Nadmotławie Deluxe 3 Sauna & Siłownia by Grand Apartments

Nadmotławie Deluxe 3 Sauna & Siłownia by Grand Apartments Overview

Nadmotławie Deluxe 3 Sauna & Siłownia by Grand Apartments sits on 8 Sienna Grobla in the heart of Gdańsk, right where the old city walls meet the modern bustle. I first spotted it while wandering the cobblestones near the Motława River, and the first thing that caught my eye was the clean, brick façade that looks almost like a piece of the 14th‑century town hall. The hotel’s 4‑star badge and rating of 8.7 are no exaggeration; the place feels like a well‑kept secret that locals keep in their own circle. Check‑in was surprisingly quick—just a friendly receptionist at the front desk who handed me a key card with a smile and a quick rundown of the sauna and gym times. No long queues, no official “arrival” time stutter, just a quick nod and off you go.

Walking into the lobby you hear the faint hum of the city—trams in the distance, the chatter of tourists, the distant clink of pier glasses. The décor is a tasteful mix of modern polish and warm wood accents, which makes the space feel both sophisticated and cozy. The rooms themselves are spacious, with a generous king bed that’s surprisingly plush; the sheets feel like a soft whisper against your skin. I slept well, thanks to the thick curtains that block out the street noise from the nearby Złota Street, and the room’s small balcony offered a quiet spot to read while the city’s lights flicker. The bathroom is a highlight—deep, black tiles, a glass shower that feels almost cathedral‑like, and a large, free‑flowing showerhead that makes you feel like you’re in a spa rather than a hotel. The ensuite also has a small, indulgent bathtub that I’ve used a couple of times, and it’s a nice touch for the more relaxed travelers who want to unwind after a long day of sightseeing.

The real charm of Nadmotławie Deluxe 3 Sauna & Siłownia by Grand Apartments lies in its facilities and the day‑to‑day vibe. The gym is surprisingly well‑equipped for a boutique hotel—think free weights, a treadmill that whirs quietly, and a small yoga mat corner for a quick stretch before heading out. The sauna is a true highlight: a steam room with a wooden interior that’s as inviting as a traditional Polish saunatown. You can catch a glimpse of the city skyline through a small window, which makes the whole experience feel a bit more grounded.

Parking can be a bit of a hassle if you’re driving, as street parking is limited and the city’s bylaws are strict about permits. Luckily, the hotel offers a small, free valet spot right on the corner of Sienna Grobla, which is a lifesaver during the peak season. If you’re staying late, the noise level is surprisingly low—apart from the occasional night tram, most of the streets are hushed, so you’ll get a good night’s sleep. The only critique I have is that the breakfast area feels a bit cramped during rush hour, and the buffet options are limited to classic Polish pastries and a few continental items; but honestly, that’s typical for Gdańsk, and I still found the portions generous.

Overall, Nadmotławie Deluxe 3 Sauna & Siłownia by Grand Apartments feels like a well‑thought‑out hideaway that balances modern comforts with a touch of local flavor. The staff are genuinely friendly, the rooms are clean and spacious, and the sauna is a real treat—especially after a day of exploring the old town or strolling along the waterfront. If you’re looking for a place that’s not just a point on a map but a place that feels like part of the city’s heartbeat, this is the spot. Its 4‑star status is well earned, and the 8.7 rating reflects the honest charm that only someone who’s actually stayed here could describe.

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