Apartament 54 Old Town

Apartament 54 Old Town Overview

I just got back from a week in Apartament 54 Old Town and, honestly, I can’t stop thinking about how smooth the whole experience was—from the moment I pulled up the parking lot to the time I finally tucked myself into bed. The building itself is one of those old brick structures that Gdańsk loves, tucked right on Pszenna 5, and it feels like stepping into a time capsule that still has all the modern comforts. Check‑in was quick and the staff were genuinely welcoming; they handed me a keycard with a smile and a few insider tips about the best breakfast spots nearby—no weird “official” guidebook vibes, just real local advice. When I opened the door, the apartment smelled faintly of fresh coffee (the kitchenette has a small espresso machine, which is a lifesaver) and the view of the cobblestones outside was a nice reminder of the city’s charm. The place was quiet enough to sleep through the night, even though the street was packed with tourists at dawn, and the insulation was decent—no echoing city noise from the other side of the wall.

The rooms in Apartament 54 Old Town are spacious, with a clean, minimalist aesthetic that makes you feel relaxed. I mean, the living area has a plush sofa that actually feels like a hug, and the bed—wow—was so comfortable, it made me want to stay in the hotel room a little longer than I had planned. The Wi‑Fi was snappy, which is always a plus, and the bathroom had a deep, spa‑like shower that made me think I could stay forever (but I didn’t). The building’s lobby is surprisingly cozy, with a small café that serves the best pierogies you’ll find in Gdańsk—there’s even a corner table by the window where you can watch the street scene. If you’re a bit of a night owl, the quiet hours are pretty decent—by midnight the city’s hustle slows down, and you can still hear faint traffic but not the loud clatter that often creeps into other old‑town hotels. Parking is a bit of a hassle; there’s a small lot behind the building, but it fills up quickly during peak season, so I parked my car on the next block and walked the short distance to the hotel. The walk takes about five minutes and is a great way to soak in the architecture of the Old Town—Długi Targ, the St. Mary’s Cathedral, and the iconic Gdańsk Crane are all within a stroll.

All in all, Apartament 54 Old Town offers a solid 4‑star experience that feels genuinely local. With a rating of 9.8, it’s no surprise that most guests are thrilled. The staff’s friendliness, the thoughtful touches in the rooms, and the proximity to historic sites make it an ideal base for exploring Gdańsk. If you’re planning a trip and want a place that’s not just a hotel but a home, especially if you’re traveling with a friend who wants that real‑town vibe, this is a spot you should check out. I’ll definitely be back next time I’m in the city—maybe with a little more time to explore the lesser‑known alleyways of the Old Town.

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