Old Town Apartment with Balcony – Rajska 3 Street

Old Town Apartment with Balcony – Rajska 3 Street Overview

You know what caught me off guard about this place? The balcony actually delivers. I mean, when you see “balcony” in apartment listings, you’re usually expecting some tiny ledge where you can barely fit a chair, but this one on Rajska 3 is the real deal – proper space where you can sit with your morning coffee and watch Old Town wake up below.

The apartment itself has this lived-in charm that I honestly prefer over sterile hotel rooms. It’s clearly been someone’s actual home at some point, which means the kitchen isn’t just for show (the previous tenant left behind decent cookware, thank god), and there’s enough closet space that you’re not living out of your suitcase the whole time. The furnishings are a bit of a mixed bag – some pieces look fairly new while others have that slightly worn European apartment vibe, but it all works together somehow. What really won me over was how quiet it gets at night, even though you’re right in the thick of things during the day. I was expecting tourist noise until all hours, but Rajska Street sort of tucks away from the main pedestrian chaos.

Location-wise, you’re about a three-minute walk to the main square, which sounds perfect until you realize those three minutes involve navigating cobblestones with luggage – just something to keep in mind when you arrive. But honestly, once you’re settled, being this close to everything without being directly on top of the busiest streets is pretty ideal. There’s a little grocery store practically next door (the kind where the owner recognizes you by day two), and you can grab fresh bread from the bakery around the corner every morning if you’re into that sort of routine. I found myself doing exactly that more often than I expected. The building itself is one of those classic Old Town structures with thick walls and high ceilings, so it stays cool even during warmer days, though the heating works well when you need it. Check-in was refreshingly straightforward – none of that awkward lobby waiting around, just a quick key handoff and you’re sorted.

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