Apartamenty S&S Chlebova Gdańsk z widokiem na rzękę Motławę, Stare Miasto

Apartamenty S&S Chlebova Gdańsk z widokiem na rzękę Motławę, Stare Miasto Overview

Apartamenty S&S Chlebova Gdańsk z widokiem na rzękę Motławę, Stare Miasto is tucked in a narrow block on 7 Stępkarska, right where the old town’s cobblestones meet the river’s gentle hum. The first thing that caught my eye was the little stoop that leads up to the lobby—a quiet, almost secret entrance if you’re not looking for it. Check‑in was surprisingly smooth; a friendly front desk lady greeted me with a smile that felt like a warm hug, and she handed over a keycard with a quick tour of the building’s Wi‑Fi quirks (you’ll notice the signal drops a bit near the brick walls, but the coffee shop on Królewska Street is a great spot to recharge). Parking is a bit of a hunt, as the street is narrow and the city’s parking meters are usually full during weekends, but the hotel offers a discreet coin‑purse parking spot in the basement for a modest fee. I was pleasantly surprised that the noise level inside was very low, even though the building sits close to the bustling Motława pier—just the occasional gull cry or a barista shouting the next order from the street above.

When I opened the door to my apartment, the view was basically the definition of “poetry.” The windows, which face the river, frame the rzękę Motławę like a living postcard, and the morning light washes the room in a soft, amber glow that makes you want to stay in bed a little longer. The apartment itself is a blend of modern and traditional—a rustic wooden floor, a small kitchen that feels more like a studio than a hotel kitchen, and a comfortable bed that’s not too firm, not too plush. The decor is tasteful, with muted colors that echo the stone walls of the old city, and a few local art pieces that hint at Gdańsk’s maritime heritage. I spent a good hour just looking out the window, sipping coffee that I grabbed from the minibar, and listening to the distant clang of the ferries on the Motława. The apartment’s only downside is the thin wall between the unit and the next door, so if you’re a light sleeper, it might be worth bringing earplugs—though I found that the rhythmic hum of the city actually helped me drift off.

Breakfast was a highlight, too. The hotel offers a small, in‑house café that serves a surprisingly good selection of fresh pastries—especially the rye bread with smoked fish, a local specialty that you wouldn’t find elsewhere. The café is not a huge space, but it’s cozy, with a few wooden tables and a view of the street where you can hear the morning chatter of locals and the occasional street performer. The staff were genuinely friendly, and they even slipped me a map of the city’s hidden alleyways (the one that leads to the tiny church of St. Mary’s, a hidden gem for anyone who wants to avoid the crowds). I appreciated that the hotel didn’t push a generic “free breakfast” narrative; instead, it offered a real slice of everyday Gdańsk. If you’re planning a stay during the summer months, be prepared for the river to get a bit warmer and the city a bit louder, especially around the Gdańsk Główny station. But for the most part,

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