NORDBYHUS Apartamenty Stara Winiarnia

NORDBYHUS Apartamenty Stara Winiarnia Overview

NORDBYHUS Apartamenty Stara Winiarnia sits tucked on 14 Czopowa, just a stone’s throw from the cobbled lanes of Gdańsk’s Old Town. The moment you step out of the car—yes, there’s a small paid parking lot right next to the building that’s actually pretty handy for a city that loves its historic streets—you’re greeted by the scent of fresh bread wafting from the bakery on the corner of Gdałska Street. The front desk is a warm, almost family‑friendly vibe, with the receptionist, Marta, who’s been there for years and can point you to the best spot for pierogi in the morning. Check‑in is quick; no long queues, just a friendly chat about the day’s plans. I mean, you’d think in a city with all that history you’d be stuck in a museum for a few minutes, but nope, it’s smooth.

Once inside, the apartment itself feels like a cozy, well‑timed capsule. The living area is airy, with exposed brick that gives off a subtle, earthy tone—think of the kind of texture you’d see in an old stone wall but with a modern twist. The sofa is a deep navy, plush enough to collapse into after a long day of walking. The kitchenette has all the essentials: a kettle that whistles like a tiny alarm clock, a coffee maker that actually brews a decent cup, and a fridge that doesn’t whine at night. The bathroom is surprisingly spacious for a four‑star place, with a rainfall shower that’s just loud enough to drown out the distant hum of trams. The real charm, though, is the balcony. From there, you can hear the clatter of the Motława River and the occasional shout from the fishermen on the pier, all while tasting the faint perfume of sea spray. And honestly, the balcony is the perfect spot to sip a glass of local wine at sunset—just look out over the old harbor and you’ll feel like you’re in a postcard.

The location is a real gem for locals and tourists alike. If you’re up for a short walk, you’ll hit the Long Market, where the stalls are bustling with fresh fish and the smell of grilled herring fills the air. A few blocks further, you’ll find St. Mary’s Church, whose bell tower is a constant, comforting presence in the skyline. The best part? The hotel is close enough to the Old Town that you can stroll there without a taxi, but not so close that you’re woken by the early morning market crowds. I’d say the noise level is a sweet spot—quiet enough to sleep through the night, but you can still hear the distant chatter from the street. Parking might feel a bit limited during the summer when the city’s tourist season peaks, but there’s a small paid lot right outside, and you can always walk to the public parking on Gdańska Street. In the quieter months, the area is a serene escape with locals sipping coffee in the square, and the streetlights casting a gentle glow on the cobbles. All in all, NORDBYHUS Apartamenty Stara Winiarnia gives you that authentic, lived‑in feel of Gdańsk without the typical tourist trappings, and it’s a place you’ll want to come back to whenever you’re looking for a blend of history, comfort, and a touch of that local flavor you only get when you’re actually on the ground.

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