ArtAbode

Art Abode is a stylish place to stay in the historic city center. The apartment is located on the 3rd floor overlooking the prestigious street of Wrocław - Świdnicka. The beautiful panorama from the balcony reaches as far as the Market Square, which you can reach on foot in 12 minutes (750 m). Along the way, there are numerous galleries, beautiful shop windows and historic architecture. My apartment is a perfect place for all art connoisseurs - theaters, opera, philharmonic (Music Forum) and the iconic DCF (Lower Silesian Film Center). The space Large bedroom with a comfortable bed and a comfort mattress. In addition, the bedroom window overlooks a secluded courtyard with the iconic DCF cinema. A great place to sleep but also to work at a large desk. The second room is a living room with access to the balcony. The beautiful view stretches all the way to the Market Square. The corner sofa, when unfolded, will make you have a second, very comfortable bedroom. There is also plenty of room for a modern, high and comfortable electric mattress. When connected to the power supply, it pumps itself and deflates itself. All you need is one button. Of course, a nice bathroom with an illuminated mirror that will appeal to every lady. Such a mirror is also a shaving aid for men. The kitchen is an important place in every home. An island table where 4 or even 5 people can sit to eat. I really like to drink my morning coffee here with my beloved. A coffee maker, electric kettle and tea maker are waiting. Large fridge and freezer. In this kitchen, you can feel like you are in your own 😀 Welcome. Make yourself at home ♡ Guest access Enjoy the entire apartment 😀 Feel at home, but also take care of it as if it were your own, so that it can be enjoyed by other guests. I also love to spend time in the city sometimes because I live near Wrocław on a daily basis ☀️ Other things to note 🙏 Please never smoke in the apartment (you can go out on the balcony) and make sure that other guests who come to us do not smell it, okay? 🙏 The building is from the 1950s - there is no elevator.