Beach Point Apartment – Neptun Park

Beach Point Apartment – Neptun Park Overview

Beach Point Apartment – Neptun Park sits tucked on Wypoczynkowa Street, just a stone’s throw from the buzzing Gdańsk Old Town. The moment I stepped into the lobby, the smell of fresh coffee hit me – the staff greets you with a smile so warm you forget you’re in a hotel. Check‑in was painless; the desk girl handed me a keycard and, honestly, a small map of the city that highlighted the best spots for a quick stroll. Parking is a lifesaver – there’s a small paid lot right behind the building, and I parked my car there with no hassle. The only thing that made me pause was the loud construction noise from the adjacent street, but it’s only a few minutes until the night settles in and the city’s hum becomes that comforting, familiar backdrop.

After the brief walk through the bustling market on Gdańsk’s main square, I found myself at the apartment. It’s a two‑bedroom place, which, for a couple, is just the right size. The living area is spacious, with floor‑to‑ceiling windows that frame the view of the Motława River – you can actually see the old cranes and the modern skyline blending together. The kitchen is fully equipped, so I cooked a quick pasta dish while listening to the distant chatter of the pier. The bathroom is surprisingly luxurious; the shower has that gentle, steady water flow that feels like a spa session. I noticed a small, sleek entrance mat that invites you to ditch your shoes – a local habit that keeps the floors clean. The Wi‑Fi is reliable, and the TV has a decent selection of streaming services, so I can binge my favorite shows without missing a beat.

One of the best parts? The balcony, which is just big enough for a cup of coffee and a view of the city at sunrise. I spent a morning here, sipping espresso, listening to the gulls, and hearing the faint bells from St. Mary’s Church in the distance. The apartment is quiet after 10 p.m., so you can sleep without the city’s nightlife intruding. There’s a small storage space for luggage, which is handy if you’re staying for a week. The only drawback I noticed was that the apartment’s air conditioning can be a bit loud at night, but I turned it off to enjoy the gentle night breeze. The local neighborhood is safe, and at 7 a.m., you’ll hear the street vendors starting their day, which gives you a real taste of local life. I’d recommend arriving in late spring or early autumn – the weather is mild, the crowds are manageable, and the city’s historic charm is at its peak. All in all, Beach Point Apartment – Neptun Park feels like a home away from home, and I’d be back in a heartbeat to explore more of Gdańsk’s hidden alleys and waterfront cafés.

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