Plaża 41 Seaside Apartment with Roof Terrace and Parking by Lion Apartments

Plaża 41 Seaside Apartment with Roof Terrace and Parking by Lion Apartments Overview

I found myself in the heart of Brzezno, and the first place that popped up on my mind was Plaża 41 Seaside Apartment with Roof Terrace and Parking by Lion Apartments, because honestly, the name alone felt like a promise of a beach getaway right in the city. The apartment sits on Konstantego Ildefonsa Gałczyńskiego 1, a quiet block that still keeps you close to the promenade. As soon as I walked in, the smell of salt‑laden air hit me, even though the building itself feels more like a modern apartment complex than a hotel. The check‑in was a breeze – a self‑serve kiosk at the front with a friendly staff member waving from the side, making it feel like I was getting a personal key rather than a hotel card. And yes, there’s free parking right outside, so I didn’t have to circle the streets looking for a spot.

The interior is a surprisingly cozy blend of nautical themes and contemporary Polish design. The living room is lit by large windows that frame the sea, and the mattress on the bed was a bit firmer than mine – I mean, I’m used to memory foam, but it’s still a good night’s sleep. The kitchen is fully equipped, with a small fridge, a kettle that boils in seconds, and a set of utensils that look like they belonged in a cottage in the Tatra mountains. The only real downside is that the window is a bit drafty during the winter, so you might want to bring a light sweater. But the roof terrace? Absolutely worth the climb. On a clear night, you can hear the gulls overhead and the distant hum of the city, and the view of the Baltic is just… wow. The terrace has a small table and two chairs, a few potted plants, and a fire pit that’s great for a couple of drinks. I spent a whole evening there, sipping tea and watching the sky shift from pink to navy.

Locally, the apartment is a stone’s throw from the old fish market on Gdańsk Street, where you can try freshly grilled herring or a slice of the famous pierogi. The bakery on Konstantego Ildefonsa Gałczyńskiego is a must‑visit for a buttery croissant with a hint of rye, and there’s a tiny café by the canal that serves the best coffee you’ll find in the area. If you’re up for a bit of history, a short walk takes you to the Old Town’s cobblestone streets, and you can see the Red Tower and the Basilica of St. Mary. Some nights, you’ll hear the distant bells from the cathedral, and the city lights cast a warm glow over the water. The noise level is pretty low after 10 p.m., which is perfect for a good night’s sleep. The only thing that might bother some travelers is the occasional construction noise on the street, but that’s more a summer thing than a constant issue.

Overall, Plaża 41 Seaside Apartment with Roof Terrace and Parking by Lion Apartments feels like a home away from home, with the added bonus of a rooftop escape. The location

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