Comfort Apartments Cztery Oceany

Comfort Apartments Cztery Oceany Overview

Comfort Apartments Cztery Oceany sits right on the waterfront at 11 Obrońców Wybrzeża, a stone’s throw from the bustling Motława River. I remember my first walk there after a long day of wandering Gdańsk’s cobblestones—there was this faint scent of sea salt mingling with the aroma of freshly baked pierogi from the small shop on Ulica Długa. The building itself is a clean, modern block that feels oddly cozy, like a townhouse you’d find in a quiet neighborhood rather than a hotel. The lobby is surprisingly airy, with a couple of local artists’ prints hanging above the reception desk. When I checked in, the front desk staff—two friendly Poles—handed me a map with hand‑drawn notes. They mentioned the best local coffee at “Kawiarnia Stary Rybak” on St. Mikołaja street and the best pierogi place near the Old Town. Check‑in was quick, no long waits, just a friendly handshake and a keycard that opens your own apartment.

The apartment itself feels like a home away from home. I liked the fact that the living room opens onto a small balcony that frames the harbor; you can hear the gulls and the distant thud of cargo ships. The bed was a generous queen with memory‑foam sheets that didn’t retain the night‑time city hum—though the apartment is close to the Gdańsk Crane, so a soft whirring can seep in after midnight. The kitchenette is well‑equipped; there’s even a mini‑fridge that keeps local craft beers cold. I made a quick espresso on the tiny stove and watched the sunset over the Motława, the sky turning a bruised pink. The bathroom is sleek, with a rain shower that makes you forget you’re in a city apartment. I appreciated the small touches—like the set of high‑quality towels and a small bottle of local vodka for a midnight toast.

Parking is a bit of a hassle if you’re driving, honestly. There’s no dedicated parking in the building, so you end up on the street with a few minutes of free parking before the meter kicks in. It’s a bit of a scavenger hunt, but the city’s parking app makes it manageable. As for noise, the apartment is fairly quiet during the day, but as the sun sets, the harbor’s nightlife begins to ripple through the windows. I’d say it’s best to bring earplugs if you’re a light sleeper. Seasonal traffic is a real thing too—summer brings a lot of tourists to the Old Town, so the street can feel crowded. In the spring, however, the harbor is calm, and you can hear the gentle lapping of waves without the usual tourist chatter. Overall, Comfort Apartments Cztery Oceany is a solid choice for anyone who wants to dive into Gdańsk’s vibrant culture while still having a snug, welcoming spot to retreat to after a day of exploration. It’s the kind of place you’ll recommend to friends because it feels like you’re living in a local’s neighborhood rather than a tourist trap.

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