Family Luxury Green Apartment 1-6, 2 sypialnie i studio, 52 m2

Family Luxury Green Apartment 1-6, 2 sypialnie i studio, 52 m2 Overview

I stumbled upon Family Luxury Green Apartment 1-6, 2 sypialnie i studio, 52 m2 while wandering the cobbled streets of Gdańsk’s old town, and honestly, I’ve been telling everyone I know about it since. The place is tucked into Stajenna 5/1, right off the bustling Złota Street, which means you’re literally steps away from the market square, the amber‑glazed old port, and the legendary pier. If you’re a foodie, just a block away is the tiny “Kawiarnia Wiosna” where the coffee is strong, the croissants flaky, and the barista knows your name (I swear, I’ve never met anyone who can pull a perfect espresso without asking how you’re doing). The apartment itself is a surprisingly airy 52 m², split into two cozy bedrooms and a snug studio that’s perfect for a long‑term stay or a quick weekend escape.

The vibe inside is all about that “home‑away‑from‑home” feel. The walls are painted in muted greens that make the space feel calm, and the furniture is modern but with a touch of local craft—think wooden tables that look a bit like they were carved by a Gdańsk carpenter. The kitchen is fully equipped, and I actually tried making pierogi there last night, which was a total blast; the dough came out so soft and the filling was just the right amount of spice. The bathroom is a clean, minimalist space with a shower that doesn’t leave you feeling like a tourist; the water pressure is solid, and there’s a nice, thick bath towel that keeps you warm after a cold city walk. The check‑in was a breeze—just a quick swipe of your phone, a friendly smile from the host, and you’re in. No long security lines, no confusing key‑card system, just straight to your apartment.

Noise is another thing that caught my eye. Because the building sits a few stories above the street, you can actually hear the city’s rhythm from the windows, which is great for a little background chatter without it turning into a full‑on concert. The only thing that can rattle a bit is the tram that runs right by the corner of Stajenna; but honestly, it’s more of a gentle hum than a loud clang. Parking is a bit of a challenge if you’re driving: there’s a small lot behind the building, but it tends to fill up fast, especially in the summer when locals bring in their bicycles and scooters. If you’re staying for a week or more, you might want to look into a nearby public parking spot, or just embrace the city’s walkable lifestyle—Gdańsk is a city you can explore on foot or by bike. The apartment is also super quiet during the early mornings, so if you’re a light sleeper, you’ll appreciate that.

All in all, Family Luxury Green Apartment 1-6, 2 sypialnie i studio, 52 m2 feels like a little slice of Gdańsk’s everyday life, minus the tourist crowds. You’ll get to wake up to the scent of fresh bread from the market, hear the distant bells of St. Mary’s church, and feel the city’s history humming through the walls. There are no flashy gimmicks, just real, practical comfort and a touch of local charm that makes you feel like part of the neighborhood. If you’re planning a trip to Gdańsk and want a place that feels both convenient and genuinely lived-in, this is the spot to book.

Family Luxury Green Apartment 1-6, 2 sypialnie i studio, 52 m2 Accommodations