The greatest asset of Rakowicka 11 is the light. A wide row of windows offers a view of rooftops and older buildings in this part of Krakow, while natural light reaches almost the entire interior. The herringbone wooden floor adds warmth, and the blue wall, navy curtains, and powder pink chairs create a distinct yet calm color scheme.
The studio works well for couples or solo travelers. In the morning, you can sit at the table by the windows, have breakfast, and watch the city waking up. During the day, the same spot can be used for work, and in the evening—to plan the next day in Krakow. The armchair opposite the TV creates a small separate relaxation corner.
On 28.3 m², there is one open, tidy space. A 160 cm wide bed stands between two tall wardrobes, clearly marking the sleeping area without a separating wall. The apartment accommodates up to two people.
The white kitchenette has a hotplate, oven, dishwasher, fridge, and toaster; there is no microwave. Guests also have a bathroom with a shower, washing machine, foldable drying rack, iron, hairdryer, and air conditioning.
The studio is on the third floor of a renovated building with a lift. The “Pod Czaplą” building, from 1936–1937, retains Krakow modernism style. Main Station and Galeria Krakowska are nearby, and the Main Market Square is about a 10-minute walk. The apartment has no balcony or assigned parking space.
The same building also hosts apartments: Rakowicka 2, Rakowicka 4, Rakowicka 14, Rakowicka 15, and Rakowicka 16. Several independent flats in one building make it easy to host larger groups.
