ARCHE Dwór Uphagena Gdańsk

ARCHE Dwór Uphagena Gdańsk Overview

ARCHE Dwór Uphagena Gdańsk sits right on the cobbled stretch of Profesora Kieturakisa, just a stone’s throw from the old town’s bustling Długi Targ. I remember stepping out of the tunnel‑like entrance and being greeted by a soft, warm glow that felt like a hug from a long‑lost friend. The staff were super friendly—one of them, a young woman with a bright smile, let me skip the usual keycard fuss and just gave me a hand‑held pass that unlocked the door like a secret. Honestly, that was a nice touch; it made the whole arrival feel less like a transaction and more like a welcome in a cozy townhouse. Parking is a bit of a hassle though—there’s a small underground lot, but you have to book it in advance or you’ll be left to park in the street at a premium rate. The streets are narrow, so if you’re not okay with a little haggling with a parking attendant, it might be worth looking into the hotel’s parking pass, which is a few euros extra but a lifesaver on a rainy day. The first thing I noticed as I walked up the steps was the faint scent of fresh coffee from the café inside, a comforting aroma that made the whole place feel like a home away from home rather than a corporate hotel.

The rooms in ARCHE Dwór Uphagena Gdańsk are surprisingly spacious for a city block, with a mix of modern furnishings and rustic touches that echo the historic Polish architecture outside. The bed was plush—think high‑quality mattress with extra pillows, perfect for those nights after a day of touring the Motława River or a whirlwind of souvenir hunting. I do have to note that the ceiling fan is a bit noisy at 1 am, so if you’re a light sleeper, setting the alarm for a later time might help. The bathroom is a little smaller than I expected, but the shower is hot and the toiletries are decent, not the generic brand but something a bit more like a boutique spa. I also spotted a little memory of the local bakery’s scent wafting through the hallway—some sweet, yeasty aroma that made me feel like I was part of the city’s rhythm. If you’re planning to stay during the busy July season, expect a bit of hustle: the courtyard can get crowded with both tourists and locals, but the noise level stays under control thanks to the thick walls. In the evenings, the streetlights flicker over the old stone walls, and the occasional jazz tune drifting from a nearby café adds a soundtrack to your night. I’d say the real charm of ARCHE Dwór Uphagena Gdańsk lies in its blend of historical ambiance and modern comfort, coupled with that warm, personal touch from the staff that makes you feel like

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