CITYSTAY Brzeźno Apartment 5 minut do morza

CITYSTAY Brzeźno Apartment 5 minut do morza Overview

CITYSTAY Brzeźno Apartment 5 minut do morza sits on Aleja Generała Józefa Hallera 247B, right where the promenade meets the dunes. I spotted it on a rainy morning when I was chasing the last of the sunbeams over the Baltic, and the building’s pastel façade looked like a postcard come to life. The check‑in was quick, albeit a bit disorganized—no one had the keycard ready, so the front desk clerk handed me a card that looked more like a library card (I mean, it had a barcode!). But that just added to the charm, you know what? The staff were friendly, and they handed me a map that highlighted the best spots for breakfast and the hidden cafés on the corner of CITYSTAY Brzeźno Apartment 5 minut do morza’s street.

The apartment itself is a 4‑star slice of comfort. The living room feels like a cozy lounge, with a sofa that’s soft enough to sink into after a long day at the beach. I could hear the distant gulls and the waves from the balcony—there’s a faint salty breeze that keeps the air fresh. The kitchen is surprisingly well-equipped; there’s a small espresso machine that really makes mornings feel like a treat. I tried the local fish soup (zupa rybna) from the nearby market, and the aroma of fresh cod filled the living area, making the place smell like a seaside market. The bathroom is clean, but the showerhead is a little rusty, which is a tiny flaw that doesn’t bother me much. The noise level is decent; you can hear the city’s hum but not the drone of traffic, especially at night when the streetlights glow softly.

Parking is a bit of a hassle—there’s a small paid lot just a block away, but the meters can be tricky to read if you’re not used to Polish parking rules. I ended up using a parking app that let me buy a daily pass, so that was a relief. On a quiet evening, the sound of the sea is the only thing that competes with my thoughts. If you’re visiting during the summer rush, expect crowds on the promenade, but if you’re there in late September, the area is almost peaceful, the tide is still high, and you can walk to the pier without feeling pressed. The locals recommend grabbing a coffee at CITYSTAY Brzeźno Apartment 5 minut do morza’s neighbor café on Ulica Gdańska—there’s a great view of the harbor and a friendly barista who knows your name by the second visit. All in all, this place is a solid 9.1 rating for a reason—it’s comfortable, it’s accessible, and it feels like a real slice of Brzezno life, not just another hotel.

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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