Renoma Old Town Residence

Renoma Old Town Residence Overview

You know what surprised me about the Renoma Old Town Residence? It’s this fantastic little spot right on Czysta Street that somehow manages to feel tucked away despite being smack in the heart of Wrocław’s Old Town. I mean, when you’re walking down those cobblestones with the medieval town hall looming nearby, you’d expect everything to be touristy and loud, but this place has this quiet elegance that actually caught me off guard. The building itself has this lovely pre-war charm – you can tell they’ve kept a lot of the original details while updating everything to feel modern and comfortable.

The location is seriously hard to beat. You’re literally a two-minute stumble from the Market Square, which if you’ve been to Wrocław, you know is both a blessing and a curse depending on what you’re after. The room I stayed in faced the courtyard, which was perfect because it stayed cool and peaceful even during that crazy weekend when the street festival was happening right outside. Speaking of rooms, mine was on the third floor – not so high that the elevator was a pain, but high enough that I didn’t have to worry about street noise. The bed was one of those ones where you just sink right in, and there’s this little desk by the window where I ended up doing half my work, watching people walk by with their coffee and pastries from the bakery that’s literally right downstairs. You’ve got to try that place – it’s called Kawiarnia Literacka, and they make this amazing almond croissant that I religiously grabbed every morning.

What really impressed me about Renoma Old Town Residence was how it felt lived-in rather than sterile. The common areas have this warm wood finish, and there’s always this subtle smell of coffee drifting from the little café on the ground floor. Check-in was smooth – the staff knew their stuff but weren’t hovering, and they had those local tips ready when I asked about the best places to eat that weren’t overrun with tourists. Parking was a bit of a conversation, but honestly, once you’re in the Old Town, you don’t really need a car. The only thing I’d mention is that if you’re coming in summer, book early – this place fills up because people figure out pretty quickly that you can have the charm of staying in the historic center without feeling like you’re sleeping in a museum. Trust me, after staying at a few places in Wrocław, this one’s a keeper.

Renoma Old Town Residence Accommodations