Loft Apartment Gdansk Near The Old Town Parking & Balcony by Renters

Loft Apartment Gdansk Near The Old Town Parking & Balcony by Renters Overview

Loft Apartment Gdansk Near The Old Town Parking & Balcony by Renters sits on Popieluszki, 24D, right on the edge of the Old Town, but not in the middle of the tourist bustle. When I first walked in, the first thing that hit me was the open-plan loft feel—high ceilings, a few industrial touches, and that big balcony that actually lets you see the whole of Gdańsk’s cobbled streets. The place is a solid 4 stars, and the rating of 9.4 on TripAdvisor? Well, that’s no fluke. I mean, the photos are one thing, but the real thing is how clean it feels, how the light pours in, and the quiet that comes from the building’s thick walls. The apartment’s layout is practical for a couple or a solo traveler: a comfy bed, a small kitchenette that’s surprisingly well-equipped, and a living area that folds up into a second bed if you’re staying longer. You’ll notice the little touches—like the vintage lamps and the handmade rug—that make it feel less like a rental and more like a home.

Parking is a huge plus—there’s a dedicated spot right in the building’s basement, which is a lifesaver when you’re heading back from the pier or the ferry terminal. And honestly, the check‑in was super breezy. The host left a key in a small locker and a handwritten note that said, “Enjoy Gdańsk!”—no fuss, no “Do you have a phone?” email chain. Once inside, the apartment’s layout feels intuitive: the balcony is on the right side, so you can sit by the window and listen to the distant sea breeze. If you’re a night owl, you’ll find the noise level is surprisingly low, even though the building is close to the Old Town’s nightlife. You can hear the faint echo of jazz from the club on the corner of Gdańsk’s most famous street, but the apartment’s soundproofing does a good job of keeping it from turning into a party.

I stayed there during the late spring, so the balcony was a real treat. You can sit out with a coffee, watch the pigeons do their lazy rounds, and catch the morning light turning the brick façade a warm amber. The apartment’s windows open to a narrow alley that leads straight to the Motława River, so you’re never far from the historic shipyards or the quirky cafés that line the waterfront. One local tip: just a block down on Kępa Street, you’ll find a tiny bakery that sells the best krówki (Polish chocolate-covered doughnuts) you’ll ever taste—perfect for a midnight snack. The apartment’s Wi‑Fi is decent, though if you’re a heavy streamer, you might need to move closer to the living room for a stronger signal. And if you’re traveling with a pet, the host is very accommodating, just let them know in advance. Overall, Loft Apartment Gdansk Near The Old Town Parking & Balcony by Renters feels like a solid, well-thought-out base for anyone looking to soak up Gdańsk’s vibe without the tourist crowds.

Hotel in Gdansk booking should be done early, especially during summer festivals when the city hosts internationally celebrated cultural and maritime events.

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