Maya’s Flats & Resorts 100 SEA VIEW – 3 rooms apartment

Maya’s Flats & Resorts 100 SEA VIEW – 3 rooms apartment Overview

Maya’s Flats & Resorts 100 SEA VIEW sits right on Starowiejska, a narrow, cobblestone lane that cuts through the heart of Gdańsk. As soon as I stepped off the tram at the stop near the Motława River, the smell of salt and fresh fish from the nearby fish market hit me. The check‑in was quick – a warm, friendly woman handed me a keycard and a map of the old town, pointing out that the nearest metro station is just a five‑minute walk through the bustling market square. Parking is a breeze; there’s a small, secure lot tucked behind the building, and if you’re staying for a week you can even park in a private driveway without a fuss. The only hiss of traffic you hear at night is the distant buzz from the city center, and honestly, it’s almost like the sea itself is doing a gentle lullaby.

When I opened the door to my 3‑room apartment, the sea view was exactly what the name promised – a sweeping panorama of the Baltic, with gulls circling overhead and the waves gently lapping against the pier. The interior is a neat blend of modern Scandinavian design and local Polish touches. A rustic wooden table in the kitchen feels like it belonged in a fisherman’s cottage, while the living area sports a plush sofa that’s perfect for curling up after a day of exploring the Old Town. The balcony is the real gem; you can sit on the small wooden chairs, sip a glass of local white wine, and watch the sun dip below the cranes of the Gdańsk Shipyard. The Wi‑Fi is decent, though I did notice it slows down a bit during the peak tourist season – but who needs speed when you can stare at the horizon, right? A small fridge, a kettle, and a set of local teas make the kitchenette feel more like a home than a hotel.

I spent the first morning strolling to the nearby St. Mary’s Church, where the cathedral bells ring out in a way that feels almost ceremonial. The next day, I discovered a little café on Królewska Street that serves pierogi with a side of smoked trout; it’s a local favorite that the staff at the Maya’s Flats & Resorts 100 SEA VIEW even recommended. I always made it a point to check the market at dawn – the vendors sell everything from freshly baked rye bread to artisanal cheeses, and the air is thick with the scent of rye and dill. If you’re traveling in the summer, expect the area to buzz with tourists and the sound of music spilling from the cafés, but by late afternoon, the city quiets down to a gentle hum, and the sea breeze becomes a comforting companion. In winter, the streets are crisp, and the light from the streetlamps reflects off the glass of the waterfront, creating a magical glow that’s hard to find elsewhere.

The only hiccup I noticed was the slightly noisy elevator – a tiny rumble that rattles the walls when it’s in use. It’s a minor annoyance, but you can avoid it by using the stairs, which actually gives you a great view of the city’s rooftops. Overall, staying at the Maya’s Flats & Resorts 100 SEA VIEW felt like having a personal base in the middle of Gdańsk’s vibrant life, with the added luxury of a private balcony overlooking the sea. If you’re planning a trip, I’d say book during the shoulder season, when the crowds thin out but the charm remains. The locals love this spot, the amenities are solid, and the vibe is genuinely welcoming – exactly the kind of place that turns a simple holiday into a memorable home away from home.

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