Wroclaw City Square Apartment

Wroclaw City Square Apartment Overview

Wroclaw City Square Apartment is tucked in the heart of Krzyki, right on Generała Antoniego Madalińskiego, so you’ll feel like you’re already part of the city vibe the moment you step out of the door. The check‑in was pretty quick – a friendly front desk clerk handed over the key with a smile, told me the elevator’s a bit of a climb but the view from the 6th floor is worth it. There’s a small parking spot nearby, but you’ll probably want to park on the street – the city’s parking meters are a bit strict but it’s easy to find a spot if you’re early. The building itself is a bit of a mix between old brick and new glass, and the hallway smells faintly of fresh paint and espresso (the local café downstairs does a mean latte). You can hear the city pulse just outside – the chatter of street vendors, the occasional honk, and the distant hum of a tram. If you go in early, it’s quiet, but by evening the buzz ramps up and you start to hear the locals, occasionally shouting “Dziękuję!” in a friendly way.

The apartment itself feels like a cozy studio with a touch of modern polish. The walls are a soft cream, and the furniture is a blend of sleek Scandinavian and classic Polish wood. The bed is surprisingly comfortable – the mattress is firm but not too hard, and the pillows are fluff‑y, so you get a good night’s rest after a day of wandering. The kitchen is small but functional: a compact fridge, a single burner, and a sink that actually drains fast. I used it to whip up a quick breakfast of eggs and fresh bread from the nearby bakery on Piłsudskiego. The bathroom has a rain shower that’s surprisingly powerful; the water pressure is good, and the tiles are matte with a subtle geometric pattern. I love that there’s a small window that lets in natural light, and the view from the balcony is a nice patch of green – a small courtyard that locals use to do some yoga or just sit in the evenings. Honestly, the quiet levels are decent – the building is relatively new, so the walls do a good job insulating from the street noise.’s only in the late night that you might hear a muffled street conversation, but it doesn’t disturb you.

The neighborhood is a treasure trove of local spots. A short walk brings you to the bustling Piłsudskiego street, where you’ll find a handful of boutique cafés, a second‑hand bookshop, and a small market that sells fresh produce and homemade pierogi. I stopped by the “Pierogarnia Stara” – they serve the best pierogi with a variety of fillings, and the owner will chat about the best spots in town if you ask. If you need a quick bite after work, the “Bar i Restauracja” on Długa street offers an excellent selection of Polish wines and pierogi that pair perfectly with a local brew. For those who love art, the Silesian Museum is a ten‑minute walk away, and the Wrocław Cathedral isn’t far either. Public transport is a breeze – the tram line 2 stops right at the end of Krzyki, and the bus stops are within a few minutes’ walk. If you’re traveling with a stroller or a lot of luggage, the elevator in the building is a lifesaver. During the summer, the streets get lively, and you’ll hear music spilling out from the cafés, but the apartment remains a calm refuge. On the quieter winter evenings, you can sit on the balcony sipping a hot chocolate and watch the city lights flicker on. All in all, feels like a home away from home, with the added bonus of being right in the middle of all the local life.

Wroclaw City Square Apartment Accommodations

Reviews of Wroclaw City Square Apartment

• Nataliia from Ukraine (10/10)

  Clean, new apartment with everything necessary in it. Wonderful location. Very pleasant hosts!

• Pavel from Czech Republic (9/10)

  Modern, clean, well-equipped apartment with garage parking. Two kilometres from the city center. A small grocery store is situated almost directly below the apartment. Self check-in and check-out with detailed instructions from the owners.

• Mayuresh from Poland (9/10)

  At the heart of location and walking distance by train station.

• Artur from Poland (8/10)

  Wszystko

• Jagoda from Poland (10/10)

  Nieskazitelna czystość apartamentu, dobre wyposażenie, bardzo ładny wystrój, jasne i przejrzyste informacje dotyczące zameldowania i wymeldowania, prywatne miejsce parkingowe w garażu podziemnym, wi-fi, bardzo mili właściciele, super lokalizacja

• Jorge from Spain (9/10)

  La ubicación , cercana a la estación de tren de Wroclaw y apartamento con todo lo necesario. Tiene ascensor y cerca se cogen tranvías que te llevan al centro en 5 minutos.

• Andrzej from Poland (10/10)

  Apartament bardzo ładny, czysty. Polecam na wypady do Wrocławia.

• Piotr from Poland (10/10)

  Czystość, schludność, elegancko.

• Petr from Czech Republic (9/10)

  Není co vytknout snad jenom na balkóně by mohlo být posezení.Jinak krásný pěkně zařízený byt a hlavně čistý.všude kousek můžu jen doporučit.majitelé hned odpoví na dotaz taky super.

• Lewakann from France (9/10)

  Proche de la gare centrale, du tram, d'une grande galerie marchande et du centre. En bas de l'immeuble une supérette ouverte de 6h à 23h je crois bien 7/7.

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