Dom & House Comfortable Apartments Chmielna with Sauna

Dom & House Comfortable Apartments Chmielna with Sauna Overview

Dom & House Comfortable Apartments Chmielna with Sauna sits right on the cobblestone stretch of Chmielna Street, just a stone’s throw from the medieval heart of Gdańsk. I got there on a crisp March morning, and the first thing that hit me was that familiar mix of old brick and the faint scent of roasted coffee drifting from the corner café on Gdańsk’s main square. The check‑in was surprisingly smooth—there’s a friendly receptionist who remembers your name after a quick selfie, and the key card pops out with a little jingle that makes you feel like you’re stepping into the right story. Parking is a bit of a scavenger hunt; the nearest public lot is a block away on Św. Tomasza, but if you’re okay with riding the tram, a quick stop at the Gdańsk Śródmieście stop puts you in the middle of everything. The noise level is pretty decent—yes, the tram whistles echo through the alleyways, but the apartments themselves are tucked behind a wall of old wooden shutters, so you rarely hear the city’s chatter unless you’re on the balcony at night. (Honestly, the only time I felt a lull is after 10 pm when the city settles into a hushed lull.)

The apartment itself is a breath of fresh air. The kitchenette is fully equipped—there’s a real espresso machine that’s a lifesaver for those early‑morning coffee runs, a small fridge that holds a couple of bottles of local craft beer, and a pile of clean towels that look as soft as a cloud. The living area is spacious enough for a quick stretch before a day of sightseeing, and the walls are painted in soothing neutrals that let the natural light flood in. The highlight, of course, is the sauna. It’s a tiny steam room tucked behind a sliding door, but it’s surprisingly efficient—just a few minutes and you’re recharged, ready to hit the next stop. The only thing I’d tweak is the night lights; they’re a bit too bright, but that’s a minor quibble in the grand scheme. While I was there, I took a stroll along the Motława River, and the reflection on the water was nothing short of magical. Nearby, you’ll find the famous “Biga” café—great for a mid‑afternoon latte—while the historic “Trąbka” restaurant is a short walk away, perfect for a hearty pierogi dinner. And if you’re into history, the nearby Gdańsk Crane and the Royal Castle are only a ten‑minute walk, so you can soak up the old‑world charm without a car.

When I left, I was struck by how the place blends the charm of a local’s home with the convenience of a boutique hotel. The price point—around €150 a night—seems reasonable when you factor in the full kitchen, the private sauna, and the fact that you’re not paying for a front desk that’s stuck in the past. The only real drawback is that the building’s exterior is a bit dated; a fresh coat of paint might elevate the curb appeal. But honestly, that kind of character is part of its appeal. You know what? If you’re planning a trip in late spring or early autumn, you’ll find the place buzzing with locals and tourists alike, so you’ll get a taste of everyday Gdańsk life. In winter, the light is softer, and the early mornings bring a quiet calm that’s perfect for reading or planning your day. In short, Dom & House Comfortable Apartments Chmielna with Sauna feels less like a commercial lodging and more like a trusted friend’s home that you’re free to explore on your own terms. It’s the kind of spot that makes you think, “I’ll be back.”

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.

Dom & House Comfortable Apartments Chmielna with Sauna Accommodations