Spacious Apartment with Air Conditioning in the Old Town of Warsaw by Noclegi Renters

Hotel Description

Look, I’ve stayed in a lot of places in Warsaw over the years, and this apartment on Słomińskiego really surprised me – in the best way possible. You know what I love about this spot? It’s actually in the heart of Śródmieście, but tucked away on this quiet side street where you’re not dealing with the constant tram noise from Marszałkowska. I mean, you’re literally a three-minute walk from the Palace of Culture (yeah, that massive Stalin-era building you can’t miss), but somehow the street itself feels almost residential. The air conditioning was honestly a lifesaver when I visited in July – and I’m not just talking about some wimpy wall unit that barely works. This thing actually cooled down the whole space, which is pretty spacious for Warsaw standards.

The apartment itself has this really nice lived-in feel without being worn down, if that makes sense. High ceilings – you know how these old Warsaw buildings are – and windows that actually open wide, which is great for those cooler evenings when you want fresh air instead of AC. What really sold me was the kitchen setup; it’s not just some tiny kitchenette thrown in as an afterthought. I actually cooked a few meals there (there’s a decent Żabka right around the corner, and honestly, the Hala Mirowska market is maybe a ten-minute walk if you want proper fresh stuff). The whole place feels like someone’s actual home rather than a sterile rental, which can be hit or miss with these apartment bookings.

Here’s the thing about the location that the listing probably doesn’t mention – you’re walking distance from basically everything that matters in central Warsaw, but you’re also on the edge of where the real nightlife happens. So if you want to hit up the bars on Mazowiecka or grab dinner in the New Town, you’re close enough, but you won’t have drunk tourists stumbling around outside your window at 2 AM. The tram connections are solid too; the Rondo ONZ stop is right there, so getting to Wilanów or out to Mokotów is pretty straightforward. Parking was… well, it’s Warsaw, so street parking is what it is, but the host actually gave me some good tips about the residential spots that aren’t metered. Check-in was super smooth – none of that awkward “meet me at this random café” situation. The building itself is one of those pre-war ones that survived everything, so there’s character but also proper infrastructure. I’d definitely book this place again, especially if I’m in Warsaw for more than just a quick weekend trip.

Rooms

• Estimated price from: $130. Apartment with 1 full bed and 1 sofa bed for Max. people: 4

Reviews

• Exceptional – Danil from Poland – July 14, 2025 (10/10)

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