Apartment inside the Planty ring
Walking distance is what an apartment here buys: the square, Wawel, the trams and the station are all inside a flat ten to fifteen minutes, so a tired child can be taken back to the flat in the middle of the afternoon and the day restarted in the evening. A kitchen also removes the breakfast queue, which in this city is a real one.
- Kitchen and washing machine
- Everything in the old town on foot
- Two-bedroom layouts common in converted tenements
- Tram stops and the main station within reach on foot
Fitting a family in
Two-bedroom apartments in nineteenth-century tenement conversions sleep four to five without a rollaway, often with high ceilings and irregular layouts. The stated maximum occupancy is worth confirming rather than assuming a sofa bed counts.
Watch out. Many tenements have no lift or a very small one, which matters with a pushchair and a suitcase on a third floor. A handful of streets near the square carry stag-party and bar noise well past midnight, so a courtyard-facing room is worth asking for specifically.
