Greenwood with terrace – Neptun Park by OneApartments

Greenwood with terrace – Neptun Park by OneApartments Overview

Greenwood with terrace – Neptun Park by OneApartments sits right on Wypoczynkowa Street, just a stone’s throw from the bustling Motława River promenade. When I first stepped out of the taxi, the scent of fresh pierogi wafted from a tiny shop on the corner of Gdańsk’s St. Mary’s Gate, and the distant clink of a fisherman’s nets echoed across the water. The front desk was a quick, friendly exchange – the staff had already scanned my reservation, so I got a digital key and a tiny welcome bottle of local gin, which they said was a “classic” for a quick nightcap after a day of exploring.

The lobby itself feels like a modern loft with exposed brick and large windows that frame the city skyline. You know what? The check‑in desk is tucked away from the entrance, so I didn’t feel rushed or crowded. They handed me a map of the neighborhood – a handy guide to the best spots you don’t find in tourist brochures. Parking is a breeze; there’s a small, paid lot behind the building that’s usually free of charge, and if you’re staying longer, you can lock your car in the underground garage (just a 10‑minute walk from the hotel). The only thing that caught me off guard was the hum of traffic from Wypoczynkowa Street at night – low enough to be background noise, but still a reminder that I’m close to the city center.

My room was a cozy 35 square meters, with a surprisingly spacious terrace that overlooked the river. I spent the first morning sipping coffee while the city woke up – the sound of tram bells, the distant chatter of locals at the market, and the faint smell of baked rye bread from a bakery on the next block. The bed was a generous king with extra pillows, and the linens were crisp, almost like a fresh breeze off the sea. The bathroom had a rainfall shower that felt like a mini spa, though I’d say the water pressure could use a little more oomph – a minor gripe that didn’t throw me off my mood.

The breakfast spread was surprisingly local: freshly baked ciabatta, a selection of home‑made cheeses, and a small bowl of smoked trout that was so fresh it practically sang. I found myself lingering on the terrace, taking in the view of the old town’s gabled roofs and the slow‑pacing river traffic. If you’re a foodie, the nearby street stalls on Długie Street offer grilled sea bass and pierogi with mushroom sauce – the kind of flavors that linger on your tongue long after you’ve finished. The hotel’s 4‑star rating of 9.2 feels earned; it’s not an over‑the‑top luxury spot, but it’s a clean, comfortable, and genuinely welcoming place that even locals seem to appreciate. The staff surprised me with a handwritten note in Polish, wishing me a “miłego pobytu” (pleasant stay), which was a personal touch that genuinely warmed my heart. All in all, Greenwood with terrace – Neptun Park by OneApartments delivered a memorable, hassle‑free experience that felt like a home away from home, especially when you’re craving a quick dip into Gdańsk’s historic charm without the hassle of a tourist trap.

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