Kiełbaśnicza 1a RYNEK 3 pok osobne 65 m2

Kiełbaśnicza 1a RYNEK 3 pok osobne 65 m2 Overview

Kiełbaśnicza 1a RYNEK 3 pok osobne 65 m2 sits right on the cobblestones of Kiełbaśnicza Street, just a stone’s throw from the heart of Wrocław’s Old Town. I remember stepping off the tram at the stop by the Market Square and the first thing that hit me was the warm, almost nostalgic smell of freshly baked rye bread drifting from the bakery on the corner of Rynek. The check‑in was quick but friendly – the receptionist, a young woman with a bright smile, handed me the key and a map that had a little sketch of the city’s tram lines. She mentioned that the free parking is only a few blocks away on the side of the street, but you’ll have to be quick – the parking lot fills up by noon. I managed to snag a spot just before the lunch rush, so no worries there. The lobby itself is modest but clean; the décor is a bit dated, but the worn wooden floorboards give it that old‑world charm that you actually feel when you step in. There’s a faint hum of the city outside, but it’s a calm, low‑level murmur – I could hear the distant bells from the Cathedral and the occasional clatter of a bicycle wheel.

The room was a pleasant surprise. At 65 square metres, it’s generous for a 3‑star stay, and the layout is well thought out. The bed is a king, with linens that feel like a soft hug after a day of walking. There’s a small balcony that opens onto a quiet alley – I could hear a cat meowing from a nearby window and the gentle rustle of leaves from the street trees. The bathroom is surprisingly spacious; the shower has a good water pressure and a clear glass door that gives a view of the city’s skyline at dusk. The lights, however, are a bit dim – I wish they had a brighter reading lamp. The TV is a basic flat‑screen, but the cable list includes a few local channels, which is handy if you want to catch a Polish news bulletin in the evening. The minibar is stocked, but I found the list of snacks a bit limited – mostly pretzels and a few chocolate bars. The Wi‑Fi is free, but the signal can be spotty in the evenings when the city lights flicker on.

The real charm, though, is the surrounding neighborhood. Walking down to the Market Square, you’ll find yourself in the midst of the city’s bustling heart – the square’s cafés, the historic Town Hall, and the vibrant street performers. There’s a lovely café called Czekolada & Sznur, where I had a latte and a slice of chocolate cake that melted in my mouth. For dinner, I went to the trattoria on Odrzańska Street, which serves authentic Wrocław pierogis; the dumplings were fresh and the broth was hearty. On the way back, I strolled past the Cat Museum – a quirky spot that locals love for its playful vibe. In the evenings, the noise levels drop sharply; the cobblestone streets become almost silent, punctuated only by the distant chatter of the market and the occasional squeak of a street performer’s instrument. If you’re traveling in late summer, be prepared for the heat – the windows are not always fully sealed, so a fan in the room can be a lifesaver. Overall, offers a solid stay with a touch of authenticity that makes you feel like you’re part of the city’s fabric rather than just a

Kiełbaśnicza 1a RYNEK 3 pok osobne 65 m2 Accommodations

Reviews of Kiełbaśnicza 1a RYNEK 3 pok osobne 65 m2

• Aleksander from United Kingdom (9/10)

  Clean flat with facilities (fridge, washing machine etc), towels provided, hot water. Perfect central location. Responsive staff!

• Maciej from Poland (9/10)

  Lokalizacja super

• Beata from Poland (9/10)

  Wszystko super

• Marta from Poland (7/10)

  Duże mieszkanie z dużymi łóżkami, w bardzo dobrej lokalizacji.
  W okolicy dużo knajpek i restauracji.

• Strykowski from Poland (8/10)

• Sebastian from Poland (9/10)

• Ryszard from Poland (8/10)

• Kacper from Poland (9/10)

• Rastislav from Slovakia (9/10)

• Marta from Poland (8/10)

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