Apartament Plaza43

Apartament Plaza43 Overview

Apartament Plaza43 sits tucked on ul. Mazurska 9B/2 in Brzezno, a quiet corner just outside the bustling old town of Gdańsk. I first spotted it while strolling past the old harbor, the building’s modern façade almost a shock of glass and steel against the more traditional brickhouses lining the street. The check‑in was surprisingly breezy – a self‑service kiosk that popped up a card and a quick QR code, no long wait at a counter. The staff at the desk were friendly, and I was handed a small map that highlighted the local spots we’d probably want to hit: the tiny “Kawiarnia Nowy Styl” on ul. Gdańska, the historic St. Mary’s Church just a 15‑minute walk, and the quirky bookstore on ul. Wolności, all within a half‑mile radius.

Honestly, the apartment itself feels like a home away from home. The living area is spacious, with a dark‑wood coffee table and a sofa that’s just the right firmness – not too plush, not too hard. The kitchenette is surprisingly well‑equipped, with a small espresso machine, a kettle that whistles exactly when the water’s ready, and a selection of Polish breakfast items: rye bread, a jar of local honey, and a block of oscypek cheese. The balcony? Oh, you know what, it’s a game‑changer – a small terrace that opens onto a view of the Motława River, and on a clear day you can see the old town’s towers glinting in the distance. I spent a couple of evenings there, sipping a glass of white wine, listening to the distant hum of traffic and the occasional gull cry from the river. It’s the kind of soundscape that makes you feel both connected to the city and tucked away from the noise.

Parking is a bit of a mixed bag. The building itself has a small underground car park, but it’s only big enough for one or two cars, so if you’re traveling with a group, you might need to look for street parking a few blocks away. The streets are narrow, and the parking spots are often filled by locals, so you might have to circle the block a couple of times – not a huge hassle, but worth keeping in mind. The noise level inside the apartment is pretty good; the windows are double‑glazed, so you don’t hear the train passing on the nearest line until late at night. One tiny gripe: the Wi‑Fi is decent, but the signal drops a bit when you’re on the balcony, so if you’re a heavy streamer, you might want to keep your device indoors for a while.

The crowd that frequents Apartament Plaza43 is usually a mix of business travelers and tourists who appreciate a bit of local flavor without the tourist trap feel. The hotel’s 4‑star rating and a 9.5 overall score speak to the quality of the experience – the rooms are clean, the service is prompt, and the location is surprisingly quiet for a city that’s always buzzing. Seasonal peaks are in the summer, when the streets of Gdańsk are full of people exploring the Old Town and the harbor, but the early mornings are still relatively calm, making it a good spot if you’re looking to get a head start on your day. If you’re planning a stay, just remember that the best coffee in town is at that little café on ul. Gdańska, and the best view is from the balcony of Apartament Plaza43 in the late afternoon. It’s a place you’ll tell your friends about because it’s not just a place to stay, but a place to experience the city at your pace.

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