and the attendants actually help you find a spot rather than just pushing you to the front desk. It’s not free, but the rates are reasonable, and you don’t need to worry about street parking or paying for a meter. For those who prefer walking, the hotel is just a 10‑minute stroll to the Wrocław Cathedral, and the city’s tram line runs right in front of the building, so you can hop on and head into the city center in minutes.

The only real critique I have is about the breakfast. It’s a simple buffet with coffee, pastries, and a few local cheeses, but the selection doesn’t change much from day to day. If you’re a breakfast fanatic, you might find it a bit underwhelming. On the other hand, if you prefer to skip the early morning rush, you can grab something from the café on Długa and enjoy a leisurely brunch on the terrace of the hotel—sunny, with a view of the cobblestones and the occasional cyclist whizzing by.

All in all, is the kind of place that feels like a home away from home. It’s not a luxury boutique hotel, but it’s certainly a place where the locals feel comfortable and where you can get real, practical help with your travel needs. If you’re planning a trip to Wrocław and want a comfortable stay that’s not too pricey but still feels personal, this is the spot that will make you say, “I’m glad I chose this.”

Elegant & Cosy Accommodations

Reviews of Elegant & Cosy

• Stephanie from Bulgaria (10/10)

  It was close to the center and very clean

• Anna from Canada (9/10)

  Grear contact with the host. Very friendly and accomodating.

• 똘똘이 from South Korea (10/10)

  This is the best accommodation I have stayed in while traveling in Poland. The host's consideration for the comfort of the guest stands out. It is fully equipped with everything a traveler needs (kitchen, washing machine, air conditioner, etc.) and communication with the host is smooth. The location of the accommodation is also very good. It is about a 10-minute walk to Wroclaw Central Station and you can walk to many tourist attractions including the Old Town.

• Fanis from Greece (10/10)

  The room was clean, warm and cosy. The location is excellent it's within walking distance from the city centre.

• Yelyzaveta from Ukraine (10/10)

  Everything is perfect. So cozy and good view on the old church.

• Katarzyna from United Kingdom (10/10)

  The host being very nice, the place was very clean and there was everything that I needed.

• Anna from United Kingdom (9/10)

  Lovely place, very good and fast communication with the host, perfect location

• Fafamoon from Ireland (8/10)

  Location and clean.

• Agnė from Lithuania (10/10)

  Great place to stay, good location, cozy and clean apartament

• Milosz from United Kingdom (9/10)

  Close to the train station . Quiet.

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