Baltic Tenement

Baltic Tenement Overview

Baltic Tenement is tucked into a quiet corner of Południowa 1/2, just a stone’s throw from the bustling Stogi market and the gentle lapping of Gdańsk’s Baltic coast. I’ve been to that area a dozen times, but this place feels like a secret you’re only supposed to share with close friends. The building itself is a charming slice of early 20th‑century architecture, the kind of old‑world brick façade that makes you pause and say, “wow, this really feels like Gdańsk.” When you step inside, the hallway smells faintly of fresh coffee from the café on the 2nd floor, and the wooden floors creak softly under your feet – a little soundtrack that says you’re in a lived‑in, not a showroom.

The first thing that struck me about Baltic Tenement was the check‑in experience. The front desk is run by a friendly woman named Marta who greets you with a warm smile and a quick, “Dzień dobry!” She’s got that local sparkle that makes you feel like you’re getting a personal tour instead of a standard hotel welcome. She hands you a key card and a handwritten note with the nearest bus stop and the best spot for a midnight snack (hint: the pierogi place across from the pier is worth the detour). The lobby is cozy, with a mix of vintage armchairs and a modern art installation that’s actually a mural of the old Gdańsk harbor – you’ll notice it in a photo, but you’ll also feel it in the room’s vibe.

Rooms are a blend of classic and contemporary. The master suite on the third floor has a balcony that opens onto a quiet courtyard where you can hear gulls calling and the distant hum of traffic from the main road. I slept soundly, thanks to the double‑layered curtains and a surprisingly quiet floor; the only noise was the occasional wind whistling through the old windows. The bathroom is sleek, with a rain shower that feels more like a spa than a hotel fixture – the only downside is that the sink faucet is a bit old‑school and doesn’t have a quick‑release handle, so you have to lift the lever a bit more than you’d like. But honestly, that little quirk doesn’t bother me much; it’s the small details that make the place feel lived‑in.

If you’re planning to explore beyond the hotel, Baltic Tenement is a great base. The parking is free on the street for the first hour, then you can find a spot in the nearby municipal lot – it’s cheap and you won’t have to drive across town just to get a space. The noise level at night is surprisingly low; the building’s thick walls keep out the city’s buzz, so you can actually hear the sea breeze in your sleep. During the summer, the area gets a bit livelier – the street vendors set up stalls selling fresh fish and local pastries, and the cafés open their doors to the sun. In the winter, the streets are quiet, but you can still catch a brisk walk to the pier and enjoy the crisp, salty air. I love the way the locals greet each other across the street – a simple nod, a quick “hej!” – and I’ve found that staying at Baltic Tenement gives you a front‑row seat to that everyday Gdańsk life.

All in all, this place is a genuine, no‑frills gem that feels like a home away from home. The staff are welcoming, the rooms are comfortable, and the location is just right for exploring the city’s history and its modern charm. If you’re looking for a spot that feels like a local’s favorite, not a tourist trap, Baltic Tenement is the place to be. The only thing I’d tweak is perhaps a faster Wi‑Fi in the lobby, but that’s a minor quibble in an otherwise stellar experience. So grab your passport, bring a sense of adventure, and get ready to fall in love with Gdańsk – one street, one café, one hotel at a time.

Baltic Tenement Accommodations

Reviews of Baltic Tenement

• Elżbieta from Poland – 2 June 2025 (10/10)

  Lokalizacja idealna, na plażę kilka minut spacerkiem, blisko sklepy, mieszkanie czyste, jasne, kuchnia dobrze wyposażona. Świetny kontakt z gospodarzem

• Aga from Poland – 26 December 2024 (10/10)

  Super lokalizacja,

• Rafał from Poland – 17 December 2024 (10/10)

  Super kontakt z właścicielem

• Marcin from Poland – 14 October 2024 (10/10)

  Rewelacyjna miejscówka.
  Mieszkanie czyste i w pełni wyposażone, niczego nie brakowało. Do plaży, sklepów, punktów gastronomicznych i przystanku komunikacji miejskiej 5 minut spacerkiem.
  Dojazd do centrum tramwajem około 25 minut.
  Kontakt z właścicielem na najwyższym poziomie.
  Gorąco polecam

• Silvie from Czech Republic – 21 July 2024 (9/10)

  Stylový dům v blízkosti moře a moc milí hostitelé. Velmi ochotní a laskaví.

• Gracjan from Poland – 16 June 2024 (10/10)

  Świetna miejsce i wspaniała lokalizacja. Bardzo blisko plaży i mola w Brzeźnie. Miejsce parkingowe przed apt można znaleźć. Blisko restaurację i kawiarnie a także Lidl i Biedronka. Polecam to miejsce.
  
  What could be improved: Nie bylo takiej rzeczy.

• Wojciech from Poland – 15 June 2024 (9/10)

  Dużo miejsca w mieszkaniu.. Dobry kontakt z właścicielem. Wyposażenie mieszkania. Bliskość do sklepów, punktów gastronomicznych, komunikacji miejskiej i morza.. Polecam
  
  What could be improved: Brak.

• Patrick from Czech Republic – 10 May 2023 (10/10)

  The apartment is perfectly located close to the beach. It is spacious and comfortable. We enjoyed our stay a lot. The hosts were very friendly and gave us warm welcome.

• Anna from Norway – 27 March 2023 (9/10)

  location – very close to the beach

• Jassmine from Netherlands – 1 January 2023 (10/10)

  very clean and spacious. with all utilities. very close to supermarkets and the beach. also good communication with tram. perfect for a vacation with friends. the hosts were super helpful and kind.
  
  What could be improved: .

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