noclegi przy dworcu PKP

noclegi przy dworcu PKP Overview

noclegi przy dworcu PKP sits right on Sucha 15 B 5, just a few steps from the main station platform. I first walked in on a misty Saturday morning, the kind that makes the city feel like a dreamscape. The lobby was a cozy mix of old industrial charm and modern polish—leather armchairs, a brick wall with a faded map of Wrocław, and that faint scent of freshly brewed coffee that seemed to seep from the barista’s corner. Check‑in was surprisingly smooth; the front desk staff greeted me with a warm smile and handed me a keycard that glowed like a tiny promise. I was the second guest that day, so the desk was almost empty—no long waits, just a friendly chat about the local coffee spots.

The rooms are straightforward but well thought out. I stayed in the 5th floor room, a bit higher than the ground floor, so I could avoid the rumble of the trains that occasionally drifts through the walls. The bed was a generous queen with crisp linens that made you want to stay a while longer, and the window faced the street with its bustling cafés and the occasional bus pulling up at the curb. I could hear the distant clang of the tram tracks, but the noise was muffled enough that it didn’t disturb the quiet. The shower was a small, efficient space, but the water pressure surprised me—steady and warm, a relief after a long day of exploring the market district on Odrzańska. The flat-screen TV had a decent selection of Polish channels and Netflix, and the minibar was stocked with local Polish crisps and a few bottles of local vodka—perfect for a quick midnight snack.

Parking can be a bit of a hunt if you drive because the nearest spot is on Słoneczna Street, a short walk from the hotel. I parked there on a rainy afternoon, and the staff at the parking lot were friendly—handed me a voucher and told me the closest underground lot was a quick 5‑minute walk. The hotel itself doesn’t have a dedicated parking spot, but that’s fine; the city’s cheap public parking is within reach from the station. I usually take advantage of the nearby bus stop on Sucha where you can hop on a line heading towards the Old Town. If you’re staying during the summer, the station’s proximity to the Silesian Railway Museum is a bonus—you can spend a few hours exploring exhibits with a coffee in hand.

What really sets apart is the local vibe you get from the surrounding area. After checking out, I wandered down to the Księży Młyn street, where the old bakery on the corner still sells fresh rye bread—so good you’ll feel like you’re walking straight into a postcard. There’s also a little bar on the corner of Sucha and Brukowa, a favorite among locals for their craft beer selection and live jazz on Friday nights. The hotel’s proximity to the main station makes it a great base for hopping off to the university campus on Świdnicka or to the underground shopping mall on Hala Stulecia, all without having to take a taxi. In short, it’s a place you can stay that feels like an extension of the city’s heartbeat, with just enough polish to make your stay comfortable.

Hotels near me in Wroclaw offer convenient access to the old town, where guests can easily walk to the Gothic Town Hall, Centennial Hall, and the famous dwarf statues.

noclegi przy dworcu PKP Accommodations

Reviews of noclegi przy dworcu PKP

• Tatyana from Ukraine (9/10)

  There is a comfortable room near the Central railway and bus stations (so and quite, clean with all facilitates). The staff was very friendly, besides I've got a better room without additional payment.

• Davit from Armenia (9/10)

  Closer to the center, has bath in the room , refrigerator is a bug plus … , and all mentioned things.

• Lidia from Switzerland (8/10)

  Excellent location, clean, small and simple, but offers everything you need. Very close to the train and bus station, but very quiet.

• Tetyana from Ukraine (8/10)

  The apartment is located very close to the railway station and has everything a traveler needs. Getting into the apartment was easy. Overall, it is a nice and clean place for a transit stay in Wroclaw.

• Yasmin from Czech Republic (8/10)

• Laura from United Kingdom (8/10)

  Great location close to train and bus station. The place was clean and very comfortable.

• Barbara from United Kingdom (9/10)

  clean, quiet, perfect location.

• Aysel from Poland (8/10)

  Nice room and great location.

• Małgorzata from Poland (8/10)

  Great location, just next to the main train station and not that far away from the city center. Room well equipped (iron desk, hairdryer, towels, small fridge as well as basic kitchen tools) and in general clean. Easy access to the apartment via pin codes provided before arrival. It was nice stay.

• Paulina from United Kingdom (9/10)

  location, very clean, easy access

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