IRS ROYAL APARTMENTS Apartamenty IRS Nadmorze

IRS ROYAL APARTMENTS Apartamenty IRS Nadmorze Overview

I first stumbled upon IRS ROYAL APARTMENTS Apartamenty IRS Nadmorze while wandering the promenade in Brzezno, just a stone’s throw from the white sands of the Baltic. The building itself is a modest, four‑star slice of comfort, but what really made it stay in my mind was the breezy balcony that spills onto a small terrace, offering a view of the waves that crash in the distance. The check‑in was surprisingly smooth – a friendly receptionist with a quick smile, and they handed me a map of the area. I was told they could arrange an early check‑in for a small extra fee, which came in handy because I was eager to see the sunrise over the sea. Parking is a bit of a maze; the street on Ignacego Krasickiego is full of cars, but there’s a small paid lot a block away that’s usually free of charge on weekends. Honestly, the squeeze of the city’s traffic can be a little noisy at night, but the sea’s hush more than makes up for it.

The apartment itself is a surprisingly spacious 36 square meters, with a kitchenette that includes a decent set of pots and a kettle, and a living area that’s perfect for a quick nap after a day of exploring. I was pleasantly surprised by the fresh linens – the texture was like a soft cloud, and the towels were thick enough you’d feel like you were wrapped in a hug. The Wi‑Fi worked without a hitch, which was crucial because I had a few deadlines to meet. I found the bathroom a bit cramped, but the shower had a great water pressure, and the scented

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