Maya’s Flats & Resorts 34 – Chmielna 73

Maya’s Flats & Resorts 34 – Chmielna 73 Overview

Maya’s Flats & Resorts 34 – Chmielna 73 sits right on the buzzing Chmielna street, just a stone’s throw from the Old Town’s cobblestones and the gentle hum of the Motława River. I walked over after a long train ride, and the first thing that hit me was the scent of fresh pierogi wafting from a nearby stall—yeah, that’s the real Gdańsk vibe you can’t miss. The building itself is a sleek, 4‑star façade that somehow feels like a local’s cozy apartment rather than a corporate hotel. Inside, the lobby has this warm, wood‑paneling that makes you think, “I’m in the right place.” The staff were friendly, but I wasn’t surprised when the front desk clerk hands me a keycard and says, “Enjoy your stay!”—no unnecessary ceremony, just straight to the point.

After checking in, I headed up to my room, which opens onto a balcony with a view of the city’s skyline. It’s not a panoramic vista, but you can actually see the sliver of the Gdańsk Shipyard and the distant waves at the beach—perfect for a quick sunset. The room itself is surprisingly spacious for a city hotel, with crisp linens that feel like a hug after a day of exploring. The flat’s bathroom has a rainfall shower that’s loud enough to drown out the traffic, giving you a moment of pure calm. I do have to admit the noise level can get a bit high around 10 p.m. if you’re staying near the busy street, but the soundproofing is decent, so I slept through most of the night. Parking is a bit of a hassle; the nearest covered spot is a block away on a parking garage that charges a bit, but I ended up using the free street parking just a few minutes away—good news for those who don’t mind a quick walk.

For the practical stuff, the check‑in was quick, and the staff gave me a neat map of Gdańsk with a few hidden gems marked—like that tiny café on Jagiellońska street that serves the best espresso, or the pop‑up market on Nowy Port every Sunday, which is a total treat if you’re into local crafts. If you’re traveling with a car, you’ll notice that the hotel doesn’t have its own parking, but the street parking is plentiful, especially on the quieter side of Chmielna during winter. In summer, it can get a bit crowded, but the local parking meters are easy to read—just remember to tag your card at the corner kiosk. I also found that the hotel’s Wi‑Fi is solid, and the room’s desk area is surprisingly comfortable for a quick work session. The only little critique I have is that the minibar’s selection could use a bit more variety—mostly chips and cheap soda. But honestly, it’s not a deal‑breaker for me. Overall, Maya’s Flats & Resorts 34 – Chmielna 73 feels like a friendly neighbor’s place, not a place you’re just staying in. The place captures the energy of Gdańsk in a way that makes you want to stay longer than you originally planned. If you’re looking for a spot that’s both practical and genuinely immersive, this is a solid pick—especially if you’re heading into the city’s core and want to be right in the thick of it.

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