Legnicka Residence 37 C

Legnicka Residence 37 C Overview

So I ended up staying at Legnicka Residence 37 C mostly because my Airbnb fell through, and honestly? Best backup plan ever. This place is tucked away on Braniborska Street, which sounds fancy but it’s actually one of those quiet residential streets that locals use to avoid the tourist crowds on Kazimierza Wielkiego. You know what I mean – the kind of spot where you can actually hear yourself think but still walk to everything worth seeing in Stare Miasto.

The building itself is one of those typical Wrocław apartment blocks from the ’70s, but don’t let that scare you off. I mean, it’s clean, well-maintained, and the location is perfect – about a 15-minute walk to the Market Square but far enough that you’re not dealing with street noise all night. The check-in process was straightforward enough; the host met me in the lobby (which smells faintly of fresh coffee, probably from the café downstairs) and walked me through everything. There’s no fancy lobby or anything – just a simple entrance with mailboxes and that tile flooring you see everywhere in Poland, but it’s spotless.

My apartment was on the third floor (there’s an elevator, thankfully) and honestly, it felt more like staying at a friend’s place than some sterile hotel. The kitchen actually had real coffee filters, not just instant – small thing, but it made me ridiculously happy at 8 AM. The bedroom window looks out over a little courtyard where I could hear neighbors chatting late into the evening, which was actually charming rather than annoying. You’ll want to close the curtains if you’re a light sleeper though, because that courtyard does catch the morning sun pretty bright. The bathroom is surprisingly spacious and the water pressure is actually decent – something you can’t always count on in older European buildings. I noticed the hot water system seemed to take about 10 minutes to fully heat up in the morning, so fair warning if you’re rushing to catch a train. The neighborhood is incredibly quiet after midnight, but I did hear church bells on the hour which was sort of lovely in a weird way. Honestly, if you’re looking for a place that feels authentic to Wrocław without breaking the bank, Legnicka Residence 37 C is hard to beat – just remember to bring a plug adapter because of course the outlets are different.

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