Mieszkanie 80 metrowe na wakacje w Gdańsku z WiFi

Mieszkanie 80 metrowe na wakacje w Gdańsku z WiFi Overview

Mieszkanie 80 metrowe na wakacje w Gdańsku z WiFi sits just off Częstochowska, a quiet street that feels like a secret garden in the heart of the city. The first time I stepped into the lobby, I was hit by that unmistakable Gdańsk scent of baked rye bread and a faint hint of sea salt – the kitchen’s open plan makes you feel like you’re at a neighbor’s house rather than a hotel. The 4‑star badge is well deserved: the rooms are clean, the linens are plush, and the Wi‑Fi is lightning‑fast, so you can stream your favorite shows without a hiccup. (Honestly, the signal at 80 m² is a blessing for anyone who needs to catch up on work or binge a new series.)

I mean, the space itself is something else. The living area is a generous 80 square metres, with large windows that frame the city’s skyline and let in that crisp, early‑morning breeze. The décor is a modern‑industrial mix – exposed brick walls, wooden floors, and an industrial chandelier that looks like it could belong in a loft in Brooklyn. The bathroom is a canvas of matte tiles and a rain‑shower that feels surprisingly spa‑like. The kitchen is fully equipped, with a French‑style stove, a small but functional fridge, and a mug of instant coffee that is better than the café that’s just a block away. (I was surprised how quiet it gets after 10 pm – you can actually read a book without the city’s chatter creeping in.)

When it comes to practicalities, Mieszkanie 80 metrowe na wakacje w Gdańsku z WiFi is a solid pick. Check‑in is at 3 p.m., but if you call a day before, they’ll often let you drop off your bags early – which is handy when you’re arriving after a long train ride. Parking is street‑only, but the streets around Częstochowska are wide and you can usually find a spot without a hassle (just remember the night‑time parking fee if you’re staying past midnight). The noise level is a mixed bag: during the day the place feels like a quiet apartment, but come night, the nearby Struga street buzzes with late‑night cafés and the occasional honk. It’s not a full‑blown club, so you’ll still get a good night’s sleep, but the city’s heartbeat is very much present. For food lovers, the local pierogi shop on Gdańska Street is a must‑try – the dumplings are filled with mushroom and cheese, and you’ll hear the hiss of the steamer and the chatter of locals every morning. The hotel’s location is perfect for walking – you’re a ten‑minute stroll to the Old Town, and the Motława River is just a few blocks away, offering a lovely evening walk with the river’s lights reflecting off the water. (You know what? The best part is that you can step out, run into a local market, grab a coffee, and return to a quiet, spacious retreat that feels like your own apartment in Gdańsk.)

Overall, Mieszkanie 80 metrowe na wakacje w Gdańsku z WiFi combines the charm of a home‑style stay with the ease of a 4‑star hotel. The rooms are generous, the Wi‑Fi is solid, the location is right in the middle of everything without being too noisy, and the staff are genuinely friendly, offering tips on where to find the best local bars and hidden cafés. If you’re planning a trip to Gdańsk and want to feel like a local while still having all the comforts you’d expect from a hotel, this place is a solid choice. (I mean, it’s the kind of spot you’ll want to revisit, and you’ll probably find yourself recommending it to friends all over the world.)

To book a hotel in Gdansk during major Baltic festivals, travelers need early planning as this historic Hanseatic city draws visitors eager to experience its amber heritage and shipyard history.

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Reviews of Mieszkanie 80 metrowe na wakacje w Gdańsku z WiFi

• Kateryna from Ukraine – 30 May 2025 (9/10)

  It was a really good experience of renting accommodation in Gdansk. Very clean, good looking and cozy flat, really easy to check in and check out. I hardly recommend this place and will stay there next year if I have a chance to visit Gdansk
  I would recommend putting some more photos of the flat with the other facilities, because in fact it looks better than the Booking advert

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