Elite Apartments Historic Center Suites

Elite Apartments Historic Center Suites Overview

Elite Apartments Historic Center Suites sits right on Długi Targ, smack in the middle of Gdańsk’s old quarter. I first spotted it as I was strolling past the bustling market square, the building’s red brick façade standing out against the gray city walls. The address, Długi Targ 35/38c, is a stone’s throw from the iconic Gdańsk Crane and the St. Mary’s Church—so if you’re planning a day of sightseeing, you’ll be practically on the same block as those landmarks. The check‑in experience was honestly pretty smooth: the front desk is open 24 hours, and the staff—well, they’re friendly and quick, but they do take your ID and passport like every other hotel, so make sure you’ve got those ready.

When you step into the lobby, you’ll notice the space is bright and airy, with a touch of local charm: a few framed photos of the Old Town’s cobblestones and a small display of Gdańsk’s famous amber. The rooms themselves are spacious, with a loft‑style layout that’s perfect for people who want a bit of extra space to stretch out after a long day. The bed is surprisingly comfy, with a mattress that feels like a hug, and the ensuite bathroom has a rain shower that actually does a good job of filling the room with steam—nice for waking up on a chilly morning. I was especially impressed by the kitchenette: it’s fully equipped, so you can whip up a quick breakfast or a simple pasta dish. The view from the balcony—though small—offers a glimpse of the city’s rooftops and the distant sea, which is a nice touch for a city like Gdańsk.

Noise levels are a bit of a mixed bag. The street outside is lively, with the hum of trams and the chatter of locals, but the building’s thick walls keep the noise at a reasonable level, especially during the day. At night, however, you’ll hear the occasional distant traffic, though I found it hardly disruptive. Parking is another consideration: there isn’t a dedicated hotel parking lot, so you’ll need to rely on street parking or a nearby public parking garage. It can get a bit tricky during the summer peak, so it might be worth asking the front desk for the closest spots. The hotel’s location means you’re never far from a coffee shop—there’s a cozy little place called “Browar Gdański” just a couple of blocks away, where the espresso is strong and the pastries are a must-try. I also found that the nearby street market on Saturdays is a riot of color and smell, with vendors selling fresh pierogi and local cheeses that make for a sensory overload in the best way.

Overall, staying at Elite Apartments Historic Center Suites felt like being in a home away from home, with the added benefit of being at the heart of Gdańsk’s historic charm. The staff are welcoming, the rooms are well-appointed, and the location is unbeatable for exploring the city’s rich history and vibrant culture. If you’re planning a trip to Gdańsk, this place offers a genuine, local experience without the fluff of typical marketing copy. It’s not just a place to sleep; it’s a place to soak in the city’s rhythm, taste its flavors, and get a true feel for the old‑world atmosphere that makes Gdańsk so uniquely inviting.

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Reviews of Elite Apartments Historic Center Suites

• Francesco from Italy – 19 May 2025 (8/10)

• Taras from Poland – 11 May 2025 (9/10)

  Very great location! And the apartment itself is pretty cozy.

• Aneta from Poland – 4 May 2025 (10/10)

  Apartament bardzo nam się podobał, świetna lokalizacja w samym centrum Gdańska. Bardzo dobry kontakt z recepcją.

• Maria from Italy – 1 May 2025 (9/10)

  la posizione dell'alloggio, la qualità dell'alloggio, fornito di tutto e pulitissimo

• Paweł from Poland – 1 March 2025 (10/10)

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