Sleep In Apartament Centrum

Sleep In Apartament Centrum Overview

Sleep In Apartament Centrum is tucked right on 23 Kręta, smack in the heart of Śródmieście, Wrocław – which means you’re literally steps away from the market square, the cathedral, and that buzzing café street you hear locals gossip about. I remember walking out the door on a rainy Tuesday, the smell of roasted chestnuts drifting from the corner bakery on Gdańska, and thinking, “This is the kind of spot you only find if you’re actually looking for a place that feels like home, not a hotel.” The building itself is that old, brick townhouse that locals call “the old lady” because it’s been around since the 19th century. The lobby is warm, with a rough-hewn wooden counter that feels like a hug from the past, and a concierge who knows all the best hidden speakeasy bars and the best time to hit the market for fresh pierogi.

The rooms are the real win. They’re not the bland, sleep‑y rooms you see in most chain hotels; each one feels like a well‑curated flat you’d rent for a month. The bed is a big, king‑size with a mattress that’s firm enough to make you think you’re on a rock, but the sheets are soft like a cloud. The living area has a small kitchenette – think a fridge, a kettle, a mini‑microwave, and a tiny stove that’s perfect for reheating leftovers from that tasty pierogi place on Poniatowskiego. I’ve spent a couple of nights here, and the only thing I’d nitpick is that the Wi‑Fi drops a tad during the night, but honestly, you can’t beat the sound of the city – the tram rattling, the distant church bells, the hum of cars on the boulevard – it’s like living in a symphony of everyday life. The bathrooms are surprisingly spacious for a 3‑star, with a rain shower that makes you feel like you’re in a spa, and the tiles are smooth and easy to clean. The real secret? The little balcony that opens onto a quiet courtyard where you can sip coffee and watch the city wake up.

When it comes to practical stuff, the hotel nails it. Parking is a nightmare in Wrocław, but they’ve got a partner garage a block away for a small fee, and you’ll never have to circle around for an hour. Check‑in is super friendly – the staff greet you with a smile, and you can get a key card in under ten minutes, which is perfect if you’re on a tight schedule. The noise level is decent; the building’s older walls do a decent job of muffling the city’s clatter, but at 3 a.m. you might hear the distant traffic on 5th Avenue, especially during the summer when the city’s nightlife gets loud. I found the best time to explore without the crowds to be early mornings – the market is still open, and the streets are slick with dew. In the evenings, you can step out onto the small balcony and enjoy the neon lights of Wrocław’s nightlife, or head to the local bar on Słowackiego for a craft beer that’s better than the chain pubs near the train station. The staff also give you great tips about the best bus stops if you’re planning to hop around the city. All in all, Sleep In Apartament Centrum feels like an honest, warm slice of Wrocław that I’d recommend to anyone who wants to truly feel the pulse of the city without the tourist traps.

Apartments in Wroclaw provide travelers with authentic local experiences, allowing them to explore traditional Polish markets and cook with regional Silesian specialties.

Sleep In Apartament Centrum Accommodations

Reviews of Sleep In Apartament Centrum

• Marzena from United Kingdom (10/10)

  Very well decorated a new studio flat. Plenty of room for 2 people. Very quiet area; comfortable beds. Spacious bathroom. Bonus for a washing machine. Coffee machine, supply of tea and coffee. Kitchen well equipped for 2 people. I would definitely stay in that apartment when visiting Wroclaw again

• Sonia from United Kingdom (10/10)

  Lovely apartment, good facilities. Convenient location. I recommend.

• Saima from Lithuania (10/10)

  It has everything for a stay. We will definitely come back to this place. Super clean, full kitchen equipment and all supplies. Beds are comfortable. Love this place 😉

• Marzena from United Kingdom (10/10)

  I stayed in this place 3 times already. Modern apartament with nice touches i.e. bottled water, biscuits, nice coffee. Very quiet location, lots of good restaurants nearby. Very comfy beds. Great communication with host. Good Internet connection if you working. Smart TV if you want to relax in the evening.

• Krzysztof from United Kingdom (9/10)

  Modern, clean, parking

• Pei from China (9/10)

  Very clean, facility in kitchen is sufficient,there is a large supermarket nearby. The apartment is new and clean. The both room is good with washing machine . host is easy to reach and friendly checkin is convenience

• Stipanka from Germany (9/10)

  Cozy apartment equipped with everything that is needed for a stay, centrally located and dog-friendly. We had a great stay, thank you!

• Ally from United Kingdom (8/10)

  Not far from centre, clean, adequate for a short stay, enough amenities in flat

• Iza from Poland (10/10)

  Żel pod prysznic, szampon, odżywka do włosów, ekspres do kawy, balkon, duża szafa

• Joanna from Poland (10/10)

  Pobyt w apartamencie przewyższył moje oczekiwania. Mieszkanie było czyste, zaopatrzone we wszystko co mogło być potrzebne na tych kilka dni. W mieszkaniu był dostępny wiatrak, zmywarka i ekspres do kawy. Dodatkowo była także suszarka do włosów, żelazko i środki czystości (łącznie z kapsułkami do pralki i do zmywarki). W szafie dostępne były znane i lubiane tytuły gier planszowych.
  Gdybym miała wypunktować to, co mi się podobało:
  – niezwykle wygodne łóżka!
  – niezbędne wyposażenie, dzięki czemu można było zrobić sobie obiadokolację po całodniowym wycieczkowaniu po Dolnym Śląsku
  – bliskość Biedronki (ten sam budynek) i Żabki (budynek obok)
  – różnorodność kaw i herbat, oraz prawie cała zgrzewka małej wody mineralnej, co przy tych upałach było zbawienne
  – bliskość przystanków komunikacji miejskiej, ale też nie brakowało miejsc parkingowych w obrębie budynku

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