“Jacuzzi in the Bedroom” and Unconventional Apartment Layouts — How to Choose the Best Apartment at In The Sky Apartments

An apartment in Sky Tower can come in many layouts — from the classic setup (a separate bedroom and living room) to more unconventional designs, such as a jacuzzi in the bedroom, an open bathing area, or a bedroom partially integrated with the living space. This choice affects not only the “wow” factor, but also privacy, sleep comfort, how you use the bathroom, and whether the space will work for your specific type of stay. Below you’ll find a practical set of criteria to help you choose the right Sky Tower apartment for your trip plan — without guessing once you arrive.

What “jacuzzi in the bedroom” actually means — and when it makes sense

“Jacuzzi in the bedroom” refers to a layout where a whirlpool tub is located in the same zone as the bed (sometimes in a recessed nook, sometimes fully open). It’s a design choice that changes how you experience the apartment: bathing becomes part of your evening unwind, not just a hygiene routine.

This layout is worth considering when:

• your trip is focused on relaxation and a calm evening “at home,”
• you’re planning a stay for two and want a more “hotel-style” relaxation ritual,
• you value quick access to the bathing zone without going into a separate bathroom (depending on the apartment’s design).

It may be less convenient if full privacy in the bathing area is a priority (e.g., traveling with friends, a coworker, or family), or if someone is sensitive to the sound of the whirlpool system. In these cases, it’s best to check the description of the specific apartment to see whether there is a separate bathroom or whether the jacuzzi zone is screened off.

Unconventional apartment layouts: benefits and common “pitfalls”

Unconventional apartment layouts can be very appealing, but they need to match how you plan to use the space. Common solutions include an open bedroom, zones without full doors, glass partitions, a bathroom partially visible from the room, or a jacuzzi in the bedroom. Each of these features can be a plus or a minus — depending on the purpose of your stay.

What to watch out for in open-plan layouts

• Privacy: if you’re staying with more people, make sure the bedroom can be closed off and the bathing area isn’t fully open.
• Light and sleep: with large windows or an open living area, check the listing to see whether blackout curtains/blinds are provided (if this info is available).
• Acoustics: open spaces can carry sound — which matters if one person is working while another is resting.

When an unconventional layout works best

It works best when the apartment is part of your plan — not just “a place to sleep.” If your evening is meant for relaxing, talking, bathing, and enjoying a slow morning, a layout with a jacuzzi in the bedroom can significantly boost comfort. If your schedule is intense (exploring the city, meetings, late returns), simplicity often wins: a comfortable bed, a practical bathroom, and an ergonomic space.

How to choose a Sky Tower apartment for your specific travel purpose

The most reliable choice comes from matching the layout to your travel intent. Instead of deciding based on photos alone, it’s worth running through a quick checklist.

1) A couple’s weekend: relaxation and “time in the apartment”

For couples, the key factors are usually privacy, the interior vibe, and the ability to spend the evening in comfort. In that case, a bedroom whirlpool tub can be the biggest value-add. If that’s exactly the scenario you want, consider starting with an apartment with a jacuzzi, then compare photos and the description for privacy and day-to-day ergonomics.

2) A business stay: sleep, work, and predictability

On a business trip, functional criteria usually come first: a quiet sleeping area, stable conditions for work, and a logical layout. If a jacuzzi in the bedroom is just an extra, consider whether it takes away space you’ll need for moving around comfortably, unpacking, or working. It’s also smart to check check-in/check-out rules and parking options — these details are often just as important as the interior standard itself.

3) Traveling with friends or family: zones and doors

With more people, clear zoning and the ability to close the bedroom are crucial. A “premium” layout doesn’t always mean group-friendly comfort — an open bathroom or a jacuzzi in the bedroom can reduce privacy when sharing. In that case, it’s better to choose apartments with a clear functional division (separate bedroom, defined living area, traditional bathroom), and treat unconventional solutions as an option, not a requirement.

Pre-booking checklist: what to verify in the description and photos

The list below helps you compare apartments of a similar standard but with different layouts.

1. Zone layout: is the bedroom closed off or open to the living room; where is the bathing area located?
2. Bathroom privacy: is it fully separated (door/partition), or does it include open elements?
3. Sleep comfort: is the bed placed in a quiet part of the apartment; can you see blackout options in the photos?
4. Ergonomics: is there space for suitcases, clear walkways, and comfortable access to wardrobes and the bathroom?
5. Stay purpose: does the apartment support your plan (relaxation, work, city break) rather than complicate it?

Practical tips: how to avoid disappointment with a “jacuzzi apartment”

The most common disappointments come not from quality, but from a mismatch. To avoid this, it helps to:

• read the description like a user manual — where the jacuzzi is located, whether it’s in the bedroom or in a separate zone,
• compare several photos from different angles to assess privacy and the true size of each area,
• check the stay policies (e.g., check-in/check-out times, parking, billing rules), because they affect comfort just as much as the interior layout,
• match the choice to your travel companion(s) — a “romantic” layout can be impractical for a group.

If your plan is unusual (e.g., late arrival, remote work, strict privacy needs), describe your requirements in a message during booking or ask for details before you decide. That’s why it’s best to compare available layouts and request a recommendation — so you can more easily book an apartment that truly fits your stay at In The Sky Apartments.

FAQ — “jacuzzi in the bedroom” and unconventional apartment layouts

Does a jacuzzi in the bedroom mean there’s no regular bathroom?

Not necessarily. In some layouts, the whirlpool tub is part of the bedroom zone, but there may still be a separate bathroom or a dedicated WC area. The safest way to confirm is by checking the description and photos of the specific apartment.

What type of trip is best for an apartment with a jacuzzi in the bedroom?

It’s usually ideal for relaxation-focused stays: a weekend for two and an evening spent in the apartment. For strictly business trips or larger groups, it’s better to evaluate privacy and practicality first.

Is an unconventional apartment layout good for remote work?

It can be, but it depends on ergonomics and zone separation. Check whether you can work comfortably (seating, lighting, and the ability to separate work from rest).

How can you assess privacy in an apartment based on photos?

Look for images that show transitions between zones and whether the bedroom and bathroom have doors or partitions. A floor plan/layout image, if available in the listing, is also helpful.

What matters more: the view or the apartment layout?

It depends on the purpose of your stay. For a short city break in Wrocław, the view can be a highlight; for a longer stay or remote work, functionality usually wins: zoning, storage convenience, and sleep comfort.

How do you choose an apartment if two people are traveling together but not as a couple?

In that case, layouts with a clearly separated bedroom and a traditional bathroom are usually the best fit. Options like a jacuzzi in the bedroom can reduce privacy and overall comfort.