CITYSTAY Dluga Grobla Gdansk Apartment with Sauna

CITYSTAY Dluga Grobla Gdansk Apartment with Sauna Overview

CITYSTAY Dluga Grobla Gdansk Apartment with Sauna sits tucked away on a quiet side street that you’ll almost miss if you’re not looking for it. The building is just a stone’s throw from the bustling Motława riverfront, and you can feel the pulse of Gdańsk Old Town right outside the door—St. Mary’s Church’s spire is visible, and the cobblestone streets spill into the square with that familiar, slightly damp, maritime scent. I was greeted by a friendly receptionist who handed me a key card without any fuss, which honestly made the whole check‑in feel like a local welcome rather than a hotel cliché. The building’s underground parking is available, but the meter rates can bleed into the evening, so if you’re tight on cash, you might prefer to park on a nearby street or let the staff suggest an alternative spot—though the streets in that area are pretty narrow.

Inside, the apartment is a surprisingly spacious loft with a warm, wooden sauna that feels like a secret lounge. The sauna’s steam rises in a gentle mist, and the texture of the paneling is almost soft to the touch—a great contrast to the crisp, cool air of the living area. The kitchen is fully equipped, with fresh, local produce that you can swap with a quick visit to the market on Dluga Street—there’s a small stall that sells the best pierogi in town. The Wi‑Fi is decent for the most part, but I’ve noticed it can drop a bit when the summer crowds gather at the nearby pier. The apartment’s windows open onto a quiet street; the only noise in the evenings is a distant hum from a tram track, and you’re welcome to crank the blinds up if you want more privacy. The mattress is plush, but the bedframe ends up creaking when you shift in the middle of the night—something to keep in mind if you’re a light sleeper.

What makes the stay memorable, though, is how this place feels like a slice of local life rather than a hotel room. I spent a morning wandering to the nearby Staszic Street, where the cafés are buzzing with students and tourists alike; the aroma of espresso and fresh pastries is almost an invitation. In the afternoon, I took the sauna for a quick detox after a day of exploring the Gdańsk Główna train station and the old port. That 9.

CITYSTAY Dluga Grobla Gdansk Apartment with Sauna Accommodations