GRANO APARTMENTS Gdańsk Nowa Motława SPA & Wellness

GRANO APARTMENTS Gdańsk Nowa Motława SPA & Wellness Overview

GRANO APARTMENTS Gdańsk Nowa Motława SPA & Wellness sits right on Jaglana, just a few steps from the bustling market square and the tranquil banks of the Motława River. I remembered the first time I walked past the villa-like façade, the glass panels glinting in the late‑afternoon sun, thinking, “this feels like a hidden gem.” The check‑in was surprisingly smooth: a friendly front‑desk lady handed me a keycard with a smile and a quick, “Enjoy your stay!” (I mean, that’s the vibe you get when the staff genuinely wants you to feel at home). The lobby, with its cozy fireplace, gave off a warm, almost home‑y smell of freshly brewed coffee—no stiff, corporate air here.

After landing, I headed straight to my apartment. It’s a two‑bedroom layout, airy and bright, the kind of space that makes you want to stay in the living area forever. The décor blends modern polish with subtle nods to Gdańsk’s maritime heritage—think nautical blues and reclaimed wood. I spent the first night near the window, listening to the distant hum of the river and noticing the soft, filtered light that made the room feel like a secret escape. The bathroom was surprisingly spacious, complete with a deep soaking tub and a rainfall shower that made me feel like I was in a spa, even though the hotel’s name promises that (“SPA & Wellness” is pretty literal, honestly). The only hiccup? The Wi‑Fi dropped once in the middle of a video call, but the signal was back in a jiffy.

Parking is another plus. There’s a small, paid garage just a block away, and street parking is plentiful during the off‑peak seasons—though if you’re staying during the summer festivals, you might want to book the garage in advance. Noise levels are generally low; the only occasional intrusion is the distant chatter from the cafés along Targowa, which is fine if you’re not a light sleeper. The spa facilities are decent: a sauna, a steam room, and a small lounge where you can sip herbal tea and read the newspaper. The staff is friendly, and they’ll gladly recommend the best spots to grab a pierogi—try the one at the nearby “Pod Rybą” restaurant, it’s a local favorite that serves the best fish soup in town.

Overall, GRANO APARTMENTS Gdańsk Nowa Motława SPA & Wellness gives you that sweet spot between boutique charm and modern convenience. The apartment’s layout is perfect for a couple or a solo traveler who values space and comfort. The only real downside is the slightly steep elevator—if you’re lugging a lot of luggage, it can feel like a workout. But honestly, for the price point and the excellent service, it’s worth every cent. I’d recommend bringing a pair of comfy shoes, because walking around Gdańsk’s cobblestone streets is a must. Whether you’re exploring the Old Town’s historic sites or just relaxing by the river, this place feels like a home base that you’ll genuinely miss when you leave.

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