Prince4You Apartments

Prince4You Apartments Overview

Prince4You Apartments tucked into 38 Księcia Witolda in Śródmieście feels like a secret hide‑out you’d stumble upon if you’re wandering past the market square on a rainy Thursday. I remember pulling up in a rented car, the parking lot already buzzing with tourists and locals alike – a small, somewhat cramped space, but there’s a free spot just a block away if you’re willing to walk a couple of minutes. The building itself is that charming early‑20th‑century brick façade you see on the postcards, but the real magic is inside: the reception desk is a friendly face that actually greets you by name (I was told my name at check‑in even before I asked). They handed me a keycard and a map of the city that had a little doodle of a beer mug, but the tip about the best place for pierogi was worth its weight in gold.

Once I stepped into my room, the vibe was instantly comforting. The apartment is a smart mix of modern and cozy – a little studio with a pull‑out sofa that’s surprisingly soft, a kitchenette that has all the basics (a fridge, a kettle, a mini‑oven), and a tiny balcony that opens onto a quiet street where you can hear the distant hum of a tram and the occasional bark of a stray dog. The curtains are heavy enough to muffle the city’s nightlife, so you can actually sleep without the street lights creeping in. I mean, the first thing I noticed was the smell of fresh laundry from the next door – it’s a subtle, clean scent that makes you feel right at home. The Wi‑Fi was fast, which is a blessing when you’re trying to post that Instagram story about the onion soup you just had in the old town. The bathroom had this quirky, vintage showerhead that gave a gentle spray – not too cold, not too hot – just right for a quick rinse after a day of exploring.

The best part? The whole experience feels unpretentious. They offer a small breakfast selection – think a bagel, a yogurt, and a croissant – and if you’re hungry, you’re just a block away from the street market where you can grab a corner of a juicy zapiekanka (yes, that cheesy, tomato‑filled sandwich). I took advantage of the free parking in the community lot next to the building, but I didn’t mind the brief wait for a spot – it gives you a chance to chat with a local who was also staying there. The nearby streets are lined with cafés that serve the best coffee in town, and a few minutes down the road you’ll find the German Theater and the Cathedral – perfect for a photo op at sunset. The noise level is pretty low after 10 p.m., so if you’re a light sleeper, this place is a win. If you’re traveling during the summer, be sure to bring a light jacket for the evenings because the air can get a bit chillier under the old brick.

In all, staying at felt like staying in a friend’s apartment – the kind of place that has a little extra personality and a host who actually cares. I’d recommend it to anyone who wants to be close to the heart of Wrocław but still wants to retreat into a quiet, comfortable space. If you’re into exploring the local scene, the street vendors, and the historic vibe of Śródmieście, this is your base. Just remember to arrive early if you’re heading to the city center during the holiday rush, because the parking can get a bit crowded. I’ll definitely be back next time I’m in Wrocław, and I’m already planning to grab that pierogi again on the day I visit.

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Reviews of Prince4You Apartments

• Saroukh from Germany (9/10)

  The apartment is beautiful, new and modern.

• Anna from Poland (8/10)

  Great location in the newly-built part of the city but walking distance from Old town. There are couple of nice restaurants next to it and you can walk along the river in the evening. Apartment is big and well-equipped, facing backyard so it’s quite at night.

• Ryan from Poland (8/10)

  Modern decor, brand new, close to trendy restaurants and cafes, strong wifi, walkable to the center, nice kitchenette

• Anna from Czech Republic (9/10)

  Great location! Very easy commute anywhere we needed to. Great proximity to the shops, tram stops, old town square, restaurants, etc.
  Apartment itself was spacious, nicely decorated, very practical. It is advertised for what it is.

• Oleksandra from Poland (8/10)

  Beautiful apartment with a lot of lights, great location, super easy self check in. Everything inside is new

• Katy from United Kingdom (9/10)

  Well equipped, spacious, well located.
  Spotless and excellent price

• Georgia from United Kingdom (9/10)

  The check in was so smooth. The flat is spotless and tastefully decorated with paintings of Modigliani. The bed is comfortable and soaking in the bathtub after a long day was a must. The apartment is well equipped and the neighborhood was so quiet. The city centre is just a breath away, plus there are little shops around if you need a nimble. Thank you for making our stay in Wroclaw ever so special!

• Paul from Poland (9/10)

  Everything was great. Lovely brand new tastefully renovated spacious apartment, excellent location by the river and very close to the centre. All was great

• Alexander from Germany (7/10)

  Nice, modern and stylish accommodation in a very new apartment complex. Conveniently located in a very quiet area just across the Oder river from Wroclaw Old Town. Fast and reliable Wifi (once it works). Comfortable mattress.

• Kanstantsin from Belarus (5/10)

  – a new building in the walking distance from the center of Wroclaw
  – most of the necessary equipment in the apartment (except for the microwave)

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