Tawryczewskiego Apartments Wrocław by Noclegi Renters

Tawryczewskiego Apartments Wrocław by Noclegi Renters Overview

Tawryczewskiego Apartments Wrocław by Noclegi Renters sits tucked between the busy streets of Tawryczewskiego and Fabryczna, right on the corner of a block that used to be a textile factory. The façade is a humble gray brick, but that’s just the exterior—inside, the vibe is surprisingly cozy. When I first walked in, the hallway smelled faintly of fresh paint and something like cinnamon from the kitchen, a subtle hint that the place is still being lived in, not just rented out. The staff at the front desk were quick to greet me, though I was a little taken aback by their briskness; they didn’t offer a tour, but they did hand over a small key fob with a note that said, “Enjoy your stay, and feel free to call us if you need anything—just no late-night calls after midnight, thanks.” Honestly, that was a polite nudge that the building is a bit older, and the groan of the elevator at 1 a.m. can be a bit disruptive if you’re a light sleeper.

I lived in a one‑bedroom apartment that was the size of a small studio. The bed was a decent queen with a memory foam mattress that actually held its shape after a full night’s sleep. The walls were a neutral beige that made the space feel larger, and the curtains were heavy blackout drapes—great for blocking out the city’s hustle. The kitchenette was compact but functional; a small fridge, a single burner stove, and a coffee machine that whirs to life with a satisfying hiss. I spent an evening brewing a cup while the city outside settled into a quieter rhythm. The bathroom had a shower that was surprisingly warm, and the tiles were polished to a subtle shine. The only thing I found a little annoying was the slight squeak of the door hinges, but that was more a character quirk than a major flaw.

Parking was a bit of a scavenger hunt. The building itself has a small underground lot, but it’s reserved for residents, so I had to hunt for street parking a few blocks away. I found a spot on the corner of Fabryczna and Rondo, but it was a tight fit, so I’m sure you’ll need to be quick if you’re arriving during rush hour. On the bright side, the building has a secure bike rack—something I appreciate as a cyclist—so if you’re on a two‑wheel adventure, you’re good to go. The noise level was fairly reasonable; the only loudest thing was the distant hum of the tram line on the other side of the street. I’m sure you’d hear the city’s evening buzz, but it’s not as intrusive as you might think.

Speaking of the city, you’re literally minutes away from the old town’s cobblestone lanes and the modern buzz of the business district. I took a walk to the nearby Rondo Rynkowe, where the food stalls line the streets and the smell of fresh pierogi and roasted chestnuts lingers in the air. There’s also a small park, the Park Południowy, just a ten‑minute stroll away, where locals gather for evening walks. If you’re a foodie, the street vendors on Rondo Fabryczne are a must‑try; their grilled kielbasa is outstanding, especially when paired with a glass of local Riesling. The hotel’s location is perfect if you’re planning to hop between the historic center and the university district, because you can catch a tram or bike across the city in about fifteen minutes.

Overall, feels like a home base rather than a hotel. The staff are friendly, the rooms are clean and well‑equipped, and the location hits all the right spots. A few minor quirks—like the elevator groan and the parking hunt—don’t detract from the overall experience. If you’re traveling to Wrocław during the spring or early autumn, when the city is lively but not overcrowded, this place will feel like you’re staying with a local who’s showing you the best spots. Just remember to keep your phone on silent after midnight if you want to avoid the elevator’s midnight groan, and you’ll have an honest, no‑frills stay that feels genuine and welcoming.

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Tawryczewskiego Apartments Wrocław by Noclegi Renters Accommodations

Reviews of Tawryczewskiego Apartments Wrocław by Noclegi Renters

• Yuliia from Ukraine (9/10)

  Wonderful apartment, very stylish in a great complex. Everything for living is provided to the smallest detail. Large balcony, very warm. White sheets. Lots of crockery, glasses and cups and pots. It is very convenient to get to the city transport-tram.

• Anna from Poland (8/10)

• Ania from Poland (8/10)

  Lokalizacja super, wyposażenie mieszkania też na duży plus

• Maciej from Poland (9/10)

  Czysto, bez problemów, doskonale przygotowany apartament do przyjęcia gości.

• Olga from Poland (7/10)

  Apartament duży, urządzony z gustem. Wyposażony prawie we wszystkie niezbędne sprzęty (naczynia, pralka, zmywarka, czajnik, toster, odkurzacz itp.). Widok całkiem całkiem. Ogromny balkon.

• Max from Germany (8/10)

• Anna from Poland (8/10)

  Spokojne miejsce, bardzo dobrze wyposażone mieszkanie, czysto tylko troche daleko do centrum

• Paweł from Poland (1/10)

  lokalizacja

• Damian from Poland (9/10)

  Czysty zadbany apartament, bardzo dobry i szybki internet

• Magdalena from Poland (9/10)

  Pięknie urządzony, czysty i bardzo przytulny apartament. Łatwa instrukcja zameldowania . Niby daleko od centrum a bardzo łatwy dojazd, blisko do przystanku tramwajowego. Osiedle ciche i spokojne.

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