Marina Bay – Tre Mare Residence

Marina Bay – Tre Mare Residence Overview

Marina Bay – Tre Mare Residence sits smack in the heart of Gdańsk, on Jelitkowska Street, just a stone’s throw from the bustling Dluga and the old town’s cobblestones. When I first stepped off the tram at 80‑342 Gdańsk, the building’s façade caught my eye with its clean lines and the subtle glow of lanterns that line the balcony—like a lighthouse pointing visitors into a modern harbor. I was greeted by a receptionist who, honestly, looked like a local who’d been here a decade, not some tour guide. The check‑in was quick, no long queues, and the front desk offered a free city map that already had a handwritten note: “Try the pierogis at Baryczka on Złota for a quick bite.” I mean, who doesn’t love a local tip that feels like a secret?

The room itself was a cozy capsule of comfort. The bed was a king‑size thing, covered in a plush duvet that felt like a cloud—soft, but with enough support to keep me from waking up in a cramp. The windows opened onto a view of the canal, and the sound of the tide, coupled with the distant hum of the city, was a natural lullaby. I noticed the lighting was adjustable, so I could switch from a bright, energizing scheme in the morning to a warm, dim glow for a late‑night Netflix binge. A small balcony on the second floor gave me a spot to sip espresso with a view of the Gdańsk skyline—tucked between the old warehouses and the modern art of the Thyssen-Bornemisza gallery. If you’re a traveler who likes a bit of noise, don’t worry: the building’s walls are thick, and the only daytime racket is the occasional street musician on the corner of Jelitkowska and Lwowska—just the right amount of hustle without the full-on tourist crowd of the old town.

Parking is a bit of a gamble, honestly. There’s a shared lot a block away on Kalafiorowa, but you’ll have to get there early in the day to snag a spot—especially in July when the city’s heat draws in throngs of people. If you’re arriving at night or have a small car, the hotel offers a secure, on‑site parking area for an extra fee, but it’s not as spacious as you might hope; it’s more like a valet service than a dedicated garage. As for noise levels, the hotel is surprisingly quiet after 10 pm, even though it’s right near the canal. I found myself drifting off to the gentle lapping of water, which is oddly soothing. The only time there’s a buzz is early in the morning when the kitchen staff starts preparing breakfast—an aromatic blend of fresh rye bread, smoked salmon, and a hint of dill that makes your nose do a little happy dance.

When it comes to actual local flavor, Marina Bay – Tre Mare Residence is a solid bridge between the historic heart and the modern vibe. After breakfast, I took a short walk to the nearby neighborhood of Sopot, where the wooden pier stretches into the Baltic Sea and the sand is still cool from last night’s rain. On the way back, I passed a tiny café on Wejherowska Street that serves the best latte in town—rich, creamy, with a swirl of caramel that makes you forget all about the tourist traps. For those who love a good night out, the area around the hotel is peppered with bars that play live jazz on Thursdays, and a hidden speakeasy on Główna Street that’s only a few minutes’ walk away. I also found a small bookshop on Piotrkowska that sells local poetry and old maps—perfect for a rainy afternoon.

All in all, staying at Marina Bay – Tre Mare Residence feels like having a friend’s apartment next to the city’s best kept secrets. The staff are approachable, the rooms are comfortable, and the location is unbeatable if you’re looking to soak up Gdańsk’s history while still having your own space to retreat to. If you’re visiting in the high season, book early—those rooms get snapped up in a flash. But even in the quieter months, it’s a place where you can relax, explore, and feel like you’re part of the city’s rhythm. So pack your bags, bring your curiosity, and get ready to experience Gdańsk from a spot that feels both like a sanctuary and a launchpad for adventure.

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Reviews of Marina Bay – Tre Mare Residence

• Wioletta from Poland – 11 May 2025 (10/10)

  Wszystko mi się podobało. Lokalizacja blisko morza, w apatamencie wszystko co potrzebne – jest. Na pewno tu wrócę..
  
  What could be improved: brak

• Natalia from Poland – 4 May 2025 (10/10)

  Przestronny apartament bardzo czysty .

• Valentin from Germany – 28 April 2025 (10/10)

  Alles 😊

• Korzeniewska from Poland – 26 April 2025 (10/10)

  Apartament czysty wyposażony i świetna lokalizacja

• Martyna from Germany – 15 April 2025 (9/10)

  Jasna informacje i instrukcja dostania się do apartamentu. Apartament urządzony nowocześnie w stylu glamour.
  Pewnie na pobyt z małymi dziećmi byłabym ciągle zestresowana, czy czegoś nie zabrudzą i po depozycie.
  Kuchnia wyposażona w najpotrzebniejsze sprzęty. Ktoś pisał w komentarzach, że łóżko za miękkie, dla mnie było idealne, bez efektu zapadania się, więc ewidentnie kwestia preferencji.
  Odległość od plaży idealna. W budynku żabka.
  
  What could be improved: Stosunkowo mała lodówka, latem może to doskwierać.

• Klaudia from United Kingdom – 7 April 2025 (10/10)

  Location, building, everything 😊

• Aaron from United Kingdom – 18 March 2025 (10/10)

  Everything it was boss
  
  What could be improved: Wi-Fi didn’t work

• Mariusz from Poland – 30 September 2024 (8/10)

  Polecam ten obiekt.
  
  What could be improved: Brakowało w tak fajnym apartamencie klimatyzacji. Dla jednych to minus a dla innych nie mam znaczenia.

• Darius from Lithuania – 25 July 2023 (10/10)

  Clean property and the apartment looked the same as in pictures
  
  What could be improved: N/A

• Dorota from Poland – 12 July 2022 (6/10)

  Great Location
  Big Apartment
  Close to the store
  Great kitchen with a big table
  Had a washing machine with clothes dryer
  Kitchen was well equipped
  kitchen appliances very good
  Big closets
  There was a ironing board
  
  What could be improved: – The clothes drying rack was broken
  – The amenities list a baby feeding chair which was not available.
  – The bed in the bedroom was very squeaky.
  – The balcony door was impossibly hard to open and close. At one point we were not able to close it.
  – The couch in the living room was not comfy able for sleeping.
  – There were bath towels but no hand towels in the bathroom.

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