Lily Apart – Nadmotławie Sauna and Gym

Lily Apart – Nadmotławie Sauna and Gym Overview

Lily Apart – Nadmotławie Sauna and Gym sits on Sienna Grobla, just a stone‑throw from the cobblestones of the old town. I first spotted it on a rainy Tuesday in late October, when the streetlights were flickering like fireflies over the Motława. Walking in, you’re greeted by a wooden lobby that smells faintly of fresh coffee and cedar—like the kind of scent you’d get from a cozy café in a Polish village. The staff is quick on the double, but not pushy; they hand you a key card and a map of the city with a handwritten note: “Enjoy the city, the sauna, and the gym.” That little personal touch sets the tone for the whole stay.

The rooms are modest but thoughtful—think clean white tiles, a plush mattress, and a small balcony that offers a view of the bustling market square. I stayed in a room on the third floor, so the city’s hum is just a whisper, punctuated by the occasional tram clanging down the tracks. Check‑in at 3 pm is surprisingly relaxed; there’s a small, free‑parking lot right behind the building, though street parking can be a hunt in the evenings. The sauna is an absolute highlight—hot, steamy, and with a stone bench that feels like a hug from the earth. The gym, meanwhile, is compact but functional; the weights are well‑organized, and the mirror is spotless, which is a rare find in a city that’s more about historic charm than fitness tech.

The only downside? Wi‑Fi is a bit flaky, especially during peak tourist season when everyone tries to post their selfies at the same time. The bathroom could use a thicker towel, because that one towel that comes with the room is a bit thin for a full‑length wash. But honestly, those are minor hiccups in an otherwise solid experience. If you’re planning a trip to Gdańsk around July or August, expect the place to be lively—locals and tourists alike flock to the nearby waterfront, and the street vendors line up at the corner of Sienna Grobla and Warmińska, offering pierogi that practically melt in your mouth. On quieter weekdays, the noise level drops and you can actually hear your own thoughts in the lobby’s gentle acoustics. All in all, Lily Apart – Nadmotławie Sauna and Gym feels like a home base that’s close enough to adventure yet comfortable enough to unwind. The blend of city buzz, a relaxing sauna, and a decent gym makes it a spot worth recommending to anyone who wants to soak up Gdańsk without the fuss of a mega‑resort.

Best hotels in Gdansk range from charming boutique properties in the historic Main Town to elegant waterfront hotels with stunning views of the Motława River and Gothic architecture.

Lily Apart – Nadmotławie Sauna and Gym Accommodations