Loftove Gdańsk Wałowa

Loftove Gdańsk Wałowa Overview

I landed at Gdańsk Główny, the city’s beating heart, and after a quick tram ride through the cobbled streets of the Old Town, I spotted Loftove Gdańsk Wałowa tucked between a bakery that always smells like fresh bread and a tiny café that serves the best pierogi on the corner of Wałowa. The building itself is a quirky mix of old brick and modern glass, a real conversation starter when you’re standing in line for check‑in. The front desk was surprisingly efficient – a young receptionist who greeted us with a warm smile, handed over the key card, and even handed a small map with her favorite spots highlighted. She mentioned there was a small parking lot right next to the building; it costs a bit, but you get a covered spot and no hunting for street parking at 3 pm. (Honestly, that saved me a lot of time when the city’s traffic starts to thicken.)

The room was a neat, airy space that felt like a loft apartment more than a hotel suite. I love how the high ceilings and large windows let the city light spill in, and the floor-to-ceiling windows on the balcony give you a view of the street below – a mix of old timber houses and the occasional scooter whizzing past. The bed was surprisingly comfy, with a memory foam mattress that still felt fresh after a week. I also appreciated the small touches – a bottle of local vodka, a set of high‑quality towels that feel like cotton, and a coffee machine that’s actually a Keurig. The bathroom was spotless, but the showerhead’s water pressure is a bit weak, which is fine for a quick rinse after a day of exploring. I also found that the Wi‑Fi is free, though the signal can dip a bit if you’re on the roof. There’s a little lounge area with a fireplace that’s great for a relaxed evening, and I found myself chatting with a fellow traveler about the best pierogi spots in Gdańsk.

After checking out, I walked up to the nearby Motława River, where the sound of waves and the distant hum of the city made for a perfect evening stroll. I stopped for a drink at a riverside bar that locals love – the bartender recommended a local craft beer, and the taste was a refreshing contrast to the sea breeze. If you’re planning to stay near the city center, this

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