Lion Apartments – SCALA City Center Mustang&Parking

Lion Apartments – SCALA City Center Mustang&Parking Overview

Lion Apartments – SCALA City Center Mustang&Parking sits at 60d Łąkowa, right where the cobbled streets of Gdańsk’s Old Town meet the modern buzz of the Motława River. I walked in on a rainy Saturday, and the first thing that hit me was the mix of old brick and new glass – the building’s facade is a clean, almost minimalist thing, but the scent of fresh rye bread drifting from the bakery on the corner of Łąkowa instantly says, “home.” The lobby is surprisingly cozy; a chipped blue sofa, a faint hum of the city, and a man at the desk who greets you with a warm, “Dzień dobry!” He handed me a quick digital key, so I didn’t have to wait for the front desk to open at 3 pm. It’s handy, but if you’re an early bird, you might want to ask if the key works right away – I heard a couple of guests had to wait a bit.

Inside my unit, the space feels larger than the photos suggested. The room is on the third floor, so I hear the distant chatter of trams and the occasional clatter of a delivery truck – not noise you’d find in a quieter part of the city, but it’s a subtle reminder that you’re right in the thick of it all. The bed is a duvet that’s just the right weight – not too heavy, not too light – and the sheets have a crisp, cool feel that makes it easy to fall asleep after a day of exploring. The kitchenette is surprisingly functional; a single burner, a mini fridge, and a coffee machine that actually brews decent espresso – a lifesaver when you’re on a tight schedule. I’m not a fan of the bathroom’s old tiles, but the shower’s water pressure is solid, and the bathrobe feels like a soft cloud.

Parking is a mixed bag. The building’s Mustang&Parking garage is right at the front, which is great if you’re driving. The rates are a bit steep, especially during the summer when the city’s foot traffic spikes, but you do get a free meter for the first hour and a clear, well-lit parking lot. If you’re more of a pedestrian, I’d say you can skip the parking altogether – the nearest tram stop is just a three‑minute walk, and you’ll be right next to the historic St. Mary’s Church and the bustling market square. The only downside I found was the small, single‑room layout; if

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