Apartament Letnicka 3

Apartament Letnicka 3 Overview

I booked a room at Apartament Letnicka 3 last month for a quick getaway from the bustling city. The moment I stepped into the lobby, the smell of fresh coffee and a faint hint of sea breeze—because the building’s windows face the Motława—made me feel like I was already on the waterfront. The folks at the front desk were super friendly; they had a quick, no‑fuss check‑in process that left me with my key in no time, and they handed me a small map of the area with a handwritten note: “Take the 12th street line to the old town, you’ll see the big clock.” I mean, who knew the locals had that secret shortcut? After a quick drop‑off of my luggage, I headed straight to the balcony to get a taste of the night sounds. The street outside was lively, with a mix of tourists and locals chatting over pierogi, and the distant hum of the harbor was almost like a lullaby.

The room itself was a cozy mix of modern and classic Polish décor. The bed was surprisingly soft—like a cloud that didn’t feel too fluffy, you know? The windows offered a view of the street, so at night you could see the subtle glow of the streetlights and the occasional flash of a taxi. I did notice that the room’s air conditioning was a bit loud, especially at 2 a.m., but it was probably just the building’s older wiring. The bathroom had a nice, deep bathtub that was perfect for a relaxing soak after a day of sightseeing. What really stood out was the small balcony with a tiny table where I could enjoy a glass of local wine while listening to the gentle clatter of plates from the neighboring rooms. On the next morning, I could hear the church bells from St. Mary’s ringing—so close that it almost felt like a countdown to the day’s adventures.

When I’m talking to friends about the place, I usually drop a few local nuggets—like the fact that the nearest parking is a small paid lot on the corner of Letnicka and Słoneczna; it’s a bit pricey but you get a free meter for 24 hours. You’ll find a little café just across the street that serves the best rye bread in Gdańsk, and right next to it, there’s a tiny souvenir shop selling hand‑painted ceramics. Honestly, the only downside I found was that the Wi‑Fi signal can dip a bit in the corner of the room, which was a minor annoyance when I was trying to send a quick update to my family. But overall, the vibe of Apartament Letnicka 3 is like a warm hug from a friend who knows all the best spots. Whether you’re exploring the old town, watching the sunset over the harbor, or just craving a cozy night in, this place feels like the perfect base.

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