Prince Witold Apartments near the Market Square 43 Księcia Witolda Street

Prince Witold Apartments near the Market Square 43 Księcia Witolda Street Overview

Prince Witold Apartments near the Market Square is tucked into the heart of Śródmieście, right on 43 Księcia Witolda. I remember stepping out of the train station, the air already buzzing with the city’s late‑afternoon rhythm, and the first thing I noticed was the simple, almost unassuming façade. The front door is a bright, cheerful paint that feels like a friendly nod from the building to anyone passing by. Inside, the check‑in was surprisingly quick – the staff handed me a digital key after a brief chat, and that was it. I mean, no long lines, no confusing paperwork, just a quick “welcome to Wrocław” and a map of the city on a Post-it.

Once I unpacked, the apartment felt like a little slice of home. The living area is cozy, with a sofa that’s oddly comfy for a 3‑star place – the cushions are a bit firm, but you’ll get used to them. I spent a few hours just lounging on the sofa, scrolling through a local guide, and the Wi‑Fi was decent, though it hiccups a couple of times when the whole block is streaming a live football match. The kitchen is small but functional: a fridge, a microwave, a kettle – I made myself a cup of coffee and watched the city light up from the balcony. The only thing that caught me off guard was the bathroom’s vintage tiles; they’re a bit worn, but the shower’s water pressure is surprisingly strong for a place of this age.

The location is what truly makes this spot special. You’re literally a stone’s throw from Rynek – the Market Square – and every morning you can hear the clatter of vendors setting up their stalls. If you’re looking for a breakfast spot, there’s a bakery on Głogowska Street that sells the best pierogi in town. I walked down Głogowska, past the old town hall, and found a small, hidden café that serves coffee so strong it feels like a hug. Just a block away, Piotrkowska Street buzzes with nightlife, but the apartment’s walls are surprisingly soundproof. In the evenings, you’ll hear the distant hum of traffic, but the noise level is low enough that I could sleep through a midnight jazz concert at the local club.

Parking is a bit of a hassle if you’re driving, but I found a free street parking spot just three blocks away on Wrocławska. The paid garage on Płocka Street is a bit pricey, but it’s only a minute’s walk from the building. I’d advise arriving before 10 pm to avoid the rush. The hotel’s staff are friendly, and they’ll point you toward the best parking options. I also checked out the local bus stop on Księcia Witolda – the routes are convenient, and you can hop on a bus to Ostrów Tumski within 10 minutes. For a quick bike ride, there’s a rental shop on Ratuszowa, and you can pedal right into the old town center.

Honestly, the only downside is the room’s lack of space. If you’re a big bag carrier, the closet feels a bit cramped. Also, the Wi‑Fi sometimes drops when the entire block is streaming a local football match, but the building’s staff usually get it back up in a couple of minutes. Despite that, the overall experience was genuinely memorable. The apartment’s décor is a blend of modern touches and old‑world charm – think exposed brick walls paired with sleek, contemporary furniture. The natural light that pours in from the windows made the space feel airy and bright. The scent of fresh bread from the bakery on Głogowska and the faint aroma of the city’s historic churches create a sensory backdrop that’s hard to beat.

If you’re planning a trip during the summer, expect the market square to be bustling, and the apartment’s windows might feel a bit cooler due to the morning breezes. In the off‑season, the area is quieter, and you can enjoy a quiet coffee on the balcony while watching the sunrise over the city. For anyone looking for a comfortable, centrally located base

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Prince Witold Apartments near the Market Square 43 Księcia Witolda Street Accommodations

Reviews of Prince Witold Apartments near the Market Square 43 Księcia Witolda Street

• Bárbara from Germany (9/10)

  The apartament is gorgeous, it has everything you need, the location is great.

• Chantil from United Kingdom (9/10)

• Oksana from United Kingdom (9/10)

  Very cute and cosy place.
  It has everything you need for a short or long stay.
  I loved the location. It isn't far from historical centre but it is nice and quiet.

• Julia from Austria (9/10)

  Quick check-in, nice and clean room. I’m happy with my choice

• Simona from United Kingdom (1/10)

• Roksana from United Kingdom (9/10)

  I liked everything about apartment

• Sandra from United Kingdom (9/10)

  Clean, comfortable, near all facilities and Christmas market

• Ian from Belgium (9/10)

  Communication was fast and efficient
  Self check-in is very handy
  The location of the flat: very close to the old town, meters away from a nice coffee place with river view.
  The rooftop!! You can access the building rooftop and the view is super nice
  The flat in itself: everything we needed, and a huge balcony.

• Walczyk from Poland (7/10)

  Dobra lokalizacja wystrój Ok

• Raman from Poland (8/10)

  В номере было чисто, было все что необходимо, удобная локализация. Персонал всегда был на связи и оказывал помощь в вопросах с размещением.

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