Letnicka Cosy Apartment with Garden

Letnicka Cosy Apartment with Garden Overview

Letnicka Cosy Apartment with Garden sits at 1D Letnicka, right on the edge of Gdańsk’s bustling Old Town, but far enough away that you can actually hear the city’s rhythm without the roar you’d expect from a hotel in the center. I remember pulling up in a rented car and finding a small, just‑sufficient parking spot in the alley behind the building—no giant parking buildings, just a discreet spot that’s usually free early in the morning. The front desk was manned by a young Polish woman who greeted me with a warm smile and handed over a keycard. The check‑in was quick, but she took a minute to point out the little maze of stairs that leads to the apartment and explained how the building’s old wooden stairwells have a distinct, almost nostalgic scent of polish cedar that you don’t find in newer complexes.

When I opened the door, the apartment felt like a private slice of Gdańsk. It’s a 4‑star place, but the rating of 10/10 from travelers really tells you that the charm is real. The living room is airy, with floor‑to‑ceiling windows that flood the space with natural light. I found myself lingering over the hand‑painted tiles that echo the city’s maritime heritage—think of the old shipyard and the Motława River. The kitchen is surprisingly well-equipped; there’s a small espresso machine, a kettle, and a set of copper pots that look like they belong in a local bistro. The bed is a queen with a mattress that feels like a cloud, and the linens are crisp white, adding a clean, almost clinical feel that balances the rustic décor. The apartment’s little balcony is a highlight: a tiny patch of garden with a few potted herbs, a small table, and a set of chairs where you can sip a latte while listening to gulls overhead and the distant hum of the street below.

What really sets Letnicka Cosy Apartment with Garden apart is its location and the tiny, well‑maintained garden that feels like a secret oasis. Right across the street, you can walk to the Old Town’s market squares—Stary Targ with its daily stalls of fresh bread and cheese, or the Long Market (Długi Targ) where the cafes spill onto the sidewalks. For a quick bite, grab a pierogi from the bakery on Gdańska Street, and you’ll be back by the garden in no time. The noise levels are just right: in the evenings the city quiets down, so you can hear the faint crackle of a distant radio, while the mornings bring the pleasant sound of tram wheels and chatter from the cafés. If you’re visiting during summer, expect a bit of tourist buzz, but the garden’s shade keeps it comfortable. In winter, the frost on the garden tiles creates a delicate sparkle when the sun hits them, and the apartment’s heating system warms the space immediately. Overall, this place feels like a home base that lets you experience Gdańsk’s everyday life without sacrificing comfort or a touch of style. If you’re looking for an authentic, cozy spot that’s both well‑situated and genuinely welcoming, Letnicka Cosy Apartment with Garden is definitely worth a stay.

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