Na Grobli 123

Na Grobli 123 Overview

Na Grobli 123 is tucked into the quieter side of Wrocław’s historic Krzyki district, right on Na Grobli 16A. I first spotted it from the corner of the old market square, where the cobblestones still whisper stories of the city’s medieval past. The building itself—an unassuming, slightly weathered brick edifice—has a charm that feels like walking into an old friend’s apartment. As soon as I walked in, the scent of fresh coffee from the little café on the ground floor mingled with the faint aroma of baked pastries—true for any Wrocławian who knows that the local bakeries out here are practically a staple of the neighborhood.

The lobby is a cozy space with a wall of reclaimed wood that feels both rustic and contemporary. The reception desk is manned by a friendly, bilingual staff who greet you with a warm “Dzień dobry” and a genuine smile. Check‑in is quick—just a few minutes to grab your key card and a map that’s actually more useful than the generic brochure you’d find at a larger hotel chain. They’ll even point out the best coffee spots on the street, like that hidden café on Mikołajki Street that serves the best latte in town.

Rooms are a pleasant surprise. I stayed in a standard double room that’s about 20 square meters—nice and compact but not cramped. The bed is surprisingly plush, with a crisp, white duvet that feels like sleeping in a boutique hotel. The bathroom is modern, with a rain shower that’s a real treat after a day of exploring the city. The windows open onto a small balcony that offers a view of the quiet streets of Krzyki, and you can actually hear the distant hum of the tram line during rush hour, which is surprisingly mellow. Noise levels are generally low, especially after 10 pm, and the building’s insulation keeps out the street chatter. only minor drawback is that the room’s AC can be a bit loud when set to a high setting, but you can always switch to the quieter fan.

Parking is a real plus. There’s a small, secure parking lot right behind the building that can accommodate cars and even bikes—very handy if you’re traveling by car or simply want a safe spot for a bicycle you rent from the nearby bike shop. The parking fee is modest, and the attendants are friendly, giving you a quick rundown on how to access the parking. Street parking is also available, but you’ll need to keep an eye on the parking meters, especially during the busy summer months. Speaking of which, the area gets livelier around mid‑June to early September, with street musicians and pop‑up markets on the square, but the hotel’s location still feels like a quiet oasis.

What I love most about is how it feels like part of the neighborhood rather than a separate tourist bubble. The staff often mention that the best times to walk to the market square are either early in the morning before the crowds or later in the evening when the lights are warm and the square is less crowded. If you’re looking to explore Wrocław’s culinary scene, the street food stalls at the intersection of Piastowska and Wrocławska streets are a must‑visit, and the staff will happily recommend the best spots for pierogi and local craft beer.

Honestly, staying here was an experience that felt like a blend of comfort and authenticity. The hotel’s 3‑star rating and 9.1 score were well deserved, but the real value was in the personal touches—from the handwritten welcome note to the insider tips on the best coffee spots. If you’re planning a trip to Wrocław and want a place that feels like a home away from home, is the spot that checks all the boxes without the corporate fluff. The only thing I would suggest is to book a room with the balcony early if you’re planning to stay during peak season—those views are a real treat, especially at sunset. Overall, I would recommend this place without hesitation; it’s the sort of hidden gem that makes a trip memorable.

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Na Grobli 123 Accommodations

Reviews of Na Grobli 123

• David from Poland (10/10)

  Very nice apartment with all necessities. Comfy, very clean with nice view. Totally recommend.

• Stephen from United Kingdom (9/10)

  Very modern apartment well equipped. All the utensils, pots and pans etc that you would need.
  Comfortable bed and quiet location near the river.

• Agnieszka from Poland (9/10)

  Super mieszkanko, na 2 osoby wystarczające, czysto, bardzo dobrze wyposażona kuchnia oraz łazienka. Bardzo dobry kontakt z właścicielem, polecam, polecam, polecam.

• Katarzyna from Poland (10/10)

  Czyste, dobrze wyposażone mieszkanie, blisko do zoo i łatwo trafić do centrum miasta

• Ziółkowska from Poland (8/10)

  Mieszkanie ładne i czyste . Było wszytko co potrzeba.

• Thorsten from Germany (8/10)

  Die Übergabe des Schlüssels hat super geklappt.
  Der Kontakt war sehr nett ! Gut ausgestattetes und hübsches Appartement mit Balkon und Blick auf die Oder. Das Fahrzeug steht sicher im Innenhof welcher durch eine Schranke gesichert ist. Zu Fuß ist man in 15-20 Minuten im Centrum der Stadt. Direkt neben der Wohnung ist auch ein kleiner Lebensmittelladen wo man bis spät abends alles bekommen kann. Alles in Allem kann man die Unterkunft weiter empfehlen.

• Karolina from Poland (10/10)

  Wystrój udogodnienia lokalzokcjay

• Martyna from Poland (8/10)

  Apartament był w dobrej lokalizacji (blisko do Zoo i Fontanny Multimedialnej na czym nam zależało). Właścicielka bardzo miła. Mieszkanie czyste, zadbane i dobrze wyposażone.

• Martin from Czech Republic (8/10)

  Pohodli, v 1.patre,vyhledna reku s balkonem

• Adam from Poland (10/10)

  Mieszkanie jest świetne na krotki jak i dłuższy pobyt we Wrocławiu. Na wyposażeniu jest wszystko co potrzeba. Kontakt z właścicielką bardzo dobry. W okolicy panuje cisza i spokój. Śmiało można wypocząć po całodziennym zwiedzaniu. Duży plus za prywatne miejsce parkingowe na parkingu ze szlabanem.

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