MIRA APARTMENTs IV

MIRA APARTMENTs IV Overview

When I first stepped into MIRA APARTMENTs IV, I could almost taste the city in the air—crisp, a hint of sea, and that unmistakable buzz of Gdańsk’s old town just around the corner. The building sits at aleja Rzeczypospolitej 4/10, a wide, tree‑lined avenue that feels more like a promenade than a street. I remember the first time I walked past, the cobblestones of the Main Market Square were so close you could hear the clatter of trams and the distant call of a street vendor selling pierogi. The check‑in was surprisingly swift; the front desk staff greeted me with a friendly “Dzień dobry” and handed over a keycard without any fuss. They mentioned that the building’s small paid parking lot behind the entrance is a lifesaver during peak season, but you can also squeeze into the street parking on the quieter side of the avenue if you’re not in a hurry.

The apartment itself feels like a modern, cozy loft rather than a hotel room. It’s 4‑star, and honestly, the rating of 9 you’ll see online is earned—every inch of space is thoughtfully designed. I found a balcony that overlooks the gentle ripple of the Motława River; the view at sunset is a little too beautiful to describe. Inside, the kitchen is equipped with everything you could need, from a full set of knives to a high‑end espresso machine—perfect for a quick coffee after a day of exploring. The living area spills into a small dining nook, and the décor is a tasteful blend of industrial chic and local art; I swear the framed print of the Gdańsk Crane is a subtle nod to the city’s maritime history. Noise-wise, it’s a mixed bag: daytime traffic is audible, but by 10 pm the city quiets down and you can hear the faint hum of the sea. The bed is plush with linens that feel like a second skin, and the sound of the city outside is oddly comforting.

If you’re wondering about what’s around, the spot is a stone’s throw from the bustling streets of ul. Mariacka and ul. Staszica, where you can grab a latte at the tiny café on the corner or indulge in a slice of the legendary “pączek” from a bakery that’s been around since the 19th century. I also found a hidden gem—a little bistro on Krakowska Street that serves the best grilled cheese in town, and it’s only a 5‑minute walk from the apartment. The building’s location means you’re never far from the old town’s cobblestones, the cathedral’s towering spire, or the lively nightlife of the Motława promenade. Parking is a practical advantage; the lot behind the building is usually free of charge after 9 pm, and you’ll rarely have to chase a spot on the street during the day.

All in all, staying at MIRA APARTMENTs IV felt like having a home base that’s both comfortable and centrally positioned. It’s not a luxury hotel with its own spa, but the space,

Best hotels in Gdansk range from charming boutique properties in the historic Main Town to elegant waterfront hotels with stunning views of the Motława River and Gothic architecture.

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