Kasprzaka 31 By Perfect Apart 1030

Hotel Description

You know what? I was honestly a bit skeptical when I first pulled up to Kasprzaka 31 – the building looks pretty standard from the outside, nothing fancy, but that’s actually part of its charm. This place sits right in Wola, which I mean, isn’t the postcard-pretty Old Town everyone talks about, but it’s where real Warsaw happens. The apartment itself really surprised me though. It’s one of those modern setups where everything just… works. The kitchen actually has proper pots and pans (not those sad hotel attempts), and the bathroom has this rainfall shower that I definitely spent too much time in. What I loved most was how quiet it gets at night – you’re close enough to hear the city humming, but the windows do their job well. The bed was honestly perfect, firm but not like sleeping on concrete, and they’ve got blackout curtains that actually black out, which is rare.

Here’s the thing about the location that most people don’t realize until they’re here – you’re literally a ten-minute walk from the Warsaw Uprising Museum, which is incredible if you’re into history, and there’s this little Vietnamese place called Pho Hanoi just around the corner on Młynarska that serves the best bánh mì I’ve had outside of Vietnam. The tram stop is right there too, so getting to the center takes maybe fifteen minutes, twenty if you hit traffic. I actually preferred staying here over the touristy areas because you get a feel for how locals live – there’s a Żabka convenience store downstairs (these are everywhere in Poland, you’ll see), and a proper grocery store called Carrefour about five minutes away where you can grab real food instead of overpriced hotel snacks. Parking was surprisingly easy, which anyone who’s driven in European cities will appreciate – there’s street parking that’s free after 8 PM and on weekends.

The check-in process was smooth, though I did have to coordinate with them via WhatsApp since there’s no traditional front desk – it’s all done through codes and digital keys, which felt very 2024 but might throw off older travelers. Honestly, for a 3-star place, it punches above its weight. The WiFi actually worked for video calls (I had to take a few work meetings), and there’s this nice little balcony where you can have your morning coffee and watch Warsaw wake up. The neighborhood gets busy during rush hour – you’ll hear the trams and some traffic – but it settles down nicely in the evenings. I stayed for four nights in October and the heating worked perfectly, which I was worried about since these apartment-hotels can be hit or miss with climate control. The only minor thing was that the coffee machine is one of those pod systems, so if you’re particular about your coffee like I am, grab some beans from the local market. Overall though, this place just felt… comfortable. Like staying at a friend’s apartment who has their life together, you know?

Rooms

• Estimated price from: $81. Studio with Balcony with 1 queen bed for Max. people: 2

Reviews

• Wonderful – Прокопів from Ukraine – July 21, 2025 (9/10)

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• Wonderful – Andrii from Ukraine – March 19, 2025 (9/10)

  What could be improved: Не було wi-fi інтернеу

• Хорошиее жилье для кратковременного проживания – Dmitry from Belarus – December 25, 2024 (8/10)

  What could be improved: Проблемы с интернетом, постоянно пропадал, помогала перазагрузка роутера, но хватало на 20 мин. Хозяин был готов помочь (был направлен техник на 3ий день), но я уже уехал к этому времени.

• Very Good – Marianna from Latvia – January 2, 2025 (8/10)

• Pleasant – Artsem from Poland – April 15, 2025 (6/10)

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