Pure Rental Apartments

Pure Rental Apartments Overview

Pure Rental Apartments sits on ul. Gwiaździsta 8 in the Krzyki district, right where the old industrial streets meet the green lanes that lead out of the city center. I walked there on a rainy Thursday, and the first thing that struck me was the friendly, almost apologetic greeting at the front desk – they’re quick with a smile and a clear, “Welcome, you’re in the right spot.” The check‑in was smooth; they handed me a keycard that glowed on the counter like a tiny lighthouse. I mean, who needs a card system when you’ve got a tech‑savvy local? Well, it was a nice touch.

Walking out, you’re immediately hit by the scent of freshly cut grass from the nearby park, and the distant chatter from the cafés on Wrocław’s main boulevard. There’s a small, family‑owned bakery on Krakowska Street a block away that serves the best rye bread – I swear the crust was crisp enough to hear the crunch. If you’re craving a quick bite, the corner eatery on Stawowa Street offers pierogis that melt in your mouth, and they’ve got a ‘secret’ sauce that’s just a dash of smoked paprika and a whisper of garlic. The locals love the little green café on Główna – it’s a stone’s throw from Pure, and the barista knows your name by the second cup.

The apartments themselves? They’re a blend of modern chic and cozy, almost rustic charm. The living area has a big, comfy sofa with a throw that’s softer than a cloud, and the kitchen comes fully stocked – think of a small grocery store on the next floor, only more affordable. The bed? I slept on the one that’s covered in a quilt that feels like a hug. The bathroom is like a mini spa, with a rain shower that’s louder than your neighbors’ late‑night TV. Speaking of neighbors, there’s a subtle hum of the city at night, but the building’s insulation does a decent job of keeping the traffic noise down, so you get that sweet, quiet sleep you crave after a day of sightseeing.

Parking is a breeze because there’s a small, paid lot right across the street that’s always full during the summer, yet they have a small discount for guests if you ask. I parked there the first night, and the attendants were friendly, offering a quick map of the city’s bike lanes if you’re into cycling. The one quirk I noticed is that the elevators are a bit slow during rush hour – like, you’re on the 3rd floor and the elevator takes a full minute to arrive, but honestly, that’s a minor inconvenience compared to the overall vibe.

During the high season, the streets around Krzyki get bustling, but you’ll still find pockets of calm. The neighbourhood is full of local shops, a small cinema, and a park where kids play soccer. The only downside is that the streetlights on Gwiaździsta can be a bit harsh on late evenings, but that’s a tiny price to pay for being so close to the city. In the off‑season, you can stroll up to the river, feel the cool breeze, and hear the distant hum of the university campus. It’s the kind of place that feels less like a hotel and more like a home on a different continent, and honestly, that’s why I’d recommend Pure Rental Apartments to anyone looking to soak up Wrocław with a touch of local flavor.

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Reviews of Pure Rental Apartments

• Denise from Germany (10/10)

  Easy check-in with codes instead of keys or cards that could get lost. Very clean, comfy and modern apartment with everything you could have asked for (even a washing machine and a nice balcony). Communication with the hosts was excellenct! Would definitely stay there again and recommend it.

• Mags from Ireland (10/10)

  It was so spacious and beautiful designed

• Guillermo from United States (10/10)

  The location is actually pretty good although it seems to be a bit off the old town center. It's a 3-minute walk to the bus/tram stop where one can go to various places including old town center and the train station.
  The apartment is very quite, spacious and new, with good air conditioning, door/window sealing. It provides very complete kitchen facilities (stove, microwave, refrigerator, utensils, oil/salt/sugar/etc), although I didn't use any of them except for plates for placing fruits and hot water kettle for boiling water. The washing machine worked perfectly and I was able to wash the towels/clothes whenever needed (although I had to buy washing detergent by myself).
  There was a small supermarket nearby (again 3-min walk) where one can buy fruits/vegetables/dairies/etc, and there is also a big supermarket in less than 10-min walk where one can buy everything.
  The breakfast provided by a near by restaurant (3-min walk) is more than adequate, although it would be nicer if an extra coffee can be supplemented.

• Nelu from Romania (10/10)

  Everything was absolutely perfect.
  Congratulation to the person who manage this apartament.

• Marie from Czech Republic (8/10)

  We have postponed the stay due to illness for one day and the owner did very much meet our requests (for a reasonable extra fee). We did book the parking slot and breakfast, both was ok, the portion was big, although we would drink more during the breakfast than one drink. A/C was very good in the hot days, the room was very good equiped.

• Zoltan from Hungary (10/10)

  All good. Looks like a new apartment, very well equipped. Nice and clean. I do recommend!

• Peter from Hungary (8/10)

• Mikkel from Denmark (9/10)

  It was a nice, clean apartment with kitchen and balcony. Easy to enter. It took about 10 – 15 minutes to walk to the centre of Wroclaw. Nice breakfast with coffee and lemonade ad libitum.

• Beverly from United Kingdom (9/10)

  The place was amazing. There is air condition. Car park available underground but you have to reserve. The apartment is clean and tidy. It was also spacious, and it was quiet. Bed was comfortable. Extra pillow available. We enjoyed our stay.

• Henry from Estonia (8/10)

  Location was suitable for us, a/c, balcony was nice.

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