Trzy pokoje mieszkanie w nowej dzielnicy Wrocławia

Trzy pokoje mieszkanie w nowej dzielnicy Wrocławia Overview

When I first stepped onto the block at 48 Stanisława Drabika, I was greeted by a modest facade that might not scream luxury, but it has its own kind of charm. Trzy pokoje mieszkanie w nowej dzielnicy Wrocławia is tucked into the quieter part of Krzyki, just a stone’s throw from the old market square and the bustling Słodowa street. The check‑in process was surprisingly breezy – the front desk is open 24/7, and the staff actually knows the best hidden spots for a late‑night coffee (there’s a tiny café just across the street that serves the best flat‑white in town). Parking is a bit of a scramble; the paid lot behind the building fills up quickly during peak season, but you can always squeeze onto the street if you’re willing to do a quick dash to the next block. Noise-wise, the building’s walls are decent – you’ll hear the distant hum of the highway, but the city’s nightlife doesn’t bleed into the rooms unless you’re staying on the top floor.

The rooms are straightforward and functional. I stayed in the second‑floor apartment, which has a single bed that’s a bit firm – I love a mattress that stays cool in summer, honestly. The décor is a mix of modern and industrial: exposed brick, dark wood floors, and a surprisingly soft rug that makes the space feel cozy. The bathroom is compact but surprisingly clean, with a glass shower that offers a decent view of the street below. The biggest perk is the balcony – a small wooden platform that gives you a direct line of sight to the city’s skyline at sunset, which is a quiet moment you can’t miss. Breakfast is included, but it’s very basic – think fresh rye bread, local cheese, a handful of dried fruits, and a pot of strong coffee that you can brew yourself. For the price, it’s a solid deal, though if you’re looking for a fully serviced hotel, this place leans more toward a home‑away‑from‑home vibe.

What really makes this spot stick in my mind is the neighborhood. I spent evenings strolling down the cobblestone streets, stopping at a vintage shop on Ulica Stawowa that sells quirky souvenirs, and then heading back to the hotel to recharge. The local market on Sunday mornings is a sensory overload – the smell of fresh pierogi, the chatter of vendors, and the rhythm of people haggling for the best price. If you’re heading to the Wrocław train station, it’s a quick 10‑minute walk, and the metro stop at Słodowa is just over the corner. I did notice that the building’s exterior has a few peeling paint spots, and the stairwell could use a fresh coat of paint – a minor critique that doesn’t detract from the overall experience. For the price point, a 3‑star rating with a 7.1 score feels fair, and honestly, I left with a sense that I’d found a hidden gem in the heart of the city.

Trzy pokoje mieszkanie w nowej dzielnicy Wrocławia Accommodations

Reviews of Trzy pokoje mieszkanie w nowej dzielnicy Wrocławia

• Hurin from Poland (3/10)

  хорошее месторасположение

• Marta from Poland (6/10)

• Petro from Ukraine (1/10)

• Magda from Poland (8/10)

  Apartament super . Czysto, wygodnie , łóżka bardzo wygodne . Kontakt z właścicielem obiektu super. Osiedle spokojne . Do centrum 15 min autobusem . Myślę że kiedyś jeszcze skorzystam .

• Przemysław from Poland (1/10)

• Bogumiła from Poland (8/10)

  Bardzo ładny apartament. Super kontakt z właścicielem mieszkania.

• Dariusz from Poland (8/10)

  Apartament zgodnie z opisem

• Joanna from Ireland (8/10)

• Oleksandr from Poland (6/10)

• Kołodziejczyk from Poland (8/10)

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