Imagine Old Town

Imagine Old Town Overview

I stepped into Imagine Old Town on a brisk morning, the kind of day that makes you feel like you’re about to uncover a secret corner of Gdańsk. The building itself is a quiet blend of old brick and modern glass—nothing flashy, but it fits right into the historic streetscape of Powstańców Warszawskich. Check‑in was a pleasant surprise: a friendly host took my ID, asked me a few quick questions, and handed me a key card that whisked me straight up to the 2nd floor. The lobby smells faintly of freshly roasted coffee and the aroma of bread from a bakery on Dluga Street, and you can almost hear the distant bells of St. Mary’s Basilica chiming, but it’s not loud—just that subtle hum of a city waking up. I mean, the whole vibe feels like stepping into a well‑curated apartment in a bustling neighborhood, not a corporate hotel lobby. The staff even mentioned that the best time to visit the lobby café is just after 10 a.m., when the steam from the espresso machines mingles with the early‑morning light.

My room on the 2nd floor is a cozy retreat, just a few steps from the

Imagine Old Town Accommodations