Apartamenty Chmielna 10 – kompleks Deo – Old Town by Rent like home

Apartamenty Chmielna 10 – kompleks Deo – Old Town by Rent like home Overview

Apartamenty Chmielna 10 – kompleks Deo – Old Town by Rent like home is tucked right on Chmielna Street, a stone’s throw from the bustling St. Mary’s Church and the old cobblestones that line the nearby Królewska. I dropped my bag at the self‑check‑in kiosk, which was surprisingly quick—just a few taps on my phone and a digital key popped up. The lobby was modest but clean, with a small bar that kept a steady stream of locals and tourists chatting over coffee. As I walked up the narrow hallway, the scent of fresh bread from the bakery on Młyńska Street drifted through—so much for the quiet apartment vibe, but honestly, it was just a nice touch.

The apartment itself is a 4‑star pad with a rating of 8.7, and it lives up to the hype. The living area is spacious, with floor‑to‑ceiling windows that flood the room with natural light and give you a view of the historic rooftops. The décor is a mix of modern Scandinavian elements and old‑world charm—think exposed brick walls paired with a comfortable sofa that just begs you to sink in after a long walk along the Motława River. The kitchenette is fully equipped: a stainless‑steel fridge, a compact stove, and even a kettle that boils water in seconds. I made a quick espresso (the machine’s grind is just right) and was surprised by how quiet the apartment was, even though it’s right next to the Old Town Square. The walls are thick, so you don’t hear the clatter of buses or the occasional tourist group.

Parking is a bit of a hassle, but that’s the trade‑off for staying in the heart of the city. There’s a small paid garage on Gdańska Street, just a 5‑minute walk away, and some street parking spots if you’re willing to shuffle your car between blocks. I parked in a spot on Królewska, and the local residents were friendly enough to let me know when it was a good time to pull out. As for noise, it’s a lively neighborhood—you’ll hear the distant chatter of the market stalls at noon and the nightly jazz from a nearby club on Piłsudskiego Street. If you’re a light sleeper, a good pair of earplugs can make all the difference.

What really makes this place special is the vibe. The staff are friendly and genuinely helpful; one of them even suggested a hidden gem—a tiny café on Słowackiego Street that serves the best pierogi in town. The location is perfect for walking: you can hop off the metro at Oliwa and wander through the art galleries, or just stroll along the waterfront and watch the ships dock. And when the day winds down, the apartment turns into a cozy retreat. I spent a quiet evening on the balcony, sipping a glass of local beer while listening to the distant bells of St. Mary’s. If you’re looking for a place that feels like home yet puts you right in the heart of Gdańsk, this is the spot.

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