New Apartment OLD TOWN – 3 Rooms – 7 People – Parking Place – Kościuszki Street

New Apartment OLD TOWN – 3 Rooms – 7 People – Parking Place – Kościuszki Street Overview

So I stumbled upon this place called New Apartment OLD TOWN – 3 Rooms – 7 People – Parking Place – Kościuszki Street during a weekend trip to Wrocław, and honestly, it was one of those happy accidents that makes traveling so rewarding. You know how sometimes the best experiences are the ones you don’t plan? Well, this was exactly that. The apartment sits right on Tadeusza Kościuszki Street, which sounds fancy but it’s actually this quiet residential strip – perfect because you’re still in the heart of Stare Miasto but you don’t get hammered by the tourist crowds that clog up the main squares.

The building itself is one of those typical Wrocław tenements, you know the type – solid, a bit weathered, but full of character. My first thought when I walked in was how much space we actually had; I mean, seven people could comfortably spread out without feeling like they’re climbing over each other. The kitchen? Actually decent – not hotel-grade, but you could definitely whip up a proper meal instead of relying on overpriced restaurant food every night. And here’s the thing that really sold me – the parking spot. I know, I know, it sounds basic, but try finding parking in this part of Wrocław during festival season. We literally watched three other drivers circle the block for twenty minutes while we just pulled right in. The check-in process was smooth too, though the host kept apologizing about the elevator being “a bit slow” – which is polite Polish code for “it’s a Soviet-era box that moves at walking speed.”

Location-wise, you’re basically set. There’s this incredible little bakery called Kawiarnia Słodki Pies right around the corner – their morning croissants smell like butter and happiness, and honestly, I’m pretty sure that’s what woke me up better than coffee. The walking distance to the Market Square is maybe eight minutes, but here’s a pro tip: head the opposite direction toward the Christmas Market area (even if it’s not Christmas) because that route takes you past some genuinely local spots, not just the usual tourist traps. Noise wasn’t an issue at all, which surprised me given how central it is – I mean, you could hear the occasional tram rumble by, but nothing that disrupted sleep. The only slight downside? The shower water pressure is… well, let’s just say it’s more of a gentle cascade than a proper blast, but honestly, after a day of exploring Wrocław’s bridges and beer gardens, you’re not going to care much. The New Apartment OLD TOWN feels exactly like what it promises – a proper base in the old town without any of the pretense.

Hotel in Wroclaw booking should be done early, especially during cultural festivals when the city hosts internationally acclaimed arts and music events.

New Apartment OLD TOWN – 3 Rooms – 7 People – Parking Place – Kościuszki Street Accommodations