Apartament Długa and Długi Targ

Apartament Długa and Długi Targ Overview

Apartament Długa and Długi Targ sits right on the cobblestones of Długa, so close that you can hear the city’s heartbeat from the street. The building itself is a mix of old brick and new glass, a typical Gdańsk hybrid that feels both historic and fresh. As soon as you step inside the lobby the vibe shifts—soft piano, a faint scent of fresh coffee, a friendly receptionist who already knows your name from a previous visit. Check‑in was a breeze; they had a quick QR code system that saved the usual paperwork marathon, and they handed you a keycard with a cheeky little note that said, “Enjoy the sunset from your balcony!”—a personal touch that’s rare.

Walking out onto the balcony, you’re greeted with the view of Długi Targ, the market square where locals gather for fresh fish, sausages, and the occasional impromptu jazz session. The noise level is just right—there’s a hum, not a buzz—and the smell of roasting potatoes from the nearby street stalls is one of those smells that instantly tells you you’re in the right place. If you’re a foodie, you’ll know that the stalls on Długi Targ are the best spot for pierogi and fresh oysters, and the best part is you can grab a bite without paying the premium price of a fancy restaurant. And honestly, I mean, the price point is spot on for a 4‑star place in the city centre. The rooms are spacious, the beds generous, and the linens feel like a hug from a cloud—you can actually fall asleep fast after a long day of exploring.

Parking is a bit of a lifesaver: there’s a small underground lot behind the building that’s free for guests, and it’s just a 5‑minute walk to the University of Gdańsk or the old shipyard where the museum is. I remember the first time I stayed there, I was fumbling with a map, but the staff sent me a quick text with a QR code that opened their parking app—so smooth. If you’re visiting in late summer, you’ll notice the evenings get a bit chilly, so you’ll want to bring a light jacket for those balcony moments. In the winter, the snow can be a bit slick on the steps, but the hotel’s staff leaves a line of salt to keep you safe—nice detail that shows they actually care. And if you’re a night owl, the hotel’s quiet hours start around 10 pm, which is perfect for a restful night after a day of sightseeing.

What really sets Apartament Długa and Długi Targ apart is the way it blends modern comforts with the authentic Gdańsk feel. The décor is minimalist but warm, with wooden accents that echo the city’s maritime heritage. The staff know the best local spots—like that little bakery on Jagiellonska Street that serves the best rye bread, or the hidden café next to the St. Mary’s Church where you can watch the sunset over the Motława River. If you’re in the city for a weekend, you’ll find the square buzzing with street performers, the smell of grilled kebabs, and the chatter of tourists and locals alike. And the best part? You can step outside and feel the city’s pulse—no marketing fluff, just real, lived-in experience. That’s why I keep recommending Apartament Długa and Długi Targ to my friends who love Gdańsk; it’s not just a place to sleep, it’s a place to feel at home in the city’s heart.

Exploring Gdansk offers visitors an unforgettable journey through Poland’s maritime heart, from its magnificent Gothic churches to its amber workshops and legendary shipyards where Solidarity was born.

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Reviews of Apartament Długa and Długi Targ

• Przemyslaw from Sweden – 15 November 2022 (9/10)

• Ettie from Denmark – 12 October 2022 (9/10)

  Venlig modtagelse, dejlig lys velindrettet lejlighed med udsigt til den centrale gågade og Europas største murstenskirke.
  Vores besøg var en gentagelse fra 2019, og vi ville vælge lejligheden igen hvis vi skulle til Gdansk igen.

• Fronil from Norway – 9 October 2022 (9/10)

• Chris from Sweden – 18 August 2022 (10/10)

  Centralt, rent, fint. Bra utrustat. Perfekt boende!

• Jitka from Czech Republic – 31 July 2022 (10/10)

• Stefan from Sweden – 9 July 2022 (9/10)

  ..Nära till allt…
  
  What could be improved: … ….Om du ska åka till sopot ta en taxi…billigare än båten till sopot… Taxi kostar 65-70 zloty..båten kostar 70zloty.person…är man fyra blir det mycket.. 280.zloty.🙄😐

• Aleksandra from Poland – 20 June 2022 (10/10)

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