Brzeźno Park – Rodzinny Gdańsk Plaża

Brzeźno Park – Rodzinny Gdańsk Plaża Overview

Brzeźno Park – Rodzinny Gdańsk Plaża sits right on the edge of the Baltic, on Kołobrzeska 56 b/5, so when you step out your first thought is the salty breeze and the distant hum of the harbor. I arrived on a Saturday afternoon, the street was buzzing with locals and tourists alike, all heading to the beach. The check‑in was surprisingly quick – the receptionist, a cheerful woman named Marta, gave you a friendly nod and handed over a keycard that already had the room number stamped on it. No long queues, no paperwork, just a warm “Welcome to Brzeźno Park – Rodzinny Gdańsk Plaża” and a map of the nearby spots. (You know what I mean when I say, the map was actually a handy guide for the best spots on the promenade.)

The rooms here feel like a cozy, modern home. The bed is a generous king size with those buttery‑soft sheets that feel like a cloud, and the bathroom has that lovely, bright tile that makes the space feel airy and not cramped. It’s a family‑friendly place, so expect kids’ toys in the bathroom and a small play corner in the hallway. I stayed in a room with a balcony that looked over the beach – the view was spectacular, with the waves spilling over the sand and the sunset painting the sky in hues of orange and pink. The noise level is decent; there’s a gentle buzz from the sea and occasional gulls, but it’s not too loud to disturb. The hotel’s location is perfect if you want to stroll to Jelitkowo or the old port; you can get there in 10‑15 minutes on foot. Parking is a bit of a mixed bag – there’s a free street parking lot right outside, but if you prefer a protected spot, the hotel offers a paid garage that’s fairly reasonable. I parked there and woke up to the sound of the waves, which was oddly soothing.

Dining at Brzeźno Park – Rodzinny Gdańsk Plaża is another highlight. The breakfast buffet is laid out on a sun‑lit terrace that overlooks the beach, so you can enjoy a coffee while hearing the sea splash against the rocks. They serve fresh Polish pastries, eggs, and a selection of cheeses that make for a hearty start. For lunch, the hotel’s on‑site grill is a must‑try – they serve pierogi and grilled fish, and you get to watch the chefs work their magic. The staff are friendly, offering helpful tips on the best local cafés, like the little “Piekarnia Południowa” on the promenade, which is famous for its rye bread and sweet pastries. In the evenings, the hotel’s bar offers a relaxed atmosphere where you can sip a glass of Polish red while listening to a local jazz band that sometimes plays in the courtyard.

Overall, Brzeźno Park – Rodzinny Gdańsk Plaża feels like a well‑placed slice of Gdańsk that’s both convenient and charming. It’s not just a place to stay – it’s an experience that blends the beauty of the Baltic with the warmth of local hospitality. The only minor critique? During the peak summer months, the beach can get a bit crowded, and the noise from the promenade might be a bit louder during the evenings. But honestly, the view, the family‑friendly vibe, and the delicious breakfast more than make up for it. If you’re planning a trip to Gdańsk and want to be close to the sea while still having easy access to the city’s attractions, this place should definitely be on your list.

Brzeźno Park – Rodzinny Gdańsk Plaża Accommodations

Reviews of Brzeźno Park – Rodzinny Gdańsk Plaża

• Kateryna from Japan – 8 August 2024 (8/10)

  Very spacious apartment. bright, lots of windows. everything is new, clean. Good location. Easy to move in, comfortable keys collection
  
  What could be improved: Dining table is in the farest room from kitchen

• Шевченко from Poland – 5 August 2024 (8/10)

• Agnieszka from Poland – 11 September 2023 (8/10)

  Lokalizacja bardzo dobra. Spokojnie, do plaży Ok.1,5 km przez park.

• Waldemar from Poland – 20 August 2023 (9/10)

  Duże przestrzenne mieszkanie
  
  What could be improved: ?

• Angeelika from Estonia – 4 October 2022 (8/10)

• Maria from Poland – 12 September 2022 (8/10)

• Sandra from Poland – 2 July 2022 (8/10)

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