Rakowicka 15 is a bright studio for two, with windows facing Rakowicka Street, letting you watch the daily rhythm of this part of Krakow.
Large windows bring in natural light that complements the wooden floor, light walls, and gray curtains. The green upholstered bed adds a strong accent, making the sleeping area immediately eye-catching.
The 160 cm wide bed sits on a small platform, a few steps above the living area. This open studio divides clearly into sleeping, cooking, and relaxing zones, though separated by no walls.
A glass table with four chairs stands by the windows—a great spot for breakfast overlooking the city or working on a laptop. The TV faces the living area, and the space stays open and well-lit most of the day.
Full-size corner kitchen occupies a separate area of the studio. White fronts and wooden countertops match the apartment's bright look, and ample cabinets offer plenty of storage and prep space. The kitchen includes a stove, oven, dishwasher, fridge, and toaster; no microwave is provided.
The studio is 28 m², designed for up to two people. The bathroom has a shower and washing machine. Guests also have a foldable drying rack, iron, hairdryer, and air conditioning.
The apartment is on the fourth floor of a renovated building with a lift. “Pod Czaplą” was built in 1936–1937 and is a fine example of Krakow modernism. The nearby Main Station eases train arrivals; the Main Market Square is about a 10-minute walk. The studio has no balcony or assigned parking.
Rakowicka 15 shares an entrance hall with apartments Rakowicka 14 and Rakowicka 16. The same building also houses Rakowicka 2, Rakowicka 4 and Rakowicka 11. Larger groups can thus book several separate apartments at one address.
