Apartament Wilcza Delux by TriApart

Apartament Wilcza Delux by TriApart Overview

Apartament Wilcza Delux by TriApart sits on 1 Wilcza, right in the heart of Gdańsk’s Old Town, a stone’s throw from the bustling Motława River and the cobbled lanes that lead to the famous St. Mary’s Church. I first spotted it when I was wandering past the colorful facades of the Golden Lane, the tiny houses that used to be a fishing village. The building itself is a modern twist on the classic brick architecture of the area—slick glass panes, a subtle gold trim that catches the late‑afternoon light, and a little wrought‑iron balcony that looks out over the street where locals gather for a coffee at dawn.

The first thing you notice is the lobby, which feels more like a cozy living room than a hotel front desk. The receptionist is a young woman with a warm smile who, honestly, knows everyone in town—she’s got the inside scoop on which street stalls sell the best pierogi. Check‑in is quick; they give you a keycard that works for your apartment and the building’s gym, plus a map of the neighbourhood. There’s a small coffee machine in the lobby—great for a quick espresso before you head out to explore the city. I was a bit surprised that parking was available on the street in front of the building, and they even let me use a nearby paid lot if I needed to drop off a stroller or a heavy suitcase. The street is quiet after 9 pm, so you won’t hear the city’s nightlife buzzing through the walls.

Now, about the room itself: it’s a spacious two‑bedroom loft with a balcony that offers a panoramic view of the Old Town’s rooftops and the distant hills of the Gdańsk Bay. The décor is a mix of Scandinavian minimalism and local folk art—plaid cushions, a hand‑woven rug that smells faintly of pine, and a small desk that’s perfect for jotting down travel notes. The bed is a generous king‑size with a mattress that remembers the shape of your hips, and there’s a smart TV with all the streaming services you’d expect, plus a mini‑bar that has a selection of local craft beers and a glass of white wine that’s still warm from the kitchen.

The kitchen is surprisingly well‑equipped: a full-size fridge, a stove, a dishwasher—everything you’d need to whip up a quick breakfast. I made myself a sandwich and a cappuccino on the balcony, and the morning light that poured in made the whole room feel like a living space rather than a temporary stopover. The bathroom is a clean, modern space with a walk‑in shower that has a rainfall head—great for a refreshing start after a night of exploring. The only minor critique is that the Wi‑Fi can be spotty in the corners of the building, but the staff is quick to provide a stronger signal if you ask.

What really makes Apartament Wilcza Delux by TriApart special is the sense of community you feel there. The staff knows the best spots for a late‑night snack—like the little shop on Gdańska Street that sells freshly baked pierogi with a hint of rosemary. They also recommend a hidden gem café on St. Mary’s Square that serves the best latte in town. And if you’re traveling by train, the Gdańsk Główny station is just a 10‑minute walk through the historic streets, with the tram stop right outside the building’s entrance. I spent a quiet Sunday morning in the apartment, listening to the distant bells of St. Mary’s Cathedral, the smell of fresh bread drifting in from the bakery, and the soft hum of the city waking up—just as locals would. In short, Apartament Wilcza Delux by TriApart feels like a home away from home, with all the comforts you’d need while still letting you soak up the authentic vibe of Gdańsk.

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