COMFORT INN APARTMENTS – Gdansk,Angielska Grobla

COMFORT INN APARTMENTS – Gdansk,Angielska Grobla Overview

COMFORT INN APARTMENTS – Gdansk,Angielska Grobla sits just a stone’s throw from the old port, on ul. Angielska Grobla 5/130. The moment I stepped out of the taxi, the salty breeze from the Gdańsk Bay hit me—so fresh, you could almost taste the sea. The building itself is a modest block of flats, but the front desk is a bright, friendly space that feels like a local café more than a hotel lobby. I was greeted with a quick, no‑frills check‑in; the keyless entry system worked flawlessly, and the staff handed me a map that already had a few handwritten notes: “Try the pier at sunset, it’s magical.” They also pointed me to the free parking spot behind the building—super handy for those of us with a car, especially when the city’s streets get packed during the summer festivals.

The apartment was a 3‑room unit with a kitchenette that had everything you’d need: a microwave, a kettle that actually whistles when the water boils, and a small fridge that kept my cold drinks cool even on hot days. The living area is cozy, with a couch that’s just soft enough to sink into after a day of walking the cobblestones of Gdańsk’s Old Town. I found myself humming the tune of a street musician playing near the square while I cooked a quick pasta dinner. The kitchen’s stainless steel countertops were surprisingly clean, and the bathroom had a rain shower that felt like a mini spa—though the water pressure was a tad low during the early morning hours (around 5 AM). Noise-wise, the building is a couple of floors above the main road, so I didn’t hear the traffic, but there was a faint hum from a nearby café that made the room feel alive rather than isolated. I’d say the apartment is ideal for travelers who want a quiet base but still want to be close to the action.

I stayed there during the shoulder season in late September, which is a sweet spot: the crowds are thinner, the weather is still warm enough to stroll along the waterfront, and the city’s nightlife is just starting to pick up. The check‑in experience was smooth, but I did notice that the Wi‑Fi sometimes lags when the city’s data traffic spikes—just a heads‑up if you’re a digital nomad. On the bright side, the staff were genuinely helpful; one of the attendants even recommended a hidden gem—an ice‑cream shop on Złota Street that serves the best gelato in town. In the evenings, the building’s elevator was a bit noisy, but the overall ambiance felt like a home away from home. I’d recommend staying at COMFORT INN APARTMENTS if you’re looking for a practical, well‑located spot that feels more like a local’s apartment than a tourist trap. The only thing I’d tweak is a better soundproofing in the bedroom, but honestly, the pros far outweigh that minor flaw.

COMFORT INN APARTMENTS – Gdansk,Angielska Grobla Accommodations