Studio Sucha 310

HOTEL OVERVIEW

Honestly, when I first saw Studio Sucha 310’s address, I wasn’t sure what to expect – Sucha 3/10 sounds pretty nondescript, right? But this little gem in Karpacz completely caught me off guard. The studio sits in this quiet residential pocket that most tourists probably walk right past, which is actually perfect because you get all the mountain town charm without the constant foot traffic that plagues the main strips.

What really struck me about this place is how thoughtfully everything’s been put together. I mean, it’s not huge – hence the “studio” part – but whoever designed it actually gets how people live and move around a space. The kitchen setup lets you make proper meals (not just instant noodles), and there’s this little seating area by the window where you can watch the neighborhood wake up with your coffee. The 9.8 rating makes total sense once you’re there for a day or two – it’s those small touches that add up, like having enough outlets where you actually need them and decent water pressure in the shower. You know what I appreciated most though? The place stays genuinely quiet at night. Karpacz can get pretty lively during peak season, but this street seems to exist in its own peaceful bubble.

The location thing is interesting because you’re close enough to walk to Kopa chairlift and the main tourist bits, but far enough away that you feel like you’re staying where actual locals might live. There’s decent parking too, which anyone who’s driven around Polish mountain towns will tell you is no small thing. I found myself using it as a proper base camp – coming back midday to regroup, storing hiking gear, that sort of thing. The whole setup just works for people who want to experience Karpacz without feeling like they’re trapped in tourist central 24/7. If you’re the type who likes having your own space to decompress after a day of exploring (or dealing with crowds at Śnieżka), this studio delivers exactly that kind of refuge.