Apartamenty Gdansk EU – Dwie Motławy – OLD TOWN

Apartamenty Gdansk EU – Dwie Motławy – OLD TOWN Overview

Apartamenty Gdansk EU – Dwie Motławy – OLD TOWN sits smack in the heart of Gdańsk’s Old Town, right on 20 Toruńska, just a stone’s throw from the famous Motława River. I arrived on a breezy Thursday evening, the city still buzzing with the footsteps of tourists and locals alike. The building itself is a charming, slightly renovated tenement with a brick façade that hints at its 19th‑century roots. As I walked up the narrow stairs, the smell of fresh bread wafting from the nearby bakery on Żurawia Street was instantly comforting. Check‑in was surprisingly quick; the host, a friendly Polish woman named Marta, greeted me with a warm smile and handed over a keycard that didn’t even need a code — just a touch of a button. She also mentioned that the building has a small underground parking space, but it’s shared, so you’ll need to arrive early if you’re driving.

When I stepped into the apartment, the vibe was cozy and lived‑in. The living area is open‑plan, with a vintage sofa that’s soft enough to curl up on and a large window that frames the iconic St. Mary’s Cathedral. I mean, you can actually see the cathedral’s spire poking through the clouds on a clear day. The kitchen is fully equipped, which is a lifesaver when you’re trying to whip up a quick lunch after a long day of sightseeing. The bed feels like a cloud, and the linens are crisp — not the kind of hotel that makes you feel you’re in a hotel, but more like a well‑maintained guesthouse. I did notice a slight hum from the HVAC system in the mornings, but it’s hardly a deal‑breaker. The apartment’s floor plan is compact but efficient; the bathroom is a snug space with a shower that’s surprisingly powerful, especially when you’re craving a blast of hot water after a day in the cold Baltic air.

Now, let’s talk about the practical stuff. Parking can be a bit of a hunt; the nearest street parking spots are usually taken by locals, especially on weekday mornings, but the underground spot is a lifesaver if you’re coming by car. Noise-wise, the building is pretty insulated, so you won’t be woken up by the nightly jazz club on the street below. The only minor gripe I had was that the Wi‑Fi signal is a tad weak in the upstairs bedroom, but I managed to stream my favorite shows in the living room without a hitch. During the summer, the Old Town gets crowded, but there’s a quiet corner on the second floor where you can read a book and listen to the gentle murmur of the river. In the off‑season, the streets are quieter, and you can hear the distant bells of the cathedral as a lullaby. All in all, Apartamenty Gdansk EU – Dwie Motławy – OLD TOWN is a solid spot if you want a mix of historic charm and modern convenience, without the usual tourist trappings. The staff’s warmth and the apartment’s thoughtful touches make it feel like a local’s home rather than a cookie‑cut hotel. If you’re planning a trip to Gdańsk, this place should definitely be on your radar.

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