Nowa Letnica Apartment with Balcony & Parking Arena Gdańsk by Noclegi Renters

Nowa Letnica Apartment with Balcony & Parking Arena Gdańsk by Noclegi Renters Overview

I rolled up to Starowiejska 62 on a rainy Tuesday, the kind of damp that Gdańsk throws at you when the Baltic Sea gets a little too close. The building’s façade is a calm brick gray, with a discreet doorbell that feels more like an old‑world key than a sleek, modern click. I was greeted by a woman who said “Welcome to the Nowa Letnica Apartment with Balcony & Parking Arena Gdańsk by Noclegi Renters, we’re glad you’re here.” She handed me a small card with the key fob and a handwritten note: “Enjoy the balcony breeze, the parking is free, and we’re just a block from the Old Town.” I mean, she was right—walk a few steps and you’re in the heart of the old market, the stone arches of Jagiellońska Street, and the smell of roasted chestnuts from a nearby vendor. The check‑in was quick; no fuss, no long queues, and the staff actually took a moment to point out the Wi‑Fi password and the best spots for a quick espresso on the balcony, “no need for a coffee shop when you’re already at the spot.”

Now, the apartment itself is a cozy two‑bedroom unit that feels more like a well‑curated loft than a typical hotel room. The living area is airy, with a light‑colored sofa that’s surprisingly comfortable for a whole night’s chill. The kitchenette is compact but functional—there’s a kettle, a microwave, and even a small iron that’s already been polished. The bathroom is a bright white, with a rain shower and a generous amount of fluffy towels that make you feel like you’re in a spa, honestly. The highlight, though, is the balcony. You step out and it’s like a secret garden: a small pot of basil, a couple of potted succulents, and a view that stretches over the cobblestones of the old town, with the distant hum of the harbor. It’s quiet, you can see the sunrise over the Gdańsk skyline in the early morning, and during the night, the low hum of traffic from the nearby Wiśniowa Street is just background music. I also appreciated the parking—there’s a covered spot right in front of the building, which is a lifesaver when you’re lugging luggage after a long flight, especially during the summer rush when the streets around the old market are practically packed.

The only little gripe I had was with the Wi‑Fi. It’s decent for scrolling and email, but when I tried to stream a movie, the connection hiccupped every 30 minutes. That said, the apartment’s power outlets are plentiful, so I wired a laptop to the TV and everything else worked fine. Another small thing: the building’s front door opens at 22:00, so if you’re a night owl and plan to stay out till midnight, just let the staff know, and they’ll keep the door unlocked for you. Overall, the experience feels like you’re a part of the city rather than a tourist in a hotel. The staff’s personality, the apartment’s quiet comfort, and the little touches—like the free parking and the balcony plants—make it feel like a home away from home. If you’re looking to stay in Gdańsk and want to be close to the historic heart, but also have a quiet, private space to unwind, Nowa Letnica Apartment with Balcony & Parking Arena Gdańsk by Noclegi Renters is a solid pick. It’s the kind of place that will make you want to tell your friends about it over a cup of coffee on the balcony, watching the city breathe.

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