I&M Apartments Rejtana Wrocław

I&M Apartments Rejtana Wrocław Overview

I&M Apartments Rejtana Wrocław is tucked into the heart of Stare Miasto, just a stone’s throw from the bustling Rynek and the historic Wrocław Town Hall. I landed in Wrocław late afternoon, the city still buzzing with student chatter and the aromas of pierogi from a nearby street vendor. The check‑in was surprisingly smooth – the front desk guy had my name on a sticky note, gave me a quick tour, and handed over a keycard that felt surprisingly sleek, like something out of a boutique hotel, not a budget apartment. I mean, you’d expect a 3‑star place to feel a bit more generic, but the staff actually remembered my last night’s flight details and even suggested a quick detour to the “Księży Młyn” beer garden for a casual welcome drink. Honestly, that personal touch made an instant connection.

The apartment itself is a cozy, well‑finished space that feels more like a home than a hotel room. The living area spills onto a small balcony overlooking a quiet cobblestone street, where you can hear the distant murmur of the city, a few minutes away from a cafe that serves some of the best espresso in town. The bedroom is a soft, neutral retreat with a king‑size bed that actually feels like a cloud if you lie back and listen to the faint hum of the old city’s nightlife. The bathroom has a deep, soaking tub that’s surprisingly indulgent for a 3‑star rating – I ended up soaking for a while, the steam curling up to the ceiling, and the scent of lavender soap made the whole experience feel like a spa day. Parking is a bit of a hassle – there’s no dedicated space, but a small municipal lot a block away, albeit with a small fee. The noise levels? Respectable. During the summer, the streets get lively, but the apartment’s double‑pane windows keep the bustle at bay, and by.m. it’s practically silent, unless you’re the kind of person who loves late‑night street music.

Wrocław’s charm is best foot, and I found that living in made that easy. The street corner next to the apartment boasts a tiny, familyrun bakery that sells freshly baked ząbkowa pastries – I couldn’t resist grabbing a few for the next morning. A few minutes down the road, the “Łazarz” market offers a vibrant mix of local produce and handmade crafts; it’s a perfect spot for a quick lunch or picking up souvenirs. The hotel’s location also places you right next to the “Wrocław Opera” and the “Silesian Museum,” both easily accessible by a short tram ride. I always made it a point to explore the “Biskupi Młyn” – a historic mill that now houses a quirky art gallery. If you’re traveling during the city’s big festivals, like the International Film Festival in September, the area gets busier, but the apartment’s location keeps you a safe distance from the main crowds. For quiet nights, I found that the area around the hotel is pleasantly calm after midnight, a relief if you’re a light sleeper. In short, staying here felt like having a reliable, local friend’s place, giving you a genuine slice of Wrocław life without the hotel‑hotel feel.

Exploring Wroclaw offers visitors an unforgettable journey through Poland’s cultural gem, from its magnificent Gothic architecture to its whimsical bronze dwarfs and vibrant student atmosphere.

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Reviews of I&M Apartments Rejtana Wrocław

• Abhishek from Germany (10/10)

  Very Clean Apartment. All necessary for things were available.

• Harri from Poland (10/10)

  Beautiful and clean apartment, everything is working without any problem

• David from New Zealand (9/10)

  Very close to the station and a 20 minute walk to the old town. The apartment itself was modern, very clean and well equipped.

• Malgorzata from Ireland (10/10)

  Excellent place! Very comfortable and clean. Walking distance to the train station, old town, aquapark, big shopping centre and many, many more…

• Artimovich from Poland (10/10)

  Great place to stay, convenient and cozy appartments, equipped with everything you need. really close to railway station and to the city centre. The host was online and helped with everything we needed.

• Polina from Poland (8/10)

  Lovely apartments 5 minutes from the station and 10 minutes from the city center. The room is located in an old house, but the renovation is recent. I really liked the vintage wardrobe under the bed and the leather sofa. There was everything for a comfortable stay.

• Gina from United Kingdom (10/10)

  Lovely modern apartment with everything you need. Easy walk into the centre of the city. Very convenient self check in too.

• Nia from Australia (10/10)

  Convenient location within walking distance to the main train station and Old Town. It seems newly renovated and was very well equipped.

• Roman from Poland (10/10)

  Very good apartment, all as described on photots 😉

• Hanna from Czech Republic (1/10)

  the apartment is located near the railway station, not far from the center

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