Apartament św Barbary Old Town

Apartament św Barbary Old Town Overview

Apartament św Barbary Old Town sits right on świętej Barbary, 13 2, 80‑753 Gdańsk – you can practically feel the cobblestones beneath your feet the moment you step out of the street. The front desk is a warm, almost family‑like vibe; the guy in the blue polo who greets you says, “Welcome! You’re in the heart of the old town, no need to ask for directions.” He hands you a keycard that glints like a tiny piece of starry night, and within minutes you’re in your room, the door sliding open to a space that feels like a secret hideaway. The check‑in was quick – no long lines, no endless paperwork, just a friendly nod and a “Enjoy your stay.” And honestly, that little detail makes all the difference after a long flight.

The room itself is a cozy blend of rustic charm and modern comforts. The bed is a king‑size thing with linens that feel like a cloud – you’ll notice the subtle scent of lavender that the hotel leaves in the hallway, a nice touch. The kitchenette is surprisingly functional: a tiny fridge, a kettle, and a stack of mugs that make making a cup of tea feel like a ritual. I mean, it’s not a full‑size kitchen, but you get what you need. The bathroom is a clean, tiled oasis with a shower that runs at a steady, pleasant temperature – no hot‑or‑cold drama. The noise level is decent; the old town can get lively, especially around Dluga Street and the Gdańsk Bridge, but the windows are solid, so you’re not constantly hearing the clatter of trams and the distant cheers from the football stadiums. If you’re a light sleeper, it might be worth staying until 10 pm, because the morning traffic can be a bit louder, but otherwise, it’s a peaceful little nest.

Outside, the vibe is the real treat. Walking from the lobby, you hear the gentle lapping of the Motława River and the occasional gull cry, which blends nicely with the distant hum of the city. You can duck into a nearby café on Dluga Street for a steaming cappuccino and a piece of pierogi – the aroma alone will make your stomach growl. For a quick bite, head down to the old market square; the street vendors there are a must‑visit, especially on weekends when the squabble of local chatter fills the air. Parking is a bit of a hunt – you’ll have to find a space on the side streets, but the hotel manager gives you a handy map of the best spots, and you’ll be out before you know it. I’d say the best time to visit is early spring or late autumn; the crowds thin out, the weather is pleasant, and the city’s historic streets feel almost like a private museum. So if you’re looking for a place that feels like a home base rather than a corporate hotel, Apartament św Barbary Old Town is a solid pick. It’s got that subtle polish that keeps you feeling comfortable yet curious, and it’s exactly where you want to be when you want to explore Gdańsk, without the tourist traps. And that’s what makes it, honestly, a real gem in the old town.

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Reviews of Apartament św Barbary Old Town

• Kalińska from Poland – 8 June 2025 (9/10)

  Pięknie położony obiekt, czysto i schludnie.

• Jerzy from Poland – 18 May 2025 (9/10)

• Rita from Poland – 16 May 2025 (5/10)

  Lokalizacja korzystna
  
  What could be improved: Zimno w mieszkaniu – brak ogrzewania
  Brudne naczynia w zmywarce, brak tabletek do mycia w zmywarce
  Pościel w sypialni nie ładny miała zapach
  Mieszkanie obok remont i przez to hałas

• Mariusz from Poland – 11 May 2025 (9/10)

  Rewelacyjny kontakt z właścicielem

• Sylwester from Poland – 23 March 2025 (9/10)

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