Przymorze Blue Sea Apartment by Noclegi Renters

Przymorze Blue Sea Apartment by Noclegi Renters Overview

Przymorze Blue Sea Apartment by Noclegi Renters sits on Kolobrzeska, 58D, right by the promenade where the sea just slips past the pier and the smell of fried dough from the nearby “Frytki na Rynku” still lingers in the air. When I walked up to the building on a humid July afternoon, the lobby was surprisingly airy; the staff—two young Polish guys—were already chatting about the latest soccer scores. Check‑in was quick, but they did ask for a bit of extra patience when the front desk was swamped with tourists heading to the old town. Still, they handed me a keycard with a funny, old‑school look—almost like a relic from a time when you’d have to physically exchange a key.

I mean, the apartment itself is a little gem. The living area is bright, with floor‑to‑ceiling windows that frame the sea like a postcard. There’s a small kitchenette; the fridge is surprisingly big for a 4‑star place, and the Wi‑Fi is stable, which is a relief after a night of snoring tourists at the hostel across the street. The bed? Comfortable, but the sheets feel a bit too crisp—maybe a good thing, considering the summer heat. I found the bathroom pretty clean, but the shower had that classic “put a towel on the floor” vibe that locals love (or hate—depends on how you look at it). The balcony is a perfect spot for an early morning coffee; you can hear the gulls hissing and the distant hum of the city. I also liked that there was a small storage shelf that holds all the extra pillows—no need to search for a spare.

Now, about the noise and parking. The place is just a block away from the old market square, so you hear the clatter of the daily market on Tuesdays and Thursdays. By 7 pm, it’s mostly quiet, which is great if you want to relax after a day of exploring the Old Town’s cobblestones. Parking is tricky—there’s no dedicated spot, and the nearest public parking is a 10‑minute walk on the other side of the street, but the city’s parking meters are a bit of a hassle. I did get a parking permit for a day, and it worked fine. The only real critique? The building’s exterior is a bit worn; there’s a chipped paint patch on the façade that could use a fresh coat. But honestly, those little imperfections add character, and they keep the vibe authentic. If you’re planning a trip in late spring or early autumn, you’ll find that the sea breezes are just right, and the locals are friendly enough to point out the best spots for pierogi. All in all, staying at Przymorze Blue Sea Apartment by Noclegi Renters felt like having a home away from home, with a sprinkle of local flavor that you just can’t get from a generic luxury hotel.

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