Native Apartments Barska 69

There's an amusement park across the road and you can see the river, with lots of tours within walking distance. The apartment is well located in Krakow and equipped with everything you need for an enjoyable stay.

Apartment 126 was outstanding, with a great view and easy access to bus and tram stops. The airport bus drops you right at the last stop. The supply of basics was frustrating, though. We had no garbage bag, coffee for the machine, or washing powder. At least two detergent pods would be helpful to get started. Aside from that, the apartment was outstanding.

Clean and comfortable, with everything we needed in the apartment. It's close to everything but tucked away from the city's hustle and bustle. We'll be back :)

Getting around was easy from this new, well-maintained building. There's a bus terminus beside it, with services to the suburbs and airport. Line 124 goes toward the Market Square area, though we got stuck in traffic once despite being in a bus lane, so another stop may work better. The tram stop at Rondo Grunwaldzkie is close, and line 18 runs between the city center and Wawel Castle/Royal Route, as well as to Tauron Arena. The Vistula River embankments make for a sightseeing walk, and you can get to Wawel Castle without crossing a road. The Observation Wheel is right there, visible from the balcony. The apartment was clean and well kept, with a spacious bathroom and shower. The building has an elevator to the 6th floor, code entry for the entrance and lobby, and access to the rooftop terrace on the 8th floor, which has an impressive view. Staff were responsive when we had code problems or other questions, and all the building information arrived on time. They also texted information about the bed linen. There was a dishwasher starter kit, and the kitchen items that seemed to be missing turned out to be tucked deeper in the cupboards. The apartment felt a bit cramped to me, especially the bedroom, although the wardrobe had enough space. Its doors and drawers were hard to get to. The balcony looked onto part of the observation wheel and the office building opposite, with a bit of the Vistula visible. There's a Żałka store in the entrance hall, so you can shop without getting wet. Nearby shops are closed Sundays; the options are an Easy Auchan at the Kapelanka stop or a Carrefour toward the city center. Wawel Castle is a 17-minute walk, along the ramparts and under the bridge. Street parking is available in paid zone C, the cheapest zone, and you can pay through banking apps. It's free on Sundays. The tram is only a few stops away if you park outside the zone. You can also leave through staircase 1; staircase 2, which serves the apartment, has an entrance from the bus terminus on the west side.