CORNER – apartament z widokiem – AZW Gdańsk

CORNER – apartament z widokiem – AZW Gdańsk Overview

CORNER – apartament z widokiem – AZW Gdańsk is tucked into a quiet corner of Grudziądzka 10, right where the city’s old brick lanes meet the lively buzz of the Motława river. I got there on a damp, early‑morning walk, the air smelling faintly of seaweed and brewed coffee from a small kiosk on Struga Street. The building itself is a modest, two‑story block, but the name is written in bold on the entrance, and you can’t miss it. The first thing that struck me was the check‑in desk: a friendly staff member with a quick smile and a ready smile that made the whole process feel more like a welcome than a transaction. They handed me a key card and a map that highlighted the nearest tram stop, a few minutes’ walk to the Old Town, and the parking spot that sits just behind the building on Grudziądzka – it’s a paid lot but only a short stroll, and the attendants are helpful when you need directions.

The apartment itself is spacious, with a view that actually shows you the entire waterfront. I mean, you look out the big windows and see the old wooden pier stretching into the river, and the city lights flickering in the distance. The decor is simple but tasteful: neutral tones, a touch of local pottery, and a couch that’s so comfortable you could nap on it. The kitchen is equipped with everything you’d expect – a stove, a fridge, and even a small espresso machine that makes the best coffee in the city. The bathroom is a clean, modern space with a rainfall shower that feels like a mini spa after a day of walking. I found the noise from the street surprisingly low, probably because the building’s walls are thick, and the windows are double‑glazed. At night, the hum of traffic is just a distant murmur, and you can actually hear the occasional gull cry over the water.

Breakfast is a nice touch – a selection of local pastries, fresh fruit, and a generous pot of coffee that’s strong enough to wake you up. The staff even offered me a piece of the famous “pączek” from a nearby bakery, which I swear tasted like a slice of heaven. I spent the morning exploring the Old Town, and the hotel’s location meant I could hop back for a quick lunch or a coffee break without having to chase the tram. On the 4‑star level, the hotel feels more like a home than a hotel, and the rating of 9.8 on travel sites is no surprise – it’s the little details that count. The parking is convenient, the check‑in is efficient, and the view is a real highlight. Honestly, if you’re looking for a place that feels like a secret corner of Gdańsk, CORNER – apartament z widokiem – AZW Gdańsk is the spot. You’ll feel like you’re part of the city’s rhythm, with the sea breeze and the street’s subtle hum as your backdrop. The only thing you might want to be mindful of is the early‑morning traffic on Grudziądzka; it can be a bit noisy, but the building’s insulation does a great job of

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