Pomorskie Apartamenty – Apartment Sea View

Pomorskie Apartamenty – Apartment Sea View Overview

I arrived at Pomorskie Apartamenty – Apartment Sea View on a breezy July afternoon, the kind of day that makes you wish the entire coast was your own. The building sits at 225 Aleja Generała Józefa Hallera 90, just a stone’s throw from Brzezno’s sandy strip. As I walked up the cobbled steps, the salty tang of the Baltic kissed my nose and the distant hum of waves made a perfect backdrop for the check‑in. The reception was minimal—just a friendly host with a quick smile who handed me a keycard and a digital map of the town. There was no long queue, no frantic “check‑in” spiel; you just got the key, opened the door, and were on your way. Parking was a breeze, too—just a short walk to a municipal lot that charges a modest fee, or you can steal a spot on the quiet side street if you’re lucky.

Inside, the apartment feels like a home you’d love to stay in for a week. I was impressed by the open‑plan living area that opens onto a balcony with a panoramic, one‑inch‑wide view of the sea. The curtains are simple, but the sheer is soft and the breeze that comes in when I pull them open is like a caress. The kitchenette is well‑equipped: a compact fridge, a single burner, a small coffee maker that actually brews decent espresso (which is a lifesaver after

Early hotels booking in Gdansk requires advance planning during peak summer seasons when visitors flock to enjoy the city’s beautiful beaches and rich maritime culture.

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