Baltic Residence – LoftAffair

Baltic Residence – LoftAffair Overview

I stepped out of the train station onto the cobblestones of Gdańsk and was immediately drawn to the building that houses Baltic Residence – LoftAffair. Honestly, the architectural blend of old brickwork and sleek glass panels gave me that instant “this is cool” vibe. The front desk was open 24 hours, and the staff—well, they were friendly but not overly chatty, which is actually a relief if you’re trying to catch a quick nap after a long journey. I parked on the street a block away, which, let’s be honest, can be a bit of a hunt in the summer crowds, but the city has plenty of marked zones and the meters are generous. The building’s location is just a few minutes’ walk from the Old Town’s main square, and if you’re in the mood for a quick coffee, there’s a charming little bakery on Gdańska Street that serves the best cinnamon rolls in town. The noise level? It’s lively during the day, especially with trams zipping past, but once you slip into the lobby, the hum of the city is almost a lullaby—perfect for people who love the buzz without the racket.

When I finally settled into my loft, the first thing that struck me was the sheer amount of natural light flooding in. The floor-to-ceiling windows frame a view of the medieval rooftops and the distant harbor, and the view changes dramatically from morning to midnight. The room itself feels like a modern loft apartment with an open-plan kitchen area, a comfy sofa, and a king-sized bed that feels like a cloud—especially after a hot shower in the ensuite, which has a deep soaking tub that’s actually a secret oasis in the middle of the city. Wi‑Fi is fast, and the smart TV is a nice touch, although I didn’t use it much because the city’s streetlights and the occasional church bell were far more entertaining. The linens are crisp, the towels are thick, and the little extras—like a tea kettle on the countertop

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