RentPlanet – Apartamenty Atal Tower

RentPlanet – Apartamenty Atal Tower Overview

RentPlanet – Apartamenty Atal Tower sits smack in the heart of Stare Miasto, just a stone’s throw from the cobblestone lanes that wind around the old town square. I remember walking up from the university campus, the scent of fresh pierogi from a corner market drifting in, and the first impression was that this place feels like an old friend’s apartment that’s been polished but never made to look too polished. They let you almost feel that the building’s 1970s architecture is a backdrop for the modern touches they’ve added. You know, the kind of place where the hallway’s tiles still carry a faint polish from the last renovation, the walls in the lobby have a faint scent of polish that’s almost nostalgic.

Check‑in was a smooth ride, honestly. The front desk staff greeted me with a bright smile and a quick scan of my booking number. They handed me a keycard that glowed a subtle teal, and a handwritten note in Polish with a friendly “Miłego pobytu” – “Enjoy your stay.” They also handed me a small brochure of the city with a few secret spots: the tiny café on Piaskowa Street that sells the best espresso, the hidden plaque on the old town wall that tells a story about a 19th‑century poet, and a suggestion to walk to the Wrocław Market Square at sunset. They didn’t hand me a generic city guide; they gave me the local flavor, which I appreciate when you’re trying to avoid the tourist traps.

The apartment itself is a 2‑bedroom, 1‑bath unit that’s about 35 square meters. It’s not huge, but it’s practical. The living area is airy, with a big window that looks out over a narrow street where you can hear the clatter of bicycles and the distant chatter from the cafés. The interior is a mix of mid‑century modern pieces and contemporary art, which gives it a vibe that’s both chic and comfortable. The bed is surprisingly plush; I stayed up late scrolling through my phone, and the pillows kept my neck from turning stiff. The kitchen is functional, with a small stove, a kettle, and a mini fridge that’s just the right size for two people. I made a coffee with the old espresso machine, and the aroma filled the room, mingling with the faint scent of the old stone walls. The bathroom is a bit cramped but clean, with a shower that doesn’t let you splash water onto the tiles – a small but appreciated detail.

Now, about the noise: Wrocław is a lively city, and you’ll definitely hear the bustle. The building’s walls are decent, but if you’re a light sleeper, I’d recommend earplugs or white‑noise. The main street, Sikorskiego, is quite busy during rush hour, so you’ll hear horns and the occasional bus. But the quiet hours start around 11 pm, and the apartment becomes a peaceful haven. Parking is a bit of a challenge if you’re driving. There’s a municipal parking lot a block away, but it’s usually full during the summer. The best solution I found was to use the street parking on the Głogowska side – it’s free, but you have to be careful of the daily parking restrictions. I parked there for a couple of days and found it convenient, though I had to drive a little further to the apartment; the building doesn’t have its own parking lot.

I gotta say, the location is perfect for exploring. The university’s library is just a three‑minute walk, and the old town’s pubs are within a five‑minute stroll. I took a morning walk down Sikorskiego to a small bakery that sells fresh rye bread – the crust was crackly, and the inside was soft. I also found a little park near the Wrocławska Bridge where you can sit on a bench, enjoy the river, and watch the boats. The city’s vibe is lively, but the apartment provides a calm retreat. The only critique I’d give is that the Wi‑Fi could be faster; it’s decent for streaming but a bit glitchy at times when I wanted to check my.

All in all, is a solid choice for anyone looking to stay in the heart of Wrocław without the touristy fluff. It’s a place where you can feel the city’s pulse but still have a private, comfortable space to unwind. I’ll definitely go back next summer, especially since the city’s cafes are in full swing and the local markets are buzzing. If you’re planning a trip to Wrocław, this place will give you that authentic, insider feel, and you’ll leave with stories of the streets, the scents, and the friendly faces that made your stay memorable.

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Reviews of RentPlanet – Apartamenty Atal Tower

• Zuzanna from Poland (9/10)

  Peaceful apartment, beautiful view, great food nearby

• Ludovic from Poland (9/10)

  Everything was perfect! Great flat, spacious and comfortable. Fantastic view from the balcony. Easy and short ride to town. Convenience store and food outlets at walking distance

• Łukasz from Poland (8/10)

  Good location, nice city view from the 15th floor.

• Váhala from Czech Republic (9/10)

  Clean and nice apartment. Nice view. Big enought for 4 people. Really big balcony. Fast elevator. Position of apartment with walking distance from downtown and old city.

• Kriss from Romania (8/10)

  View from the balcony.

• Jon from United Kingdom (9/10)

  Balcony was fantastic. Really spacious with great views.

• Lovepink44 from United Kingdom (9/10)

  Loved the big balcony, the room was very clean. The lifts are fast.

• Thomas from Austria (8/10)

  View, good Location

• Piotr from Poland (9/10)

  Beautiful view from balcony. Corner view from living room.

• Eliza from United Kingdom (9/10)

  Perfect!

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