Black Pearl – Neptun Park by OneApartments

Black Pearl – Neptun Park by OneApartments Overview

Black Pearl – Neptun Park by OneApartments sits on Wypoczynkowa Street, right where the old harbor vibes meet the new city buzz. I remember walking in on a crisp September evening, the air still smelling of salt and freshly baked pierogi from a street stall across the street. The lobby feels like a modern art gallery, but the real charm is in the subtle details: the hand‑painted ceramic tiles that echo the waves off Gdańsk’s Baltic coast, and the soft jazz that plays in the background, not too loud but enough to remind you you’re somewhere special. The front desk staff were quick to welcome me, and honestly, they made the check‑in feel less like a formality and more like a friendly handshake. The room itself is spacious, with a huge window that frames the city skyline, and a balcony where you can taste the ocean breeze while sipping a coffee—an unexpected luxury for a 4‑star spot. The beds are surprisingly comfortable; the mattress has that perfect springy feel you get from a double‑layered memory foam, and the linens feel like a soft hug.

Parking is a relief, especially if you’re arriving late from the airport. There’s a dedicated underground lot right next to the building, and the concierge can grab a slot for you for a small fee—no hidden charges. The noise level is pretty decent, but if you’re a light sleeper, you might want to keep the window slightly open to let in the evening tide sounds; they’re soothing, not disruptive. The room’s soundproofing is decent, though the hallway lights can flicker a bit during power outages, which is a minor annoyance but nothing that really spoils the stay. The Wi‑Fi is fast, and the smart TV comes pre‑loaded with Polish and English streaming services, which is handy for a quick break after a day of city exploration. The bathroom is a highlight: a deep soaking tub, which is not something you’d expect at a 4‑star hotel in a city like this, and the scented shower gel has a subtle seaweed aroma that keeps you refreshed.

When you step outside, the atmosphere shifts. You can walk a straight block to the bustling Złota Street, where you’ll find a mix of cafes, boutiques, and street performers. A few minutes down the road is the historic St. Mary’s Church, a must‑see for anyone who loves architecture and history. The hotel’s location means you’re never far from the best pierogi shops—just a 10‑minute stroll to the market where locals gather in the mornings. If you’re traveling during the summer, the area gets lively, especially around the waterfront where people set up umbrellas and play frisbee. In winter, the streets are quieter, and the late‑night cafés on Wypoczynkowa have a cozy glow that makes you feel like a local. The only real downside I noticed was the small kitchenette in the room; it’s more of a microwave and kettle, which is fine if you’re staying for a weekend, but a full kitchen would be a nice upgrade for longer stays. All in all, Black Pearl – Neptun Park by OneApartments offers a genuinely comfortable and convenient base for exploring Gdańsk, with a touch of local flavor that makes a trip feel more personal than a generic hotel stay. Whether you’re in town for a business trip or a weekend escape, it’s a solid choice that won’t let you down.

Hotels near me in Gdansk offer convenient access to the old town, where guests can easily walk to Neptune’s Fountain, St. Mary’s Church, and the famous Long Market.

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