Jasne i Przytulne Apartamenty Sun Seasons 24 w Karpaczu z Parkingiem i Balkonem by Noclegi Renters

HOTEL OVERVIEW

You know what struck me first about these Sun Seasons 24 apartments? The name is honestly a mouthful – Jasne i Przytulne Apartamenty Sun Seasons 24 w Karpaczu z Parkingiem i Balkonem by Noclegi Renters – but once you’re actually there, it makes perfect sense. “Jasne i Przytulne” means bright and cozy in Polish, and that’s exactly what you get. I stayed here last spring when Karpacz was just shaking off winter, and the apartment felt like this warm, sun-filled bubble while the Karkonosze Mountains were still dusted with snow outside my balcony.

The location is pretty smart, actually. You’re right in Karpacz but not in the absolute chaos of the main tourist strip where buses idle and crowds gather around the Wang Church. Instead, you get this more residential feel – I could hear kids playing in nearby yards and the occasional dog barking, which honestly made it feel more authentic than those sterile hotel complexes. The parking situation is clutch here, and I mean that. If you’ve ever tried finding a parking spot in Karpacz during peak season (or even off-season weekends), you’ll appreciate having your own designated space. No circling blocks or hiking from some random street corner with your luggage.

What really won me over was how the apartment actually felt lived-in rather than staged. The balcony – and yes, you definitely want to book one with a balcony – had this slightly weathered railing that gave it character, and the morning light streaming through those big windows was incredible. I’m talking proper coffee-drinking, mountain-gazing kind of mornings. The kitchen was well-equipped enough that I actually cooked a few meals instead of eating out every night, which saved money and gave me an excuse to explore the local grocery stores. There’s something satisfying about making breakfast while looking out at Śnieżka peak, you know? The internet was solid too – worked fine for video calls when I had to jump on a work meeting (not that I recommend mixing business with Karpacz vacation vibes, but sometimes it happens). Honestly, the whole setup felt like staying at a friend’s place rather than a typical rental, which is either exactly what you want or completely not your thing. If you prefer daily housekeeping and a concierge, this isn’t that. But if you want space to spread out, cook when you feel like it, and have a genuine home base for exploring the Sudetes, it’s pretty ideal. Just don’t expect to find it easily on your first try – the building numbers in this part of Karpacz can be a bit confusing, but the hosts are responsive when you inevitably text asking “which entrance?”