Promenada Studio

Promenada Studio Overview

Promenada Studio sits tucked on Pończoszników 3, just a stone’s throw from the old‑town cobblestones, but not so close that the night‑time jazz from the Przeróbka square bleeds into your room. You know, the first thing that struck me was the crooked wooden sign above the door – it’s like a 19th‑century postcard that actually feels alive. The lobby is modest, but the staff greet you with a warm smile, and the front desk is a small, stone‑lined room that feels more like a cozy office than a hotel checkpoint. The check‑in process is surprisingly quick; the concierge hands you a card with a QR code that opens a digital guide. It’s a nice touch, but if you’re a bit tech‑savvy, you’ll appreciate the extra time you get to explore the courtyard.

Walking out, you’ll notice the narrow streets of the Gdańsk Old Town, and I swear the smell of fresh pierogi wafts from a bakery across the corner on Ulica Piaskowa. The next block has a tiny café that locals call “Kawiarnia Młyn.” It’s the kind of place where the barista knows your name and the espresso is so strong you’ll swear you’re doing a morning yoga routine. Parking is a bit of a hunt – there’s a small, partly covered lot right behind the hotel, but it usually fills up by noon. If you’re staying during the summer, bring a small umbrella; the street can turn into a spray zone with the occasional rain, especially in the late afternoon when the wind from the Baltic picks up. Sound-wise, the hotel’s a mixed bag: the city’s buzz is audible at night, but the rooms are soundproof enough that you can still catch the distant hum of a street musician without having to turn down the volume on your headphones.

The rooms are spacious for a studio, with a surprisingly good 12‑inch bed that has a mattress that feels like a cloud. The décor is a blend of minimalist design and local art – there are some framed photographs of Gdańsk’s beaches that instantly make you feel at home. The bathroom is a highlight: a deep, walk‑in shower with a rain‑shower head that makes you feel like you’re soaking in the Baltic breeze. I mean, the water pressure is solid but not too harsh, and the tiles are warm underfoot. Honestly, I found a small nook in the corner where I could sit and read the local newspaper that had a section dedicated to the upcoming Gdańsk Jazz Festival. That’s when I realized how tuned in this place is to the city’s pulse.

Breakfast is a real treat – the breakfast bar offers a spread that ranges from fresh pastries to a selection of local cheeses and cold cuts. There’s a small, almost secret garden where you can enjoy a cup of coffee while listening to the morning chatter of nearby shoppers. It’s a quiet spot until the city wakes up around 9 am. The hotel’s location is perfect for walking to the Royal Stairs and the Artus Court, but if you’re planning a day trip to the Westerplatte, the staff can give you a quick rundown of the best bus routes. They’re honest about the noise after 10 pm from the nearby tram line, but the hotel’s walls do a decent job of keeping it down.

All in all, Promenada Studio isn’t a flashy hotel, but that’s what makes it feel like a real home base. You get the vibe of a local, the convenience of a well‑located spot, and a genuine sense of place. If you’re looking to soak in Gdańsk’s history, taste its culinary delights, and then retreat to a quiet space that still feels connected to the city’s heartbeat, this is the place. It’s the kind of stay that makes you want to write postcards, not just take pictures. The hotel is solid, the staff are friendly, and the little details – like the warm tiles, the rain‑shower, the nearby café – are what turn a simple night’s stay into a memorable chapter of your trip.

Promenada Studio Accommodations

Reviews of Promenada Studio

• Dunnigan from Canada – 21 May 2025 (8/10)

  The parking was amazing. The location. WE booked day of arrival and they still looked after us well

• Ondřej from Czech Republic – 15 May 2025 (8/10)

  The location of the accomodation is totally perfect. Exactly near to promenade. Communication with the owner and there was an easy acess to the keys.

• Matthew from United Kingdom – 5 April 2025 (9/10)

  Close to the old town with bars and restaurants, about 20 minutes walk to the main railway station.

• Craig from United Kingdom – 28 February 2025 (9/10)

  Lovely apartment excellent location you won't be disappointed

• Matteo from Italy – 7 January 2025 (9/10)

  Super location directly at the city center and with a marvelous view of the waterfront, super easy to get in and find. Very clean and cozy
  
  What could be improved: Nothing

• Elena-melania from Germany – 12 November 2024 (8/10)

  The view and the location is sooo good! It's very cozy
  
  What could be improved: Heaters don't work properly but other than that everything was amazing

• Inese! from Latvia – 25 October 2024 (8/10)

  Communication was good and fast, parking in the centre of the old city is a big bonus, easy to check in and check out, price is very good for such location, parking included, the view of the apartments. Everything is just step away from the apartments. I can't imagine better location and better view from apartments window) Thank you!

• Jolanta from United Kingdom – 27 September 2024 (8/10)

  I liked the location the most, the Old Town just in the middle of all the attractions.
  
  What could be improved: The place has met my expectations and I really enjoy my 2 nights stay in there. Well, I wish I stayed there longer 🙂

• Katarina from Slovakia – 28 August 2024 (9/10)

  Perfect location, close to all Gdansk attractions. Nice apartment with beautiful view on the river bank. I strongly recommend it.
  
  What could be improved: Weak internet connection

• Paulius from Lithuania – 11 August 2024 (8/10)

  Super cozy room and spectacular view
  
  What could be improved: Everything is perfect

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