"Pros: The flat is situated in the northern, right-bank district of Nadodrze, easily within comfortable walking distance of the early-mediaeval island core-district of Ostrów Tumski (Romansque-Gothic Cathedral, Holy Cross and other churches), and from there to the rationally laid out Old Town. Trams from a stop a few metres from the flat connect with Wrocław Główny main railway station and other parts of the city. At first, the space seemed a little claustrophobic, but once you got used to staying there, it was cozy and comfortable. There is a main room with the kitchen area and sofa, adaptable into a spacious bed, while the actual bed was partially separated by wooden slats. A quite spaceous bathroom included a bath tub as well as shower (a plastic curtain would have helped). The small balcony provided quite an atmospheric view of tenement houses, with the two late-19th century belltowers of nearby Archangel St Michael's rising above the roof line. The flat was very quiet, no-one ever disturbing us. All in all, a very good place to stay, well recommended, although we made the mistake of visiting from 28th to 30th December, when the charge was at a premium. Cons: Nothing to complain about." ~Hieronb.

"Pros: the apartment was very nice, clean and spacious. Quick response from the owners to the messages. Easy access to local communication, the bus stop located cross the road(15 min tramp journey to the centre of Wroclaw)" ~Bozena

"Pros: The location was nice, not the best but really close to restaurants, grocery shops, tram station. It is a nice refurbished apartment in an old building. Cons: The bed is actually a sofa bed, really uncomfortable to sleep in. I would not recommend this place for more than 1-2 nights due to uncomfortable sleeping." ~Madalina