The space

Make yourself comfortable in the spacious living room with an area of 60m2. The combination of elegant furniture with the abundance of daylight here will soothe your senses. The paintings in the whole apartment are a result of a collaboration between an abstract painter and a street art artist. They were custom-made, especially for this interior.

When designing this space, we referred to the pre-war splendour and flourish of life here. This is the answer if you wonder why the piano, why the vintage decorations, the free-standing bathtub in the master bedroom or the customised works of art. All this brings to mind the former opulence of the city.

The master bedroom has a king-size bed, a free-standing bathtub and a dressing table. Apart from a comfortable double bed, the second bedroom is equipped with a cabinet and a stylish desk - a place to work. The third bedroom has a queen-size bed, an armchair with a footrest and a small cupboard. The fourth bedroom has a comfortable daybed that converts into a double bed. The fifth bedroom is a secret room with a double bed and a projector and PS5 at guests' disposal. Apart from the master bedroom and a secret room, all others have patio-facing windows. An ultra-practical solution in the living room is a sofa that converts into a double bed.

There are two bathrooms to meet the needs of 12 people who can comfortably live here. One has a shower and the second has a bathtub. A modern, spacious and fully equipped kitchen allows you to prepare any meal, even for a larger group.

Nestled within the cozy confines of this space is a hidden gem—a secret room behind an unassuming wardrobe. Ascend the charming mezzanine, complete with a comfortable mattress for two, transforming it into the perfect chill-out zone. Entertainment awaits as guests discover a PlayStation with two controllers, seamlessly connected to a projector for an immersive gaming experience or cinematic movie nights. Unveil the unexpected and make your stay truly unforgettable.

Curiosity
The modernist building from 1913 has a colourful history. Before the war, the Warsaw intelligentsia lived here, including several eminent and respected people: composer Karol Szymanowski, conductor Kazimierz Wiłkomirski and Olympic champion 1932 Janusz Kusociński.
During World War II, the building did not suffer any major damage.
In 2015, the tenement house was entered into the register of monuments.

Guest access

You can access every corner of this beautiful space.
To make your stay with us comfortable and convenient, we’ve included a few things in the apartment for you:

> PLEASE NOTE: if you need extra bedding, an extra blanket or a towel, you will find them in the wardrobe or in the sofa. However, please let me know if you want to use them.

> PLEASE NOTE: we do not provide laundry detergent. if there is some in the apartment from a previous guest, feel free to use it! otherwise, you will have to purchase some yourself 🙂

> PLEASE NOTE: housekeeping supplies are kept in one of the closets, use them only if you feel the need to vacuum or mop. if you need an extra blanket, towel, etc., feel free to take one, but please let me know before you do! 🙂

Interaction with guests

Although we may not be at the apartment welcoming you, one of us is always close by to help if necessary 🙂 If you wish, we can meet for coffee or lunch! Also, you are welcome to come and visit us at our extraordinary office space in a historical building that you normally would never enter.

Other things to note

We provide the following services BY REQUEST ONLY (and subject to extra charge):

> fresh fruit and bread, brought upon arrival
> favourite flowers and a bottle of wine upon arrival
> cleaning prior to check-out
> apartment disinfection service

If you have any special requests - write to us!

Invoice available upon request.