Maya’s Flats & Resorts 103 – Brzeźno Plaża

Maya’s Flats & Resorts 103 – Brzeźno Plaża Overview

Maya’s Flats & Resorts 103 – Brzeźno Plaża sits right on Polskiego Czerwonego Krzyża 1, in the heart of Brzeźno, a little north of Gdańsk’s old town. I arrived on a breezy Thursday afternoon, the kind of day when the sea smells like salt and a faint hint of frying fish from the market stalls on Słowackiego Street. The check‑in was straightforward – the front desk was friendly, but honestly, they were juggling a handful of guests, so I had to wait a minute or two while they fetched my key. They gave me a quick rundown of the nearby pier, the bike parking (free, but you have to secure your own lock), and told me the best time to hit the beach for the biggest waves. I also heard that the staff love the local seafood, so I’ll be sure to try the grilled herring at the on‑site bistro later.

After getting my room, I stepped out onto the balcony – the view of the Baltic is flawless, a wide expanse of blue that stretches past the old port. The room itself feels spacious; the carpet is almost plush, and the furniture is minimal but comfortable, which is perfect if you prefer a clean, uncluttered space. The bathroom is a bit on the small side, but the shower is a blast – hot water and a nice spray that makes the whole room feel like a spa. Wi‑Fi is decent, though the signal sometimes dips when the hotel’s 4G router is overloaded; if you need a steady connection, the lounge area has a more reliable link. Breakfast is a solid spread: think local pastries paired with fresh fruit, a generous coffee pot, and a small selection of cheeses from the region. I also found a little throw pillow shaped like a ship—cute little details that show the staff know their local culture.

Traffic-wise, the hotel’s parking is a mixed bag. There’s a public lot right across the street, free for the first hour but then you pay for the rest, and you can also park on the street for a flat fee. I parked in the lot, and it was a breeze because the attendants actually handed me a parking voucher instead of just the ticket. Noise is something you’ll want to consider: the sea is a constant low hum, pleasant in the morning, but by noon the gulls and tourists create a lively soundtrack, especially if your room faces the pier. In the evenings, the area quiets down nicely, and you can hear the distant rumble of the city’s nightlife from the old port. The hotel is busiest in July and August, so if you’re looking for a more relaxed stay, consider May or September. All in all, Maya

Hotels near me in Gdansk offer convenient access to the old town, where guests can easily walk to Neptune’s Fountain, St. Mary’s Church, and the famous Long Market.

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