SZWEDZKA22 PL Premium Rooms

SZWEDZKA22 PL Premium Rooms Overview

When I first pulled up the sign on Szwedzka 22, I was already half‑puzzled by the name, but the first thing that struck me was the clean, almost understated façade. I had to let you know that the first time I saw the hotel, I was thinking, “This looks like a place that’s ready to welcome you, not just to house you.” The building itself is tucked into the heart of Fabryczna, a block over from the green expanse of the Wrocław riverbank. You’ll find a quiet corner near the tram stop on Aleja Jana Pawła II, and from there it’s a short walk to the bustling Market Square, where the scent of pierogi still lingers in the air. (I mean, if you’re a foodie, you’re in for treats at the nearby Czerwony Kiełbasa stall.)

Inside, the lobby is surprisingly spacious, with a polished wooden floor that creaks just enough to let you know you’re in a real, lived‑in place. The staff greeted me with a quick smile and a friendly, “How can we make your stay better?” The check‑in process was smooth—no long queue, no endless forms—just a warm handshake and a quick tour of the room’s amenities. The room itself is a solid 20 square meters, with a king‑size bed that feels like a cloud, but the sheets are a bit too crisp for my taste (I prefer a bit of a texture). The ensuite shower has that almost “freshly poured concrete” feel, but the water pressure is strong enough to wash away any pre‑trip fatigue. I also appreciated the extra power outlets in the living area; I left my phone on a charger a mile from the wall, and it was still humming by the time I checked out. The Wi‑Fi password was printed on a tiny sticky note—handy, but I wish they’d put it on a more visible spot in the future.

Parking is a bit of a mixed bag. If you’re driving, the street in front of the hotel is usually full after rush hour, so I parked in the paid garage behind the building. The attendants were friendly, and I was told the rates were reasonable for the city. I did notice that the noise from the tram tracks becomes a steady buzz after midnight, but the building’s double‑glazed windows do a decent job of muffling the city’s nightlife. The only thing that bothered me a little was the faint smell of diesel from the nearby bus depot that seeps into the hallway at night—it’s a minor annoyance, yet it does make you realize how close the hotel is to the transportation hub. On the bright side, the morning coffee from the on‑site café is a real treat; the aroma of freshly ground beans is a welcome start, and the barista knows your name after just one visit. The room’s balcony offers a great view of the city’s rooftops, and I found myself pulling the curtain open just to watch the sun set over the Oder. All in all, the SZWEDZKA22 PL Premium Rooms feels like a dependable, comfortable base when you’re exploring Wrocław’s mix of historic charm and modern bustle. If you’re planning a trip during the summer, just remember that the area gets lively, but the hotel’s quiet corner still feels like a safe haven.

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Reviews of SZWEDZKA22 PL Premium Rooms

• Marta from Denmark (9/10)

  Very good contact with host, very helpful

• Ngo from Switzerland (8/10)

  Near the airport, near many shopping house and supermarket

• Paulina from United Kingdom (7/10)

  The location was great!

• Andreea from Netherlands (8/10)

  Beautiful apartment, good price, clean, easy self check in

• Katarzyna from Poland (7/10)

  Ok for one night. Simple accommodation, close to the airport.

• Giedrius12 from Lithuania (9/10)

  Quick answers thru chat in Booking app! Entry with door code.

• Anna from Latvia (8/10)

  next to highway and several grocery stores. easy self check in. comfy beds and hot shower. good place to stay for 1 night on our way to Germany.

• Sandra from United Kingdom (8/10)

  Room was very clean

• Anna from Poland (7/10)

• Kateryna from Ukraine (8/10)

  Cozy apartment, clean and quite safe.

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