Apartment with Two Bedrooms, Balcony, Parking and Access to Sauna in Gdańsk by Renters

Apartment with Two Bedrooms, Balcony, Parking and Access to Sauna in Gdańsk by Renters Overview

Apartment with Two Bedrooms, Balcony, Parking and Access to Sauna in Gdańsk by Renters is tucked in the quiet stretch of Sucha 41, right beside the old cobblestone lanes that lead to the bustling market square. The first time I walked in, the scent of freshly baked rye bread drifted in from the bakery on Główna Street, and I knew I’d found a spot that feels like a home away from home. I was pleasantly surprised by the open layout: the living area spills onto a tiny balcony that overlooks the gentle hum of the city – the distant clang of the ferry brakes, the rustle of leaves in the nearby park. It’s the kind of balcony that invites you to savor a morning coffee while watching the sunrise over the Motława River. Parking was a win too—there’s a small, private spot right beside the building that’s free for guests, and I didn’t have to circle the block looking for a meter.

After the check‑in, which was a quick swipe of my phone at a counter that doubled as a local café, I was handed a keycard and a small packet of local tips. The host (a friendly woman named Marta) recommended the pier at St. Mariacki, where you can find the best grilled fish plates, and mentioned that the sauna access is through a shared building corridor, so you have to be mindful of the timing—early mornings are typically free, but the evening crowd can be a bit loud, especially around 9 pm when the sauna’s heated up with steam that smells like eucalyptus and old timber. I can honestly say that the sauna was a highlight; the contrast between the hot steam and the cool sea breeze was pure bliss after a long day of sightseeing.

The apartment’s two bedrooms are spacious, with large windows that let in the soft, amber light of the late afternoon. The beds are comfortable, though the mattress is a bit firmer than I expected—something to keep in mind if you’re a back‑pain sufferer. The kitchen, while compact, is fully equipped with a stove, a fridge that keeps your chilled drinks cold in the summer, and a decent selection of local craft beers in the fridge. I spent a lazy Sunday morning brewing a pot of the local coffee, listening to the faint city chatter through the wall, and planning my next day’s excursion to the amber museum on Gdańsk’s waterfront. The noise level is generally quiet, especially after midnight, which is perfect if you’re a night owl like me. The only downside? The apartment is a few blocks away from the main train station, so the train’s rumble can be a bit intrusive at 3 am, but I found that sound to be a subtle reminder of Gdańsk’s lively rhythm.

Overall, this place is a solid 4‑star that offers a genuine slice of Gdańsk life. The combination of a free parking spot, a balcony with a city view, and access to a sauna makes it a standout option for travelers who want to feel local while having the comforts of home. If you’re planning to stay during the peak summer season, book early—those windows on the balcony get snapped up by travelers who love the sea breeze. But if you’re looking for a quiet retreat after a busy day, this apartment with its friendly host, practical amenities, and the authentic scent of the city will keep you coming back.

To book hotel in Gdansk during the famous St. Dominic’s Fair season, visitors should make reservations well in advance as the city attracts maritime enthusiasts and history lovers from around the world.

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