RentPlanet – Atal City Square

RentPlanet – Atal City Square Overview

RentPlanet – Atal City Square sits right on Generała Antoniego Madalińskiego, a spot you’ll spot if you’re wandering the Krzyki district. I first saw it while chasing the aroma of fresh pierogi drifting from a corner shop on Słowackiego Street. The building’s facade is a tired brick with a modern splash of glass that makes it look more like a boutique than a chain. The lobby is surprisingly cozy, with a low ceiling that echoes the chatter of tourists and locals alike. You’ll notice a local art piece on the wall – a painted map of Wrocław – and that’s a subtle nod to the city’s culture.

Check‑in is a breeze; the front desk has a self‑service kiosk that lets you swipe your card and pop a keycard into the slot – no waiting for the staff. If you’re traveling with luggage, there’s a small lift that’s always available, which is a lifesaver because the stairs are steep. Parking is the only real hiccup: there’s a paid lot a block down, but you can also find street parking if you’re willing to lug a bag up a few flights of stairs. Nightly noise is low, because the hotel is tucked away from the main thoroughfares; you’ll hear the distant hum of the tram line but not the clatter of the city center.

The rooms are snug but well-appointed. The beds feel like a hug from a local grandma – supportive yet soft, with a sheet texture that’s not too crisp. The bathroom has a small kitchenette, so you can heat up a cup of tea or a frozen pizza without stepping out of your room. The Wi‑Fi is decent; the signal drops a bit when the university lectures start on the 10th floor, but you can always hop to the balcony and catch the city lights. Speaking of balconies, they’re a short climb but worth it; the view of the cathedral spires from there is a quiet, almost secret spot for watching the sunset, especially on a Sunday morning when most cafés are closed.

If you’re planning to explore, the hotel’s street corners are a good launch pad. A short walk takes you to the bustling market square, where you can grab a latte from a tiny shop on the corner of Ulica Słowackiego. The next block is the historic Pasaż Rondo mall, a labyrinth of boutique shops and food stalls that locals use for quick errands. I’d tell you to head down to the tram stop on the 1st street, and you’ll find yourself right in the heart of Krzyki’s nightlife by midnight. The hotel’s quiet hours? Sunday mornings are a gem: the streets are empty, the only sound is the distant church bells, and you can enjoy a coffee in the lobby without a crowd.

The only thing I’d flag is that the front desk staff, while friendly, can be a bit slow on weekends when the city’s tourists flood in. Also, the bathroom’s shower temperature fluctuates a bit during the first part of the day, so it’s best to bring a small travel-sized earplug if you’re an early riser. Overall, though, feels like a warm, reliable base that lets you soak up Wrocław’s vibe without the pressure of a luxury hotel’s hype. If you’re looking for a place that’s close to both the historic core and the peppy university vibe, this is a spot you’ll want to check out.

Hotels near me in Wroclaw offer convenient access to the old town, where guests can easily walk to the Gothic Town Hall, Centennial Hall, and the famous dwarf statues.

RentPlanet – Atal City Square Accommodations

Reviews of RentPlanet – Atal City Square

• Oleksandr from Ukraine (9/10)

  The place is clean and fresh and is like on the photos. It is close to the railway station and the city center. The staff is super helpful. Flawless

• Gennadiy from Ukraine (8/10)

  Nice, well equipped, clean apartment.

• Serhiy from United Kingdom (8/10)

  Good location
  Good price
  Staff is very friendly

• Vlad from Netherlands (8/10)

  Nice looking apartment, everything you need is there.

• Daniel from United Kingdom (7/10)

  Brand new apartment, everything literally new

• Mykhailo from Ukraine (9/10)

  All new apartment

• Mykhailo from Ukraine (9/10)

  Amazing clean and elegant design

• Volodymyr from Ukraine (5/10)

  Good location, new house

• Dmytro from Ukraine (4/10)

• Emre from Poland (1/10)

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