Apartamenty Sienkiewicza

The staff were helpful, and communication was easy. Each room comes with its own parking space, which is a big plus, though the lot is quite tight. There’s still more room there than at similar places in Krakow or Warsaw. The apartments are in the city center, near the market square, cafes, and drugstores. My room had Wi-Fi, a TV, and a kitchenette, so I could save on meals. McDonald's is very close for a quick bite, even if you check in late. Clean, nice, and well located, with nothing to complain about.

Private parking, free Wi-Fi, and friendly service all made the stay comfortable, and the price felt fair for what you get. The apartment was spotless, stylish, and had everything we needed, including comfortable beds and a fully functional kitchen. Its location in the heart of Kielce was especially convenient for reaching the main attractions, while still feeling quiet and intimate. I was really impressed with Apartamenty Sienkiewicza 29 and highly recommend it 🌹

The apartments have useful extras like kitchenettes with a refrigerator, dishwasher, and coffee maker, comfortable beds, and often balconies. Free Wi-Fi and private parking are included, and air conditioning is available in the "Deluxe" apartments. The location is central, close to the Palace of the Krakow Bishops and within walking distance of attractions, restaurants, shops, and transportation. I highly recommend this place. There's no better one in Kielce 😁

Liked: It’s in the city center. Disliked: The apartment was noisy late into the night, sometimes until midnight, from loud music and restaurant noise downstairs and nearby Artists' Square. The bedding smelled musty and of cheap chemicals, and the towels were thin, small, rough, and smelled the same. The sofa was awful and seemed sized for dwarves. The furnishings and decor felt tasteless and as cheap as possible. It’s apparently a late-1950s tenement apartment, with residents drying bedding in the stairwell, and both the smell and the view left a lot to be desired. The owner or manager, Wolowiec, came across as someone who thinks she knows best; after I checked out early in the morning, I messaged her to ask whether everything was okay, but four days later she still hadn’t replied. That felt rude. I stayed five nights, but apparently that wasn’t enough. Noisy, cheap, and smelly. Avoid.