Kłośna 7 by Homeprime

Kłośna 7 by Homeprime Overview

Kłośna 7 by Homeprime is tucked into the quiet corner of Klośna street, just a stone’s throw from the bustling heart of Fabryczna. When I first walked up to the building, the façade looked unassuming—just a brick wall with a small, neat sign—but inside, the space feels surprisingly airy, almost like a hidden loft in the city. The lobby is a mix of modern touches and local artistry: a hand‑painted mural on the wall depicting scenes from Wrocław’s history, and a small wooden table that doubles as a coffee station. The staff greet you with a friendly smile and a quick coffee—no waiting, no fuss—and you’re handed a map of the city that’s actually useful, because you’ll be walking down the same streets many other tourists overlook.

The rooms themselves are solidly designed for a 3‑star stay but feel a lot more. The beds are comfortable, with a duvet that feels like a warm hug after a long day of exploring. I noticed the noise level is surprisingly low for a city hotel—though there’s a faint hum of traffic from the main road, it’s almost like you’re in a quiet apartment. The in‑room Wi‑Fi is decent, but you’ll notice a lag if you try to stream a movie during peak hours. The bathroom is clean and functional; the shower has a decent pressure, and there’s a small stack of local soaps that smell like fresh herbs. The décor is simple but thoughtful; a small vase with dried flowers and a framed photo of the River Oder give it a local touch that feels like home.

Breakfast is a pleasant surprise. The buffet is located on the second floor and offers a mix of Polish and European options—think fresh croissants, a selection of cheeses, and a spread of locally sourced, homemade pierogi. I ordered the mushroom pierogi and, honestly, they were a bit of a treat, especially when paired with a cup of strong Polish coffee. The staff at the breakfast bar are friendly and quick, and you’ll find a few locals sipping coffee and scrolling through their phones. Parking is a bit of a hassle; there’s no dedicated hotel lot, but you can find a paid parking spot a few blocks down on Żeromskiego Street. Street parking is available but can be competitive, especially on weekends.

The real charm of lies in its proximity to some of Wrocław’s best local spots. From the hotel, it’s a short stroll to the iconic Hala Stulecia, where you can catch a concert or just admire the architecture. If you’re into art, the nearby Galeria Współczesna is just a five‑minute walk, and they often have free exhibitions. For a more relaxed pace, head down to the small café on Klośna street—named “Klośna Café”—where the barista knows your order by heart and the espresso is shot‑perfect. At night, the corner bar on Szewska Street offers a great selection of local craft beers and sometimes live jazz. If you’re visiting during the summer, the

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