Luxus Apartament Fitness&Spa z sauną i siłownią

Luxus Apartament Fitness&Spa z sauną i siłownią Overview

LUXUS Apartament Fitness&Spa z sauną i siłownią sits smack in the heart of Gdańsk’s Old Port, right on 12 Stara Stocznia 27 – the exact spot where the cobblestones meet the salty air of the Baltic. I remember walking in on a crisp autumn afternoon, the streetlights already flickering on, and the smell of frying onions from a nearby pier shop drifting in. The front desk was welcoming, the staff greeting you by name, which felt oddly personal in a place that usually feels like a hotel chain. Check‑in was swift – they handed over a plastic key card and a quick scan of your phone, so no waiting in line, though I did notice a tiny hiccup when my card didn’t register for the first time. A quick tap on the desk and the issue was fixed, which was a relief because you don’t want to be stuck at the front desk when you’ve got an early morning departure or a late‑night stroll along the harbor.

The rooms are a solid 4‑star affair – solid, not flashy, but honest. The beds are plush, and the linens feel like a gentle hug after a day of walking around the medieval city walls. The windows face the water, and on clear days you can see the Gdańsk Crane bobbing in the distance. I love that the bathroom has a real shower – no misting, no trickle – and a little hand‑held showerhead that feels like it was custom‑made. The mini‑fridge is a lifesaver for a midnight snack, and the coffee machine is a hidden gem – brew a pot and the aroma fills the room like a comforting hug. The most surprising thing was the built‑in Bluetooth speaker which played my playlist at a low volume, giving the room a subtle, jazzy vibe. The noise level is decent; the harbor hums at night but the city’s nightlife is a few streets away, so you can get a full 8‑9 hours of sleep. Parking is a bit of a scavenger hunt – free street parking, but you have to be patient and watch for the blue‑and‑white striped zones. I found a spot near the Pasienka Street sign and it was a quick walk to the hotel entrance – no need to drive or take a taxi.

The real kicker is the spa and gym area. LUXUS Apartament Fitness&Spa z sauną i siłownią offers a sauna that’s surprisingly cozy, with wooden panels that keep the heat steady, and a small steam room that smells like eucalyptus and old stone. The gym has a view that’s hard to beat – you can see the waves lapping against the pier while you lift weights. The trainers are friendly, but the equipment is a bit on the basic side – more for a quick circuit than a marathon workout. The spa also has a small hot tub, which is a treat after a long day of exploring. You’ll notice that the staff are always ready to help with a towel or a recommendation for a good seafood spot on the nearby Młyńska Street. I honestly felt like I was part of a local community, rather than a tourist in a hotel. If you’re a traveler who loves a mix of convenience and authenticity, this place is a solid pick. The only downside? The Wi‑Fi is spotty during peak tourist season, so if you’re a digital nomad, you might want to bring a backup plan. Overall

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