The strong cobalt color instantly stands out in Sarego 9 apartment, appearing on kitchen units, textiles, and accessories. Decorative tiles above the countertop add patterns and warmer tones. Beige walls, light wood, and simple furniture balance the look. The interior is small yet energetic and distinctive, ideal for a stay in Krakow’s heart.
The studio is 30 m² and designed for two people. In one open space there is a 160 cm-wide bed, a TV, a table, and a kitchenette. The layout is simple and clear. The kitchen includes a hob, dishwasher, microwave, toaster, and coffee machine.
An additional part of the apartment is a private patio accessible directly from the studio. Especially in warmer months, it allows spending part of the day outside—drinking coffee, having breakfast, or relaxing.
The bathroom with shower features a lighter color scheme. Decorative tiles, gold details, and an ornate mirror echo the kitchen’s patterns. Guests also have access to a washing machine.
The apartment is on the ground floor of a restored tenement at Józefa Sarego 16. Its location between Kazimierz and the Old Town lets most places be reached on foot, while the patio offers a bit of private outdoor space despite the central spot.
Guests can add breakfast at the nearby café Bussola Coffee. It’s a place we love and often return to. Various types of breakfasts are available.
The Tyzenhauz reception and luggage storage are several hundred meters away in the neighboring building at św. Sebastiana 16. You can leave luggage there before check-in or after check-out.
In the same tenement at Józefa Sarego 16, there are also apartments Sarego 2, Sarego 3, Sarego 4, Sarego 5, Sarego 6, Sarego 7, and Sarego 8. In the neighboring building at Józefa Sarego 15 is Sarego 1. This allows larger families or groups to book several apartments close together while keeping separate spaces.
