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When I first stepped out of the Gdańsk train station, the sleek gray façade of the building on 3 Chmielna instantly felt like a fresh start. Gdańsk Granaria SELF CHECK IN 24X7 is tucked into a quiet corner of the city, right beside the old town’s cobblestones and not far from the bustling market square where you can smell fresh pierogi wafting from a street cart. The check‑in process is a breeze – a keypad on the door and a QR code on the lobby wall let you unlock your room with your phone, so you’re not waiting for a front desk staff member. Honestly, it’s a relief when you’re arriving late at night or early in the morning and still need to get settled in quickly.

The rooms themselves feel like a retreat. The bedding is surprisingly plush for a 4‑star property, and the windows offer a panoramic view of the Motława River that’s perfect for a sunset coffee. I found the sound of the river to be soothing, even though it’s a bit noisy on the street level thanks to the tram line that runs right past the building. I mean, you can hear the clatter, but it’s not disruptive – just a subtle reminder that you’re in a living city. The Wi‑Fi is decent, though I did notice a slight lag when I tried streaming a video. That’s a minor quibble for a place that’s otherwise so well‑equipped. The bathroom is beautifully designed, with a deep, calm‑blue shower that feels like a spa in the middle of the city. The minibar is stocked with local craft beers and a selection of Polish cheeses, which is a nice touch for a traveler who wants to taste the local flavor without leaving the room.

The location is a real gem. From the hotel you can walk for about ten minutes to the historic St. Mary’s Church and the European Solidarity Centre, and only a few blocks to the trendy Gdańsk Old Town, where you’ll find bars, restaurants, and a street performer who plays folk tunes near the harbor. I parked my scooter in a paid underground lot right next to the building – the attendants were friendly and the security was solid. If you’re driving, there’s a small free parking area on the street, but it’s usually filled by locals in the evenings, so a quick walk to the nearest paid lot is worth it. The scent of sea breeze mixes with the aroma of roasted chestnuts from a nearby vendor, and you can hear the distant hum of the harbor traffic. I’d say that the noise level is pretty calm after 9 p.m., making it easy to fall asleep in a quiet environment.

All in all, Gdańsk Granaria SELF CHECK IN 24X7 offers a genuinely comfortable stay that feels both modern and rooted in the city’s historic charm. The self‑check‑in is a real plus for me, especially when traveling late, and the room’s amenities are top notch. The only note for future guests is to keep an eye on the Wi‑Fi connection if you’re planning to stream a lot of content, but that’s a small hiccup compared to the overall experience. I’ll definitely recommend it to anyone who wants a cozy base to explore Gdańsk’s old streets, its maritime heritage, and the vibrant local scene without breaking the bank. Gdańsk Granaria SELF CHECK IN 24X7 is a place where you can truly feel at home in the heart of this beautiful city.

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.

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