Mala Italia Apartments

Mala Italia Apartments Overview

Mala Italia Apartments sits tucked in the quieter corner of Falzmannka, right where the old tram tracks run parallel to the riverbank. I remember stepping out of the front desk after a quick identity check – they had a separate room for that, which made the whole process feel a bit like a small ceremony. But the lobby itself is surprisingly warm, with a couple of vintage Polaroids of Wrocław’s skyline hanging on the wall, and the receptionist, a young woman named Aneta, had this easy, almost conspiratorial smile that made me feel like I’d known her for years. The check‑in was quick, although the key card was a bit of a fumble – the card reader can be finicky, but after a short hold, I got my apartment and was out the door in a dozen minutes.

The apartment itself is a tidy, three‑star space that feels more like a home than a hotel. The living area has that classic wooden floor that creaks just slightly when you walk on it – a small quirk that actually adds character, I think. The kitchen, while modest, is well stocked with basic utensils, a coffee maker, and a tiny fridge that’s big enough for a couple of bottles. The bed is a solid 160‑cm mattress that’s neither too firm nor too soft – it’s the kind of compromise you’re happy with after a day of sightseeing. Honestly, the only thing that didn’t quite hit the mark was the noise from the bakery next door, which kicks in on a Wednesday afternoon; the kitchen’s insulation works, but the clatter of the ovens and the smell of freshly baked rye bread can seep in, making it hard to sleep if you’re a light sleeper. Still, if you’re planning a night out, the apartment is far enough away from the city center’s nightlife to keep the noise down after midnight.

For me, the real bonus was the street vibe – you’re not in the touristy part of Wrocław, but you’re still a stone’s throw away from the city’s pulsating heart. From the apartment, a quick 5‑minute walk takes you to the Market Square, where the iconic Wrocław Cathedral looms in all its Gothic glory. I also liked that there’s a small park called Park Słowackiego nearby, perfect for a relaxed stroll after a day of exploring. The local market at Kamińskiego is just a couple of blocks over – you can find fresh produce, local cheeses, and that famous Wrocław potato soup the place is known for. Parking is a bit of a hassle; there’s a paid garage behind the building, but the street parking on Falzmannka can be a bit competitive during peak hours. I’d recommend arriving early in the morning if you’re heading out for a day trip. If you’re staying in the apartment, the free Wi‑Fi is solid but not the fastest – it’s enough for scrolling through photos and checking the weather, but not for streaming your favorite series.

All in all, offers a solid, no‑frills stay that feels authentic, especially if you’re not looking for a five‑star extravagance. The staff are genuinely friendly, the room is comfortable, and the location is just right for exploring the city while still enjoying a quiet, home‑like environment. I’d say it’s a great pick for travelers who want to feel like a local rather than a tourist, and who appreciate the simple, honest charm of a well‑maintained apartment in the heart of Wrocław.

Best hotels in Wroclaw range from charming boutique properties in the historic Market Square to elegant island hotels with stunning views of the Oder River and Cathedral Island.

Mala Italia Apartments Accommodations

Reviews of Mala Italia Apartments

• Veronika from Hungary (8/10)

  Very spatious, nice design and furniture, pet friendly, possibility of late check-in.

• Natalia from Sweden (7/10)

  Great communication and absolutely beautiful view from the balcony. Nicely smelling beddings

• Akvile from Lithuania (8/10)

  Clean,big appartments. All you need for one night stay.

• Irma from Lithuania (9/10)

  Self check-in service. Free parking space. Nice and clean apartament.

• Aidis from Latvia (9/10)

  The apartment was comfortable. Everything was as described.

• Saulėja from Lithuania (8/10)

  Good for an over-night stay.

• Raimundas from Lithuania (9/10)

  Eassy check inn, good price.

• Antonious from Poland (7/10)

  Calmness, spacious apartment

• Petr from Czech Republic (7/10)

  Really nice, modern, clean flat.

• Agata from Poland (8/10)

  Clean, quiet neighbourhood, kitchen with all the suppliers (kettle, microwave, oven, stove, silvers, plates, glasses), towels included

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