AMBER PRIMORE – 3 Pokoje Plaża spacerem 15 minut – 1,1km

AMBER PRIMORE – 3 Pokoje Plaża spacerem 15 minut – 1,1km Overview

AMBER PRIMORE – 3 Pokoje Plaża spacerem 15 minut – 1,1km sits on Jagiellońska 10H, a quiet block that feels a world away from the bustling Gdańsk market streets. I remember walking up the cobblestones with the sea in the distance, the salty breeze mixing with the scent of fresh pierogi from a vendor on Ulica Kościuszki, and somehow thinking, “This is exactly the kind of place I need.” The check‑in was friendly, the staff handed me a keycard with a grin, and they even tossed a small sachet of lavender into my bag—small touch that says they care about a good night’s sleep.

Walking out of the lobby, the first thing you notice is the sound: a gentle hum of waves, punctuated by gulls calling overhead. It’s a sound you’ll grow to love over a few nights. The rooms are cozy and modest, but the real charm is in the details. The beds are the sort that feel like a warm hug, and the window frames let in a slice of the evening sky that makes you think of the old fishermen’s tales. Honestly, the only thing missing is a minibar with local craft beers, but that’s a small price to pay for the authenticity of the space.

The real adventure starts when you step outside. A 15‑minute stroll takes you to the beach—exactly where the name says it will. The path is lined with old wooden boards, and if you walk early, you can hear the distant chatter of kids building sandcastles. For those of you who prefer a bit more bustle, a quick walk to Stogi Pier (about a 10‑minute walk) is a great way to see the harbor, feel the wind, and maybe grab a coffee from a local barista who knows the best beans from the Żukowo region. When I was there, I noticed a small pier shop selling handmade wooden sandals, a reminder that Gdańsk still keeps its artisanal roots alive.

Parking is a bit of a hunt; the nearest spot is on Ulica Grzybowska, which can get crowded in the summer. But if you’re staying in AMBER PRIMORE, you’ll have a parking permit that lets you park just a few blocks away, so you can skip the hassle of searching a parking lot. The building itself is relatively new, so the noise from the street at night is minimal—just the occasional siren or a passing delivery truck. The quiet is the kind of quiet that lets you fall asleep sooner than you think you will, and when you wake up, the smell of coffee and fresh bread from a bakery on Wspólna Street will greet you.

When I stayed in AMBER PRIMORE during the off‑season, I found that the beach is a hidden gem for those who like to wander without crowds. The sand is still cool, and the waves are gentle—perfect for a late‑morning swim. I also discovered a small, tucked‑away café called “Kawiarnia Morskie” a few minutes down from the hotel, where the owner knows how to make a latte with a dash of local honey. You’ll hear the locals chatting about the season’s fishing catch, and you’ll feel a part of the community.

In short, AMBER PRIMORE is a place that feels like a warm hug from the sea and a quiet friend that knows all the best spots on Jagiellońska. It’s not flashy or over‑the‑top, but it’s exactly the kind of place you want to stay when you’re looking for something authentic, simple, and a little bit magical. If you’re planning a trip to Gdańsk, and you want that beach feel without the chaotic crowds, this is the spot. The staff’s smiles, the gentle sea breeze, the easy access to the pier, and the fact that the rooms are comfortable enough to relax into—these are the things that make a stay memorable. So, pack your bags, bring your curiosity, and let AMBER PRIMORE show you a side of Gdańsk that’s all you.

Gdansk’s hotels showcase the perfect blend of Hanseatic tradition and modern comfort, with many featuring maritime tour services and authentic Polish coastal hospitality.

AMBER PRIMORE – 3 Pokoje Plaża spacerem 15 minut – 1,1km Accommodations