NightHost Kleczkowska 49 m 20

NightHost Kleczkowska 49 m 20 Overview

NightHost Kleczkowska 49 m 20 is a small, three‑star slice of comfort tucked into the quieter part of Psie Pole. I first stumbled onto it while chasing a late‑afternoon tram that zig‑zagged through the backstreets of Wrocław—Kleczkowska itself feels a little like a cul‑de‑sac that’s got a pulse. The building’s gray façade blends into the older brick behind it, but the little green awning waving over the door gives off a surprisingly friendly vibe. Check‑in was a breeze: the front desk clerk—Polish, of course, and with a quick smile—handed me a key and an instant “welcome” thank‑you note that had a tiny map of the city’s walking routes. I mean, you can’t get lost in Wrocław if you start from the same spot you’re standing at right now.

The rooms are pretty straightforward: a single‑bed layout with a small desk, a flat‑screen TV that a few of us found a bit dated, and a bathroom that’s clean but missing the luxury you’d expect from a boutique hotel. I’d say the house‑keeping is decent, but if you’re a night owl, the hallway light can be a bit of a buzz—perfect for the “sleepers” who love a little background hum. The real charm, though, is the balcony view. When you’re on the second floor, you can see the backyard garden that’s kept tidy by the staff. The scent of fresh-cut grass mingles with the occasional whiff of the street’s bakery—Polish pastries, obviously, and they’re just outside the narrow alley on the next block. It’s a sensory reminder that you’re right in the middle of town, not in a resort zone.

Parking is a question I asked a few times. The hotel itself doesn’t have a dedicated lot, but there’s a street‑parking zone just a block away on Wierzbowcowa, and the city’s free underground parking at the Wrocław Central Station is only a 15‑minute walk. You’ll need a parking permit or pay a small fee—so keep that in mind if you’re planning a day trip. Noise-wise, the hotel sits in a quieter area, but the traffic on the main road (Kleczkowska) can be loud on weekends, especially with the late‑night bus service. I found the early‑morning traffic a bit of a headache, but the city’s trams are punctual and a real lifesaver if you’re heading into the city center around 10 a.m. or so. Honestly, the staff are friendly; they recommend the best local spots—like the café on Św. Kazimierza Street that serves the best pierogi you’ll ever taste, and a tiny bistro on 19th street that’s a favorite among locals for late‑night sandwiches.

When I was there, I noticed that the hotel doesn’t advertise a “luxury dining” option, but they do serve breakfast on-site. It’s a modest spread of coffee, fresh fruit, and a few pastries—good enough if you’re not starving, but not enough to swing for a gourmet experience. The hotel does offer a small lounge area where you can sit with a cup of tea, which is a nice touch because you can actually hear the city’s ambient hum—cars, chatter, and the occasional music from a nearby street performer. The staff do their best to keep the place quiet, and you’ll find that the room’s acoustics are decent—if you’re a light sleeper, maybe bring earplugs.

Overall, NightHost Kleczkowska 49 m 20 feels like a reliable, no‑frills base that lets you focus on exploring Wrocław. It’s not a palace, but it’s solid—rooms are clean, the staff are helpful, and the location is close to the main tram line, which is a lifesaver for getting to the old town or the university district. If you’re traveling with a tight budget or just looking for a simple spot to recharge, this place does the job. The only thing to watch out for is the traffic noise on the main road, and maybe plan your meals outside the hotel if you want a dinner with a side of fine Polish cuisine. The place feels like a warm hug from a local host, and honestly, that’s what travel’s all about, right?

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Reviews of NightHost Kleczkowska 49 m 20

• Lyubov from Ukraine (9/10)

  Будинок новий ,із місце для парковки .Гарне розташування ,не шумне.Відпочивали із сім'єю,все добре.Відчули себе як вдома

• Adi_hbl from Poland (6/10)

  Good value for money

• Eliza from Poland (8/10)

  Apartament wyposażony we wszystkie potrzebne rzeczy . Kuchenka zmywarka piekarnik przyrządy kuchenne. Miłym zaskoczeniem pralka wraz z elektryczna suszarka. Fajny kontakt z właścicielem.

• Sołtysiak from Poland (8/10)

  Fajne udogodnienia. Dobrze że była pralka i suszarka

• Joanna from Poland (7/10)

  Banlkon

• Łukasz from Poland (7/10)

  Lokalizacja. Powierzchnia apartamentu. Pralka i suszarka.

• Damian from Poland (6/10)

  Lokalizacja, możliwość wynajęcia parkingu podziemnego

• Bejot2021 from Poland (7/10)

  Spokój

• Małgorzata from Poland (5/10)

  Pościel była świeżo wyprana. Lokalizacja też na plus.

• Maciej from Germany (2/10)

  Parking .. kawa , herbata i podstawowe przyprawy

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