Comfort Apartments Przy Głębokiej

Comfort Apartments Przy Głębokiej Overview

I just stayed at Comfort Apartments Przy Głębokiej and honestly, it felt like discovering a hidden gem right in the heart of Gdańsk. The building sits on Głęboka 2, right next to that little café you can’t miss if you’re wandering down Mariacka. I mean, you’ll spot it because it’s that red-brick facade with the narrow balcony that overlooks the cobbled street—yeah, that’s the one. The first thing that struck me was the check‑in: the front desk guy, Marek, was super approachable, and he had a handy map of the city printed on the wall, with notes on where the best pierogi spots are. He even offered to book a cab for me for that early morning run to the beach—he knows the traffic patterns like the back of his hand.

When you step inside, the apartment feels like a modern loft but with that old‑world Polish charm (think exposed brick, wooden beams, and a small balcony that’s perfect for sipping coffee while watching the city wake up). The room’s layout is surprisingly spacious for a 4‑star place; you get a full kitchen, which is a lifesaver if you’re trying to avoid the touristy restaurants. The kitchen’s stocked with a decent set of pots, a kettle that boils fast (I’m a tea person, so that’s huge), and a couple of local spices I picked up from the nearby market on Św. Marcin. The bed? Soft like a cloud, and the linens feel like a five‑star blanket. I fell asleep around 10 pm, and by 6 am the city was already buzzing—there’s that good morning rush, but it’s still quiet enough to hear my own breathing, which is oddly comforting.

The noise level is pretty decent overall. I stayed there during the high season, so the streets were lively, but the apartment itself was insulated well. The only thing that did rattle me a bit was the occasional siren from the tram line that runs right outside the building—though you can’t help but think of that as a reminder that you’re actually in the city, not a quiet suburb. Parking is a bit of a challenge if you’re driving; there’s a small paid lot on Kępa Młynowa, but the staff from Comfort Apartments Przy Głębokiej gave me a voucher, so it was a no‑stress deal. If you’re staying with a bike (which I love doing around Gdańsk), the building has a secure bike storage, and the street is lined with a few mass transit stops, so you can hop on a bus to the Old Town in just a few minutes.

One of the perks that only a local would notice is the tiny courtyard behind the building. It’s a hidden oasis—think a small patch of greenery, a couple of stone benches, and a fountain that gurgles softly. I spent a lazy Sunday afternoon there, sipping a cold beer from a local microbrewery on Žółta, and watching kids play. The aroma of fresh bread from the bakery on Ulica Baczyńska wafted in, and the whole place felt like a secret garden tucked between the city’s hustle. The staff is genuinely friendly; they know the area and are happy to recommend the best spots for a sunset walk on Motława or a quiet dinner at the seafood restaurant on Gdańska Street.

Overall, Comfort Apartments Przy Głębokiej is a solid choice for anyone who wants a balance of comfort, convenience, and authenticity. The 4‑star rating and the 9.7 score aren’t just numbers—they’re a reflection of how much attention the place pays to the little details that matter to travelers: clean linens, a fully equipped kitchen, friendly staff, and a location that puts you right in the middle of Gdańsk’s vibrant life. If you’re planning a trip, keep this spot in mind—trust me, it’s the kind of place that feels like home the moment you step inside.

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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