Apartment in Gdańsk with 3 Bedrooms, Furnished Balcony and 2 Desks by Rent like home

Apartment in Gdańsk with 3 Bedrooms, Furnished Balcony and 2 Desks by Rent like home Overview

Apartment in Gdańsk with 3 Bedrooms, Furnished Balcony and 2 Desks by Rent like home is tucked away on the quieter side of the Motława River, just a few blocks from the old town’s bustling market square. Walking in, the first thing you notice is the dust‑free, slightly worn parquet floor that creaks just a tad when you step onto it—it’s the kind of tiny detail that says the place has seen a lot of life but still keeps its charm. The check‑in was a breeze; the host, a friendly local who spoke a bit of English, handed over the keys with a quick explanation of the Wi‑Fi password and a recommendation to grab a coffee at the café on Szczęśliwskiego Street. I mean, who would have expected a quick, almost conversational check‑in to be the highlight of a stay in a city known for its grand hotels?

Inside, the layout is practical for a small family or a group of friends. The living area opens onto a furnished balcony that overlooks a quiet alley where the scent of fresh pierogi from a nearby bakery wafts in the evenings. There’s a small kitchenette that actually feels like a home, with a decent fridge, a single‑pot stove, and a coffee machine that lets you brew a decent espresso—crucial when you’re trying to catch the sunrise over the harbor. The bedrooms are cozy, each with a comfy double bed, and the third room is a converted studio space with a desk that’s perfect for catching up on emails or sketching. I found the noise levels surprisingly low, even at night, because the building is a few streets away from the main nightlife corridor—so you can truly sleep in.

Parking is a bit of a challenge if you’re driving, but the city’s public parking lots on Gdańsk Główna and the underground beneath the Staszic street are a short walk away, and the local bus zips right into the historic district. If you’re staying during the summer, expect a mild surge in foot traffic around the Christmas market on the Main Market Square, but the apartment itself remains a quiet oasis. The host had a spare set of keys, which was handy if you wanted to catch the sunset from the balcony after a long day exploring the old town’s cobblestone streets. Honestly, the only little critique I have is that the kitchen appliances are a bit older, but that’s a small price to pay for the authentic feel and the extra space you get. All in all, Apartment in Gdańsk with 3 Bedrooms, Furnished Balcony and 2 Desks by Rent like home feels like a home away from home, with just enough local flavor to make your stay memorable.

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