Letnica – Seaside Apartment 3

Letnica – Seaside Apartment 3 Overview

Letnica – Seaside Apartment 3 sat right on Starowiejska 77, a spot that’s literally a stone’s throw from the Stogi pier. I walked in on a blustery morning, the kind of wind that ruffles your hair and carries the salty tang of the Baltic. The front door opened onto a bright, airy living area that smelled faintly of fresh laundry—probably the apartment’s own linen. The check‑in was a breeze; the host, a friendly woman named Marta, handed me a keycard and a quick map of the neighborhood, pointing out the best spots for a midnight coffee (there’s a tiny café on Stogi Street that’s open 24/7). Parking is uncomplicated, too; a few free streets run parallel to the building, and a small paid lot a block away is always full during the high season but easy to find a spot in the evenings.

After settling in, the vibe really hit the right note. The flat itself is a cozy 3‑bedroom, 2‑bath setup that feels more like a home than a hotel. The kitchen is well‑equipped, with a small espresso machine and a kettle that whistles when it’s ready—perfect for a quick latte before heading to the beach. The balcony is a hidden gem; you can sit there and watch the waves roll in, hearing the gulls overhead and the distant thrum of traffic from the city. It’s quiet after 10 p.m., so if you’re a light sleeper, you’ll appreciate the calm. Honestly, the only downside is that the balcony is a bit drafty in winter, but that’s a small price to pay for the view. The bedrooms are generously sized, and the bathroom’s shower has a solid, no‑fuss design that actually feels luxurious when the water’s warm.

The real charm of Letnica – Seaside Apartment 3 is how it connects you to the local rhythm. I spent a lazy Sunday strolling along Stogi Beach, grabbing a fish sandwich from the market where the vendors still call each other by their first names—there’s a sense of community you don’t find in big chain hotels. The next morning, I took a short walk to the Stogi Pier, where early‑morning fishermen were already setting up their nets; the sound of waves against the wooden planks was strangely soothing. During the summer rush, you’ll notice the street is lively, with tourists and locals mingling, but the apartment’s location means the noise is muted once you’re inside. I also discovered that the nearby Gdańsk Seaside Mall is just a 10‑minute walk, offering a good mix of shops and eateries if you want to venture out. Overall, staying at Letnica – Seaside Apartment 3 felt like having a personal guide and a comfortable home rolled into one, and I’d definitely come back for another stay, especially when the weather’s nice and the beach crowds are just starting to swell.

Exploring Gdansk offers visitors an unforgettable journey through Poland’s maritime heart, from its magnificent Gothic churches to its amber workshops and legendary shipyards where Solidarity was born.

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