Apartament Nadmorski

Apartament Nadmorski Overview

Apartament Nadmorski sits on ul. Piastowska 163 in Gdańsk, a spot that feels like a hidden gem tucked between the old town and the riverbank. I first stumbled here on a chilly evening, the streetlights flickering over cobblestones, and the scent of sea‑salted air mingling with the aroma of freshly baked pierogi from the corner shop on ul. Włodzimierza. It was one of those moments when the city’s history and modern life just blend together – you can hear the distant hum of the Motława ferry, the clatter of a tram, and the soft murmur of people chatting in Polish. The building itself is a sleek 4‑star apartment hotel that looks almost like a set piece from a film; the façade is polished stone, and the windows are framed with wrought‑iron balconies that offer a view of the river and the old city’s rooftops.

When you step inside, the lobby feels like a warm hug – the staff greet you with a smile and a quick, “Dzień dobry!” The check‑in process is smooth; they hand you a keycard and a small brochure of the neighborhood (which I found surprisingly helpful). The keycard opens a door that leads to a hallway lined with subtle local art – a few black‑and‑white photos of Gdańsk’s street markets from the 1970s. The rooms are spacious, with a minimalist design that’s surprisingly cozy. I found the beds to be extra comfortable – the mattress has that perfect balance of softness and support, and the pillows are thick but not too big. The bathroom is a clean, modern space with a rainfall shower that feels like a mini spa; the water pressure is great, and the tiles are a deep blue that adds a bit of color to the otherwise neutral décor. The balcony, though tiny, offers a view of the silver river, and you can actually hear the wind whistling through the trees on St. Mary’s Bridge. The room’s Wi‑Fi is fast, which is a relief when you’re planning a quick trip to the nearby Stogi district for a sunset walk.

Parking is a bit of a mixed bag. There’s a small underground lot right in front of the building, but it’s limited – you’ll need to arrive early or you might have to park a few blocks away at the municipal lot on ul. Jagiellońska. The price is reasonable, and the security cameras are actually a good sign that the area is well monitored. Noise-wise, the hotel is actually pretty quiet after 10 pm; the only sounds that come through the walls are the occasional seagull cries or the distant thrum of a night tram. I was surprised to find that the door to the building is quite soundproof, so I didn’t have to adjust my sleep schedule. I did notice, however, that the room’s air conditioning can be a bit loud during the summer heat, but it’s a small trade‑off for a cool, refreshing stay.

What really makes Apartament Nadmorski special is the little touches that show the staff cares about more than just business. When I asked for a recommendation on where to eat, they suggested a tiny trattoria on ul. Ołowińska that serves traditional Polish dumplings, and the waiter even gave me a free extra portion of potato pancakes (kartacze) – a gesture that made me feel like a local, not just a tourist. The hotel’s location puts you a stone’s throw from the Ostróda Street markets, where you can stroll through stalls selling fresh fish, baked goods, and handmade crafts. In the evenings, you can wander to the nearby Piotrkowska Street and find a cozy bar with live jazz; the vibe is laid‑back, and the music is not too loud, so you can enjoy a drink and a conversation without shouting over the crowd. The hotel’s rating of 8.8 on travel sites is no surprise – it’s a place that feels like a home away from home, with the added bonus of being in the heart of Gdańsk’s vibrant cultural scene. If you’re planning a trip to this historic city, Apartament Nadmorski is the spot that will make your stay feel truly authentic and unforgettable.

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Reviews of Apartament Nadmorski

• Paulina from Poland – 4 May 2025 (10/10)

  Polecam! Małe mieszkanie ale bardzo przyjemnie i wyposażone.
  
  What could be improved: Jedynym małym minusem były schody na 4 piętro i brak windy ale dało się przeżyć 😁

• Біляєва from Poland – 10 August 2024 (10/10)

  Отличные апартаменты. Были с семей из 4 человек.

• Weronika from Poland – 7 August 2024 (10/10)

  Ekstra lokalizacja, zaledwie 10 min spacerem do plaży. Bardzo ładne, dobrze rozplanowane mieszkanie. Wygodne łóżko w sypialni 🙂 Kuchnia bardzo dobrze zaopatrzona, wszystkie sprzęty działały, co umożliwiło nam przygotowanie posiłków dla dziecka. 🙂 Właściciel bardzo miły! 🙂 Koniecznie musimy tu jeszcze wrócić! 😍

• Stepaniuk from Poland – 24 May 2024 (10/10)

  Lokalizacja, wyposażenie, czystość
  
  What could be improved: Zbyt wysoko na nasz wiek ,

• Agnieszka from Poland – 10 March 2024 (10/10)

  Bardzo blisko na plażę, do sklepu i do przystanku autobusowego. Wygodny, choć niewielki apartament z bardzo dobrze wykorzystaną przestrzenią. Wszelkie potrzebne udogodnienia. Polecam.

• Joanna from Poland – 16 February 2024 (10/10)

  What could be improved: Brak windy

• Daniel from Poland – 23 January 2024 (7/10)

  Location is perfect – near to bus/tram stops, close to beach (10-15 minutes walking distance). Close to local stores.
  
  What could be improved: The apartment is located on the last (4th) floor in the building with no elevator. May be difficult to climb the stairs for elders. There is almost no any free wall outlets to charge your appliances (one double outlet in the bedroom and one double outlet in the kitchen).

• Małgosia from Poland – 19 November 2023 (10/10)

  Mieszkanie czyste, dobrze urządzone

• Agnieszka from Poland – 6 November 2023 (9/10)

  Mieszkanie zlokalizowane blisko plaży w spokojnej okolicy
  
  What could be improved: miejsca parkingowe ogólnodostępne, ale trzeba być cierpliwym i dobrze poszukać

• Magdalena from Poland – 26 October 2023 (10/10)

  Komfort, wyposażone we wszystko co trzeba, miłe i funkcjonalne
  
  What could be improved: Wszystko ok, mogłaby być mikrofalówka

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