Apartament Nadmorski Bresno

Apartament Nadmorski Bresno Overview

When I first walked up to Apartament Nadmorski Bresno, the salty breeze from the nearby Baltic Sea already set the mood. The building sits on Walecznych 8, right on the stretch that locals call “Prawa Strona” – the right-hand side of the old harbor. You’ll see the old wooden pier just a few minutes’ walk away, and if you’re lucky, a group of fishermen will be hauling in their catch right before dusk. The parking situation is actually pretty easy – there’s a small underground lot behind the building that fills up quickly in summer, so I’d recommend arriving a bit earlier than the usual 3 pm check‑in time. The staff at the front desk were friendly enough to show me the way without a fuss, and the key‑card system is straightforward – no long queues or confusing instructions.

The rooms are the real charm of Apartament Nadmorski Bresno. Each one has a small balcony that looks out onto the water, and I swear the sound of waves is like a lullaby at night, especially when you’re curled up on the sofa with a book. The décor is a mix of modern polish minimalism and nautical accents – think navy blue cushions, glass lamps, and a few hand‑painted sea shells on the wall. The bed was super comfy, and the linens had that crisp, fresh feel you get in a hotel that actually cares about its guests. I didn’t have to wait long for the Wi‑Fi; the signal was strong enough to stream my favorite series without buffering, which is a relief when you’re on a long layover. The only little gripe was the bathroom light – it flickered a couple of times, but the staff promised to fix it the next day, and they did.

What really makes Apartament Nadmorski Bresno stand out is the vibe of the neighborhood. If you’re willing to walk a half‑mile, you’ll find the market on Gdańska Street – it’s a riot of colors, smells of fresh pierogi, and the chatter of locals bargaining over fresh fish. For a quick bite, there’s a tiny café on the corner of Walecznych and Piłsudskiego that serves the best lemon cake you’ll ever taste; just make sure to grab a seat by the window so you can watch the traffic come and go. During the summer months, the streets are buzzing with music from street performers and the occasional live band at the pier, which can be a bit noisy if you’re a light sleeper – but they’re usually down to a hum by 10 pm. If you prefer a quieter night, the hotel’s own lounge downstairs has a small bar where the bartender knows your go‑to drink and will recommend a local craft beer that pairs perfectly with the sea air.

The best time to visit is early spring or late autumn. In spring, the flowers on the promenade are in full bloom, and the sea is calm enough for a gentle walk. Late autumn, on the other hand, offers a quieter atmosphere; the crowds thin out, and you can actually hear the wind in the trees rather than the chatter of tourists. I booked my stay just before the fall rush, and the staff were incredibly accommodating, giving me a free upgrade to a room with a better view of the pier – a small but welcome gesture that made my trip even more memorable.

All in all, Apartament Nadmorski Bresno feels like a home base that’s both comfortable and connected to the pulse of Gdańsk. The staff are genuinely friendly, the rooms are functional with a touch of charm, and the location lets you step out into the heart of the city in seconds. If you’re planning a trip to the Baltic coast and want something that feels less like a polished hotel and more like a neighborhood gem, this place is a solid pick. Just remember to bring a light jacket for the evenings, and you’ll be set for a relaxed, authentic stay.

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Reviews of Apartament Nadmorski Bresno

• Dorota from Poland – 8 September 2024 (9/10)

  Bardzo miła właścicielka, pięknie urządzone i dobrze wyposażone mieszkanko. Polecam

• Anita from Poland – 17 August 2024 (8/10)

  Lokalizacja super, wszędzie bliziutko.
  
  What could be improved: Trzeba liczyć się tym, że mieszkanie jest na ostatnim piętrze w bloku bez windy i brak klimatyzacji.

• Grzsk from Poland – 13 August 2024 (9/10)

  Apartament klimatyczny, bardzo ładnie urządzony, idealny dla 2 osób, Cisza, spokój, bardzo blisko do morza i promenadę, ścieżka rowerowa, park, port.
  
  What could be improved: Brak wystawienia faktury, stara i śmierdząca klatka schodowa, bardzo mały balkon i zepsuty tv.

• Żuchiński from Poland – 19 July 2024 (9/10)

  wszystko się podobało , lecz czas z szybko leci;)

• Yuliya from Poland – 20 August 2023 (9/10)

  Czyste apartamenty. Morze w odległości spaceru. Miła gospodynia. Dziękuję za gościnę

• Magdalena from Poland – 29 July 2023 (9/10)

  Apartament jest urządzony bardzo przytulnie i z gustem. Są w nim wszystkie niezbędne rzeczy.

• Barbara from Poland – 21 July 2023 (9/10)

  Wnetrze nowoczesne i czyste. W apartamencie wszystkie potrzebne rzeczy od pralki po suszarke czy nawet herbatę. Dobra lokalizacja. Przemiła gospodyni. Bardzo polecam
  
  What could be improved: Trzeba miec na uwadze że to 4 piętro bez windy. Ale za to z widokiem na morze 🙂

• Bozena from Germany – 2 August 2022 (8/10)

  What could be improved: Brak windy,mieszkanie na czwartym pietrze

• Anna from Poland – 9 July 2022 (8/10)

  What could be improved: 4 piętro bez windy.

• Alicja from Poland – 19 June 2022 (9/10)

  Apartament super, wszytsko co potrzeba w nim bylo. Lokalizacja na 10. Niby w mieście, ale jednak oddalona od tego całego zgiełku. Do centrum Gdańska 8km – wszysko zrobiliśmy na rowerach. Sopot 6km – na piechotę piekną promenadką.

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