Havana

Havana Overview

avana is tucked into the heart of Wrocław’s historic district, right on Kościuszki Street, just a stone’s throw from the bustling market square. I booked the place after seeing the 9.2 rating pop up on the travel site, and honestly, it lived up to the hype—though it’s a solid 3‑star, so don’t expect a palace vibe. The front desk was friendly but a bit slow during rush hour, which might make you feel like you’re waiting in line at the local café, but the staff ends up making up for it by offering a free bottle of water and a quick local map (which I didn’t even think I needed).

The room itself is a neat, airy space with a surprisingly comfy bed that’s more “modern loft” than “laundry‑room” feel. The curtains are heavy enough to block out the street noise from the nearby Krzyki street, which means you can actually sleep through the late‑night traffic jams that usually keep people awake in the city center. The bathroom is spotless, with a soothing scent of citrus that actually makes the whole room feel fresh. There’s a small kitchenette that’s perfect for a quick breakfast—just grab a coffee from the local café on the corner, bring it inside, and enjoy the aroma of the city’s morning routine. Parking is a bit of a hassle; the nearest paid spot is a block away, so you’ll probably need to walk or take a short tram ride, but the city’s network of parking garages is surprisingly efficient once you know the codes.

Speaking of the city the sheer proximity to the hidden gems only locals know. After a long day of exploring the old town stop—just a short walk away—and wind down with a glass of wine at the tiny bar on the back of the hotel. The bar’s vibe is relaxed, with a few local musicians playing soft jazz in the background. You’ll hear the distant hum of the tram line and the occasional laughter from the café across the street, which gives the whole spot a lively, lived‑in feel. If you’re a foodie, you can’t miss the pierogi shop on the corner of Kościuszki and Krzyki; it’s a local favorite, and the instant dumplings are a must‑try. On quieter nights, the hotel’s rooftop terrace is a surprisingly good spot for stargazing—just look up at the city lights and imagine the history beneath your feet.

I would definitely recommend to anyone looking for a relaxed stay in the center without the price tag of a 4‑star hotel. The staff is genuinely helpful, the rooms are clean, and the location is unbeatable for those who want to be in the thick of Wrocław’s charm. Just be mindful that the hotel’s popularity means it can get a bit busy during the summer festivals, so booking a room a few weeks in advance is wise. If you’re traveling during the off‑season, you’ll find the streets quieter, and the hotel’s quiet hours mean you can truly unwind after a day of sightseeing. Bottom line: great value, great vibes, and a real taste of Wrocław’s everyday life.

Havana Accommodations

Reviews of Havana

• Sue from Poland (10/10)

  The host was warm, gracious and very enthusiastic. He gave us very detailed instructions on how to use the various things in the apartment and on how to get to town. The apartment was clean and very spacious for us. We slept very well in the apartment. And the free public parking space was great!

• Adrian from Romania (8/10)

  Spacious rooms, including kitchen and bathroom, comfortable beds.
  Location is good, easy access to/ from old city center, 10 min with car.
  Not so crowdy street, noise at a reduce level and there were always free parking places near the building.
  The host is a very nice person, he is speaking only Polish and Italian, but we've understood each other.

• Alexandre from Germany (8/10)

  Beautiful apartment for up to 5 guests. The kids had a lot of space to play around. The beds were confortable, wifi worked as expected, the Kitchen was well-furnished. Everythin was very clean. Our host Antoni was a delight and made sure that we had everything we needed. He even brought us more towels for the kids. The apartment is well located, about 2km from the old town and the Aquapark. No parking space but we always found some free spots around. We would rent it again with pleasure. Thank you again Antoni!

• Аlbena from Bulgaria (10/10)

  Spacious rooms in a transitional apartment, comfortable beds, interesting atmosphere, extremely friendly landlord, good price. We are extremely happy with this our 1st visit to Poland, and it's also because of you Antonio! Thank you for the warm hospitality and all the directions you gave us! God bless you and your family!

• Chris from United Kingdom (10/10)

  Antonio the owner was very generous and funny man. He used to be a decent footballer back in his day! He went out of the way to drop-off/pick-up keys at awkward times.
  
  The apartment was clean and functional. The balcony is a great addition.
  
  This place is unbeatable for the place. Viva Havana! Long live Antonio!

• Ivona from Czech Republic (9/10)

  The host is a very nice and friendly and helpful person! The only thing that could be better is the old hall in the building and the building that needs reconstruction, but the appartement is great!

• Pavel from Czech Republic (10/10)

  Host is very kind and supportive. Appartment is very cosy and has a good location. It takes 25 mins of walk to the historical center. Good combination of price and quality.

• Piotr from Slovakia (8/10)

  The gentleman that came to collect the keys from us was very nice and outgoing. We are considering staying with them again if we come back to the city.

• Bettina from Germany (9/10)

  Old building from the 19th century with high ceilings, wooden floor – very nice. The host Antonio was very nice and helpful (we used Google Translate to communicate). Although it's along a road it was quiet enough to sleep. The kitchen is stylish.

• Elizabethkg from Poland (10/10)

  Host was amazing the rooms were great and big. The kitchen was very nice and convenient.

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