In the Sebastian I apartment, open the balcony doors and step out with a coffee onto your private balcony to momentarily forget you’re in Krakow’s heart. Above, you see the greenery of the Missionaries’ garden, trees, and nearby tenement houses. In warmer months, the balcony becomes a natural extension of the apartment, a place you gladly return to after exploring.
The interior has a distinct urban character yet remains welcoming and relaxed. The red sofa and armchair energize the living room, while natural wood, light walls, and a large artwork make the space bright and airy. It’s a place for a quiet evening for two or quality time with family. At the table, you can have dinner, spread out a Krakow map, or sit with a laptop for a moment of work.
The separate bedroom is more intimate. Graphite walls, an upholstered headboard, and a section of exposed brick create a calm backdrop for rest, and the comfortable 160 cm wide bed ensures good recovery for the next city day. The lockable bedroom offers privacy. The living room has a 140 cm wide sofa bed, allowing up to four guests to stay overnight.
The apartment is 32 m², offering a fully equipped kitchenette with oven, dishwasher, and microwave, a bathroom with shower, air conditioning, washer-dryer, wardrobe, and a desk in the bedroom. Located on the second floor of a renovated tenement with an elevator, a shared vestibule and utility room connect it to the Sebastian II apartment, so both units can be conveniently booked together while maintaining privacy.
The building also houses our Tyzenhauz reception and luggage storage, available before check-in or after check-out. In all Sebastian apartments, breakfast can be added from the nearby Bussola Coffee café—a spot we love and often return to. Various breakfast options are available.
If traveling in a larger group, the same building also has apartments: Sebastian XI, Sebastian X, Sebastian IX, Sebastian VIII, Sebastian VI, Sebastian V, Sebastian IV, Sebastian III and Sebastian II.
