Piastowska Studio 900 m from the Beach Jelitkowo by Rent like home

Piastowska Studio 900 m from the Beach Jelitkowo by Rent like home Overview

Piastowska Studio 900 m from the Beach Jelitkowo by Rent like home is tucked into a quiet block just off the bustling Jelitkowska street, a stone’s throw from the sandy stretch that locals call “the coast of Gdańsk.” The first thing that struck me was the friendly, almost informal check‑in desk. The host, a young woman with a quick wit, handed over the keycard with a grin that felt like a warm hug. Parking is a breeze – a small, gated lot right behind the building that opens at 6 am, so you can leave your car and skip the usual morning rush of the beach. The only downside is that the building sits on a slightly uneven road, so the elevator can feel a bit shaky if it’s the first time you use it. But honestly, once you’re inside, the small creak of the wooden steps just adds to the charm.

The studio itself is a neat, minimalist space that screams “home away from home.” I mean, the real secret is the window that frames the sea. Each morning, the salty breeze wafts in, bringing with it the faint scent of fresh fish from the nearby fish market on Gdańska. The bed is plump, and the linens have that soft, almost velvety feel you get from proper hotel sheets. The kitchenette is functional – a tiny fridge, a single burner, and a cup of coffee you can brew in the same pot used for your tea. The bathroom is pretty standard, though the showerhead has a slight spray that’s a bit too strong for some, but you can adjust it. The room has a small balcony that’s perfect for a quick sunrise check‑in; you can hear the gulls and the distant waves, a soundtrack that’s oddly comforting. The staff also dropped a small note with a list of local cafés – I ended up grabbing a latte at the “Café Błękit” on the corner of 1st and 4th, which has the best crusty bread in town.

If you’re planning to stay during the high season, expect a bit of hustle – the streets around Jelitkowska are lively, and sometimes the street noise can seep in during the night. But the building’s insulation is decent, so you won’t be woken by the evening chatter. The best time to visit the beach is early morning or late afternoon; the crowds thin out, and the sand feels cooler. Also, the nearby “Ogrody Jelitkowskie” park is a hidden gem – a perfect spot for a leisurely stroll, especially if you’re looking to dodge the tourist crowds. I’d recommend getting up early to catch the sunrise over the Baltic; it’s worth waking up at 4:30 to avoid the rush. In the evenings, you can hop over to the “Brama” restaurant on Motławska Street for pierogi – the locals swear by them. All in all, this place feels like a slice of Gdańsk that you can actually breathe in, and I’d definitely bring a friend or two to share the experience. The rating of 9.5 is no exaggeration – you’ll feel right at home, and the little touches make all the difference. Piastowska Studio 900 m from the Beach Jelitkowo by Rent like home knows how to keep the vibe relaxed while still offering the comforts you’d expect from a four‑star spot.

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