Q19 Apartments

The apartment had plenty of space and was clean, with the main square only a four-minute walk away. For luggage storage, though, you have to go to another location eight minutes away, and it costs 15 zlots.

It’s an old apartment that’s been renovated very nicely, with quirky decor and super high ceilings. The kitchen was great, and the bathroom worked well, with both a bathtub and shower. I liked the little balcony overlooking an inner garden, a nice spot for morning coffee or an evening wine and smoke. Because of the pandemic, we cooked and also ordered takeaway. The apartment is central, within walking distance of the old centre, with shops, parking, and restaurants nearby. The bed is very comfortable, though taller people might not like sleeping so close to the ceiling.

Clean, modern, and looked new, with everything we needed for a short stay: a hairdryer, iron and ironing board, coffee and tea things, plus pots and pans for cooking. The internet was fast too. Even with our windows facing one of the old town’s main streets, it was surprisingly quiet at night.

I booked this little studio very spontaneously after a horrible hotel stay, just wanting to get out of there. It’s right in the heart of Wroclaw, so expect busy streets on the weekend. The bed was cozy, and the kitchen and bathroom were really nice. The cleaning staff hadn’t finished when I arrived, but they were so sweet and did everything they could to wrap up quickly. Ten minutes after I got there, I was in a fresh, clean room. I’ll book again next time I’m in Wroclaw.