Św. Antoniego

Św. Antoniego Overview

Św. Antoniego sits tucked into a quiet corner of Wrocław’s Old Town, right where the cobblestones meet the old city wall—just a few steps from the bustling Market Square and the crystal‑clear waters of the Oder. I remember the first time I stepped inside, the air was still, like a breath held before the city’s daily roar. The lobby is pleasantly warm, with a mix of modern touches and old‑world charm; I swear the wood paneling feels like a hug from the past. The reception desk is staffed by a pair of locals who speak both Polish and English, and they greet you with a friendly “Witam” that feels more like a welcome from a neighbor than a hotel check‑in. The process is quick, no long queues, and they’ll show you where to leave your luggage if you’re planning to hit the market right away.

Walking outside, you’re immediately struck by the contrast between the hotel’s quiet courtyard and the lively streets that surround it. The nearest tram stop is about a minute’s walk, and if you’re driving, there’s street parking just a block away—though you’ll need a permit for the first hour or so, so that’s something to keep in mind. The room itself is modest but clean; the bed is surprisingly comfortable for a 3‑star place, and the view of the courtyard with its tiny fountain provides a steady, gentle splash that’s oddly soothing. I didn’t find the décor particularly high‑end, but honestly, the clean linens and the fact that the bathroom has a decent showerhead make it a solid choice for a budget traveler who doesn’t mind a few compromises. The Wi‑Fi is free and works well, which is a must if you’re trying to navigate to the Hala Stulecia or the Wrocław Zoo on a tight schedule.

What really makes this place stick in my memory is how it feels like a backstage pass to the city. From the lobby, you can see the silhouette of St. Mary’s Cathedral; the bells chime in the background—an auditory backdrop that you’ll start to love. The hotel’s location means you can wander into the Old Town’s narrow lanes and discover hidden cafés that serve the best pierogi in town. I found a little shop at the corner of Piwnice and Książęca Street where the owner, a friendly woman named Marta, recommended a chocolate cake that smelled like fresh cocoa and melted butter. If you stay here, you can also hop over to the market square for a quick lunch—there’s a stall that sells traditional Polish sausages, and the aroma of grilled meat is irresistible. During the summer, the streets around the hotel buzz with tourists, but the hotel itself stays surprisingly calm, with only a few customers coming in for coffee or a quick snack. In the evenings, the noise from the nearby bars is muted enough that you can unwind in your room and enjoy a quiet night.

I’ve stayed at a few 3‑star hotels in other cities, and one thing that sets apart is the genuine local feel. The staff’s small gestures—like offering a map of the city or a street‑wise recommendation—make you feel like you’re on a guided walk rather than a generic tourist trip. If you’re in Wrocław for a weekend, this place gives you the best of both worlds: a comfortable base and the chance to soak in the city’s history without having to travel far. The only downside I noticed was the lack of a breakfast buffet; there’s a small café on the premises that serves coffee and pastries, but it’s more of a grab‑and‑go than a full breakfast. Still, the price point is fair, and you get a solid 8.9 rating that reflects the overall experience. So yeah, if you’re looking for a place that feels like a home away from home and keeps you close to the city’s heartbeat, you’ll find it here.

Św. Antoniego Accommodations

Reviews of Św. Antoniego

• Maciej from Poland (9/10)

  Dziękuję za tą możliwość.
  Gospodarz przesympatyczny gość. Apartament czysty, schludny wyjątkowy, gdzie niczego nie brakuje. Na pewno wrócę.

• Leszek from Poland (8/10)

  Świetna lokalizacja. Blisko do najważniejszych obiektów Starego Miasta. Blisko restauracje, bary , kawiarnie, przystanki autobusowe i tramwajowe.

• Katarzyna from Poland (8/10)

  Apartament bardzo zadbany, estetyczny. Świetna lokalizacja, blisko knajpy z jedzeniem, żabka 🙂
  Właściciel bardzo miły, nie było żadnego problemu z zameldowaniem.

• Patryk from Poland (9/10)

  Apartament super urządzony, plus za parking!! Wszystko co potrzeba jest!

• Marysia from Poland (9/10)

  Świetna lokalizacja i piękny apartament, bardzo miły właściciel

• Karolina from Poland (8/10)

  Lokalizacja apartamentu oraz wystrój wnętrz były największymi atutami

• Dominika from Poland (9/10)

  Niesamowicie wygodne łóżko, przestrzeń i wystrój

• Tawia from Poland (9/10)

  Przemyślany, oryginalny wystrój i pomysł na apartament. Lokalizacja, dostęp do parkingu oraz sposób przekazania kluczy również na plus.

• Paulina from Poland (9/10)

  Bardzo ładny apartament w świetnej lokalizacji zaraz obok rynku, tuż przy samym apartamencie mieszczą się różne restauracje w tym ze śniadaniami. Gorąco polecam każdemu ktoś chce spędzić miło czas w apartamencie, który posiada niezwykły klimat.

• Julia from Poland (9/10)

  Jeden z nielicznych wyjątkowych apartamentów w cudownym, loftowym stylu. Zakochaliśmy się nie tylko w wnętrzu, ale i lokalizacji, która pomimo centrum, ruchliwych ulic wokół wcale nie przeszkadza w użytkowaniu. Jest cicho, przyjemnie.

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