Myśliwska Modern Apartment

Myśliwska Modern Apartment Overview

Myśliwska Modern Apartment sits right on Myśliwska 117B, a stone’s throw from the bustling corner where Dluga meets Motława. I was there early on a rainy Thursday in late October, and the first thing that hit me was the quiet hum of the city – not the clamor you’d expect from a downtown spot, but the gentle clatter of trams and the distant murmur of people chatting over coffee. The building’s façade is a modernist splash of glass and brushed steel, which, honestly, feels like a breath of fresh air compared to the brick-heavy Old Town.

Check‑in was a breeze; the host was friendly, and the keyless entry system worked like a charm – no awkward waiting by a lobby desk, just a quick scan of my phone. The lobby itself is surprisingly spacious, with a few cozy armchairs and a wall mural that captures Gdańsk’s maritime vibe. Inside, the apartment feels like a home away from home, the kind of space you can actually unpack into. The living area is open, with a sleek sofa, a flat‑screen TV, and a small kitchenette that’s fully equipped – the stainless‑steel appliances gleam, and there’s even a tiny espresso machine that’s perfect for those early‑morning caffeine rituals. I spent a lazy Sunday morning here, sipping a shot of espresso and watching the city wake up, the scent of fresh bread wafting from a bakery on Płaska Street just outside.

Noise-wise, you’ll find that the apartment’s double‑glazed windows do a decent job of muffling the city. Late night traffic can still creep in, but it’s usually a soft backdrop, and the sound of waves from the Motława at night can be surprisingly soothing. Parking is a bit of a hustle; street parking is available, but you’ll need to be quick on the dot, especially during the summer festival season. If you’re staying for a longer stretch, the building’s underground parking costs a bit, but it’s worth the peace of mind – no more searching for a spot every morning. For locals, the apartment’s proximity to the Gdańsk Crane and the Royal Way means you can hop on a tram or even walk the whole way if you’re feeling adventurous. The balcony, a real gem, offers a panoramic view of the river and the old town’s skyline, especially striking when the lights start to glow in the evening.

There are a few minor critiques to keep in mind. The Wi‑Fi can be a tad sluggish during peak hours, especially when the city’s cafés are buzzing with tourists. And while the apartment is beautifully designed, the bathroom’s shower doesn’t have the high‑pressure flow you’d expect from a luxury hotel – a small let‑down if you’re a shower enthusiast. However, these hiccups are offset by the genuine warmth of the staff and the thoughtful touches that feel like they were made for travelers who know what they want: a quiet, comfortable base with easy access to the city’s best spots. I left with a sense of having found a hidden gem that’s part city, part sanctuary. If you’re planning a trip to Gdańsk, Myśliwska Modern Apartment is a solid choice that offers a slice of local life without sacrificing comfort.

Gdansk’s hotels showcase the perfect blend of Hanseatic tradition and modern comfort, with many featuring maritime tour services and authentic Polish coastal hospitality.

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