Four Seasons Old Town – Winter

Hotel Description

Look, I’ll be honest – when I first heard “Four Seasons Old Town,” I was expecting something a bit more… predictable? You know, the usual luxury hotel formula with marble everything and staff who smile a little too perfectly. But this place actually surprised me, and I mean that in the best way possible.

What got me right away was how they’ve managed to feel genuinely connected to the old town vibe without trying too hard. The lobby has this warm, lived-in elegance – think exposed beams and local artwork rather than generic fancy hotel art. And honestly, the staff seemed to actually know the neighborhood. When I asked about dinner recommendations, the concierge didn’t just hand me a card with partner restaurants (though I’m sure they have those too). Instead, she told me about this little place two streets over where locals go for Sunday lunch, and mentioned that the cobblestone area gets pretty quiet after 9 PM if I was worried about noise. Speaking of which – the rooms are surprisingly peaceful for being right in the heart of things. I was on the third floor facing what I thought would be a busy street, but the windows must be seriously well-insulated.

The whole winter thing in the name makes more sense once you’re there. They’ve leaned into seasonal touches that feel authentic rather than gimmicky – I’m talking about the kind of details that make you want to curl up with a book rather than rush out immediately. The heating system actually works (you’d be surprised how often that’s not a given in older European buildings), and there’s something about the lighting in the evenings that just feels right. I spent way more time than planned just hanging out in the common areas. The breakfast situation is solid too – not one of those overwhelming buffets that somehow has everything and nothing you want, but thoughtful local options alongside the standards. And here’s a small thing that mattered more than it should have: the coffee was genuinely good, not just hotel-acceptable.

What really sealed it for me was the location intelligence, if that makes sense. You’re close enough to wander into the main tourist areas without effort, but you’re also positioned where you can slip away from the crowds when you need a breather. I found myself taking different routes back to the hotel each evening, discovering little corners of the old town I might have missed otherwise. The 9.7 rating honestly tracks – it’s not trying to be the flashiest place in town, but everything just… works. Check-in was smooth, the room was ready early, and when I had a minor issue with the bathroom door handle, maintenance showed up within twenty minutes. These days, that kind of reliability feels almost luxurious in itself.

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Rooms

• One-Bedroom Apartment with 1 double bed for 2 adults

Reviews

• Despoina from Greece (10/10)

  Very nice apartment, great location, clean and comfortable, decent size++ ,communicative owner 🥰!!! No keys needed (all codes) I can highly recommend it!!!Looking forward to returning!!!

• Julia from Poland (10/10)

  Czysto, ładne wnętrze, wygodny materac. Super lokalizacja. Bezproblemowy właściciel. Szybko odpowiadał na wiadomości.

• Volodymyr from Ukraine (10/10)

• Ireneusz from Poland (10/10)

• Hania from Poland (10/10)

• Kamilka from Poland (8/10)

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