Bulvar Premium with Parking by Lion Apartments

Bulvar Premium with Parking by Lion Apartments Overview

When I first stepped out of the train station, the smell of fresh baked pierogi wafted from a tiny shop on Czarny Dwór, and the first thing that caught my eye was the bright, almost neon‑green front of the Bulvar Premium with Parking by Lion Apartments. It was like a friendly, if slightly over‑the‑top, billboard that said “Welcome, traveler!” The lobby was surprisingly airy, with a mix of modern art and a couple of vintage wooden chairs that made you think, *this feels like a place people actually live in, not just a hotel.* Check‑in was quick, no long lines, and the front desk guy had a grin that could have been straight out of a Polish sitcom—he handed me a keycard with a wink, saying, “You’re in the right spot, buddy.”

The room itself was a neat 20 square meters of clean, efficient design. The bed was a solid, comfortable mattress that didn’t feel like a compromise on comfort—so good it made me want to skip the morning coffee. There was a little balcony that overlooked a narrow street with a row of cafés and a bakery that still had its windows fogged from the morning chill. The view was nothing dramatic, but it had that authentic Gdańsk charm: cobblestones, the faint hum of scooters, and the distant clink of glasses from a nearby pub. The bathroom was surprisingly spacious, with a rain shower that felt like a spa in the middle of a city. The Wi‑Fi worked fine most of the time, though the signal dipped during the peak tourist season when the whole block was buzzing.

Parking is a big plus for me—there’s a dedicated garage right next to the building, and the staff let me know about the parking fees in advance, so no surprise charges. (I mean, it’s a city so having a spot is a lifesaver.) The noise level is decent; the hotel sits on a quieter side street off the main Motława promenade, so I could sleep through the night without the city’s nightlife rattling the windows. The only thing that could have been better was the room’s small storage space; a few travelers might need a larger wardrobe. But honestly, for the price point, that’s a tiny trade‑off.

I spent my lunch break wandering down the street to the old market square, and the hotel’s location felt like a sweet middle ground. You’re far enough from the hustle of the Old Town that you can still hear the bells of St. Mary’s Church in the distance, but close enough that you can stroll in a half‑hour to the waterfront where the Motława river meets the Baltic Sea. A tip I learned from a local friend: grab a coffee from “Café Słoneczny” on the corner of Gdańsk’s main street (the one with the giant clock tower) and you’ll get the best view of the sunrise over the harbor.

All in all, Bulvar Premium with Parking by Lion Apartments offers a solid, well‑deserved 4‑star experience with a rating that’s no joke—9.3, which you can see if you’re a numbers person. The hotel doesn’t try to be flashy; instead, it focuses on the little things that make a stay comfortable: a clean room, free parking, a friendly staff, and a location that lets you soak in Gdańsk’s vibe without feeling trapped by the city’s tourist traps. If you’re planning a trip here and want to avoid the overcrowded spots while still staying close to the action, this place is a real win. And hey, who wouldn’t want a hotel that feels like a friendly neighbor’s home rather than a corporate office? The next time you’re in Gdańsk, drop by the green front of Bulvar Premium with Parking by Lion Apartments, and you’ll see why it’s a favorite of locals and travelers alike.

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