Wczasowa 8 Apartments

Breakfast was a highlight. It wasn’t huge like in a hotel, but there aren’t enough guests here to need a big spread. The food changed each day, and there was always some kind of sausage, fruit, nuts, muesli, scrambled eggs, bread, and rolls. Our standard apartment for two adults and a child was small but manageable. It’s listed for four people, though I think that would be cramped once you account for luggage. The bedroom fit an extra baby bed. The queen-size bed was wedged between the walls, so if you’re over 1.90 m tall, you can’t let your feet hang over the edge because there’s a wall there. The bathroom was fairly spacious, and luckily it had a shower wall instead of a curtain. Water pressure could be low when others were showering, but that’s to be expected. The kitchen had a tiny dining table, a stove, and a fridge with a freezer. We didn’t cook, but it had everything needed. Parking was a major downside. There weren’t enough spaces for all the cars, and while paying for the spots on the property is totally fine, there were still space issues, with one or two cars constantly blocked in. It also got pretty loud. The pool is supposed to close at 7 p.m., but on some days there was activity until after 10:30 p.m. That was hard with a toddler who wants to sleep and gets up at 6 a.m. The area itself is really crowded. We hadn’t checked beforehand, but if you want to go to the beach, get there early. The number of people on the beach is ridiculous, though that isn’t the apartment facility’s fault. We enjoyed our stay overall and would recommend it for small families.