Letnica – Seaside Apartments

Letnica – Seaside Apartments Overview

Letnica – Seaside Apartments is tucked right on Starowiejska, the narrow side street that curls past the old brick warehouses on the Motława. The moment you step out of the metro, the salty tang of the sea hits you like a long‑lived friend – you know what, it’s that old‑world Gdańsk vibe that just feels authentic. The reception is a cozy little desk run by a woman who greeted us with a smile that made the whole check‑in feel like a personal invitation. She handed over the keys, told us the elevator is on the left, and added that the parking spot in the underground is free for the first hour, which is a lifesaver if you’re dragging luggage. (Honestly, most places overcharge for that.)

The apartment itself is a neat two‑bedroom flat that feels like a home away from home. The living area has a flat‑screen TV, but the real highlight is the balcony: you can hear the waves crash, see the fishermen hauling nets, and feel that breeze that’s both cooling and oddly comforting. The kitchen is surprisingly functional – there’s a decent fridge, a small stove, and a kettle, plus a set of knives that look like they belong in a modern kitchen rather than a budget hotel. The bedding was a bit thin, but the mattress was good enough to sleep on without waking up at the sound of the sea. The bathroom had a shower with a good water pressure, and the tiles look like they’re from the 1970s, but the overall cleanliness was spot‑on. (I mean, I didn’t have to scrub anything before I could enjoy the place.)

When it comes to the neighborhood, Letnica – Seaside Apartments is a stone’s throw from Stogi Beach, but that’s a different story. If you want to walk, it’s a 10‑minute stroll to the old port and the bustling fish market where the aroma of fresh cod and mussels is just part of the morning routine. After that, you can head to the Old Town – those cobblestones feel like walking back in time. For the night, the area is lively but not noisy; the only sounds are the distant chatter of locals and the occasional gull cry. Parking is a bit tricky during the summer months, but the underground lot is a lifesaver – you can just drop your bags and head out. (Whew, I almost missed my sunset because I got stuck in traffic, but that’s a whole other adventure.) The best part? The place is not just a stay; it’s a place that lets you feel the rhythm of Gdańsk, from the early‑morning fishermen to the late‑night jazz bars that pop up near the harbor. If you’re planning a trip, Letnica – Seaside Apartments is the spot that makes you feel like you belong in this seaside city, not just a tourist passing through.

Apartments in Gdansk provide travelers with authentic local experiences, allowing them to explore traditional Polish markets and cook with fresh Baltic Sea specialties.

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