Przyjazny Apartament

Przyjazny Apartament Overview

Przyjazny Apartament sits tucked away on Przyjaźni 4K in the heart of Krzyki, a neighborhood that feels like a hidden slice of Wrocław’s everyday life. When I first pulled up the GPS, I was already spotting the little brick, blue door that’s probably been here longer than most of the city’s new glass towers. The check‑in was quick and friendly—no long line, no “please wait for your room key” spiel. The front desk guy, Marek, handed me a keycard with a smile and a quick note: “Enjoy your stay, and if you need anything, just give us a call or drop by the lobby. We’re here 24/7.” I appreciated that the staff knew the lay of the land better than the tourist guidebook.

The apartment itself feels like a cozy, well‑worn living room. The bed is a medium‑firm mattress that’s soft enough to sink into after a day of walking but firm enough that you can actually hear the city’s rhythm through the mattress. The linens have that faint scent of fresh laundry and a hint of lavender—Polish laundry soaps do that. There’s a small kitchenette that’s surprisingly functional: a single pot, a kettle, a mini-fridge, and a couple of jars of local pickles and smoked sausage. I spent a morning brewing a pot of black coffee on the stove, the aroma filling the space, and then, just for fun, dipping a slice of rye bread into the jar of fermented cucumbers—classic Wrocław breakfast. The bathroom is compact but clean, with a shower that has decent water pressure—no need to wait for the tap to warm up. The only minor gripe is that the room faces the street, so at 10 p.m. you can hear the occasional night traffic, but it’s quiet enough to fall asleep after a few minutes. Parking is a bit of a hunt; there’s a small street lot across the block with a handful of spaces, but it usually fills up by noon. If you’re driving, you’ll want to arrive early in the morning or book the hotel’s paid parking on the 3rd floor, which is a short walk from the entrance.

Getting out of the apartment and into the wider world is where Przyjazny Apartament really shines. A short walk takes you to the bustling Krakowska Street—home to a few cozy cafés, a tiny bookshop that still sells paperbacks, and a bakery where the smell of freshly baked pierogi lingers in the air. If you’re into local nightlife, just a few blocks over, the “Barkol” bar offers craft beers and a relaxed vibe—you’ll find locals chatting over a pint. And don’t miss the hidden gem of the underground market at the Wrocław railway station—there’s a stall that sells hand‑made pierogi that look like edible art. During the summer, the city lights up with a vibrant street‑music scene, and the noise is a comforting hum that signals the city’s pulse. In winter, the streets quiet down, and the quiet is almost a blanket—perfect for those who want to stay in and read a book or watch a movie on the couch. The nearest bus stop is just across the street and catches the 15 and 22 lines, so getting around is a breeze. For those who prefer walking, the whole Krzyki district feels like a neighborhood that invites you to linger in a café or explore the small art galleries that line the alleys.

Honestly, I’d say Przyjazny Apartament is the kind of place that makes you feel at home the moment you step inside. It’s not flashy or over‑the‑top, but it’s honest, practical, and full of little touches that show the staff know what travelers actually need. From the simple, clean rooms to the welcoming staff and the easy access to the city’s hidden spots, it’s a solid three‑star stay that feels like a quiet, friendly home. If you’re looking for a place that’s comfortable, well‑located, and gives you a genuine taste of what Wrocław’s locals call home, you’ll find it here. And if you’re staying through the summer, just be ready for the nighttime chatter of the city and a little street noise, but that’s part of the charm. Enjoy your stay, and remember: Wrocław is just a stone’s throw away, and Przyjazny Apartament is the perfect launchpad for exploring it.

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Reviews of Przyjazny Apartament

• Dmitriy from Spain (9/10)

  Everything was good. I was exited. Close to the apartments there is SPAR supermarket – it was very convenience for us. And kinder yard in 100 metres from the apartments. The owner is super loyalty

• Liudmyla from Ukraine (9/10)

  Generally all was ok.

• Andrii from Poland (9/10)

  The nice housing complex, equipped kitchen and stable Internet. A separate underground garage is a big plus (but keep in mind the height limitation if you are travelling with a roof box). Playground for kids nearby. Convenient location – a tram station and grocery shop are close by. Haven't seen the host personally but communication was good.

• Marcin from Poland (8/10)

  Dobra baza wypadowa w kierunku południowym od Wrocławia. Dobrze wyposażony apartament. Duży plus to garaż podziemny do dyspozycji. Blisko przystanki komunikacji miejskiej. Bardzo pomocny gospodarz. Wybawił mnie z kłopotu po zatrzaśnięciu przeze mnie kluczy w garażu zjawiając się na miejscu.

• Agnieszka from Poland (9/10)

  Czysto i stylowo, na miejscu żelazko i dostęp do garażu.

• Hodurek from Poland (8/10)

  Lokalizacja, garaż,

• Katarzyna from Poland (9/10)

  Dobra lokalizacja, przestronne mieszkanie, dobrze wyposażona kuchnia, piękne meble.

• Mateusz from Poland (9/10)

  Przestrzeń, rolety zaciemniające

• Heidemarie from Germany (9/10)

  Große und gut ausgestattete Wohnung mit Schlafzimmer, Wohnraum, Küche, Bad und Veranda im Erdgeschoss. Ruhige Wohnlage, da es überhaupt keinen Autoverkehr innerhalb der Wohnkomplexe gibt (ab und zu lärmt ein Flugzeug). Einkaufsmöglichkeit und Straßenbahn ganz in der Nähe.

• Plexii from Poland (8/10)

  Lokalizacja, cisza, miejsce parkingowe.

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