Premium Apart Centrum

Premium Apart Centrum Overview

Premium Apart Centrum sits right on Generała Antoniego Madalińskiego, a stone’s throw from the buzzing heart of Wrocław’s old town. I walked in on a crisp Monday morning, and the front desk guy—his name was Piotr—gave me a quick, friendly smile that said, “You’re in good hands.” The check‑in was almost instant; you don’t have to wait in a long line, which is a relief after a tiring flight. He handed me a key card and pointed out the free Wi‑Fi code (you’ll see it on the welcome board) and the small café on the ground floor that serves the best espresso in the area. I was pleasantly surprised by how quiet the lobby was—no loud music, just the low hum of conversation and the faint scent of fresh pastries.

The room itself is a cozy 25‑square‑meter space, clean and simple. I love the memory foam mattress (honestly, it’s a game‑changer for a city trip) and the small but functional kitchenette—just a mini fridge, a kettle, and a coffee maker. The bathroom is sleek, with a rain shower that really feels like a spa; the showerhead is a bit noisy, but that’s normal for older buildings. On the desk, there’s a stack of local guides, and I found a map that highlights the best pedestrian routes. I used the free bike rack outside the building—there’s a small fee for the parking, but it’s not too bad, and you can leave your bike there for the whole stay. I spent my first night exploring the nearby streets: a short walk up to Krakowska Street for a bite at a tiny pierogi place, and down to the “Czarny Kiełbasa” bar on Słowackiego for a relaxed evening. The noise level outside the window is pleasant—mostly the chatter of tourists, the occasional honk of a city bus, nothing too loud.

What really made the stay memorable was the sense of place. I was only a five‑minute walk from the market square, so I could stroll the entire day without a taxi. The hotel’s location is perfect for catching the sunset over the Cathedral, and the nearby cafe on Książęca Street offers a great of the old bridges. Parking is a bit of a hassle because the street is narrow, but the hotel’s paid parking is conveniently located a block away, and there’s plenty of street parking if you’re willing to shuffle a bit. The only minor critique—well, sort of—I wish the room had a little more storage space for winter coats; a small closet would be nice. Still, the overall vibe is warm, practical, and right in the thick of the city’s living heart. If you’re after a comfortable base without the high‑price tag of a four‑star boutique, this place really delivers. You’ll leave with a true sense of “I was here” and a few hidden spot recommendations from a local who knows the city by heart.

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Reviews of Premium Apart Centrum

• Klara from Germany (8/10)

  Die Lage ist top, wenn man mit dem Zug reist. Das Apartment hat auch, bis auf eine Kaffeemaschine, alles, was man für einen kurzen Aufenthalt braucht. Sehr sauber, modernes Haus, kleines Lebensmittelgeschäft im Haus. In 15-20 Minuten zu Fuß ist man am Rynek.

• Kana21 from Poland (8/10)

  Big screen

• Clive from Australia (9/10)

  Great apartment and location

• Józef from Poland (7/10)

  lokalizacja

• Robert from Poland (9/10)

  Blisko dworca PKP i centrum.
  Czysto. Nowy budynek. Pomocny gospodarz. Niska cena.

• Olga from Poland (1/10)

• Monika from Poland (6/10)

  Czystość, lokalizacja

• Andrzej from Poland (5/10)

  Super lokalizacja, nowy apartamentowiec. Miejsce w sam raz na nocleg przed porannym pociągiem

• Ilya from Poland (9/10)

  Вид с окон. Зона отдыха на балконе, после жарких дней, вечерком посидеть на балконе отлично.

• Mykietów from Poland (9/10)

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