Przymorze Blue Sea Apartment by Renters

Przymorze Blue Sea Apartment by Renters Overview

Przymorze Blue Sea Apartment by Renters sits on Kolobrzeska, 58D, in the buzzing heart of Gdańsk’s Przymorze district. I remember the moment I stepped out of the tram and the salty breeze hit my face—right next to the beach, but not in the middle of tourist chaos. The building itself is a modest four‑star spot with a clean, modern façade, and the lobby feels like a warm handshake from a friend. Check‑in was a breeze; the front desk staff greeted me with a coffee and handed me a key card that actually worked on the first try, no fumbles with the keypad. Parking is a hidden gem: a small, private lot just a block away, free for the first hour, then a modest rate that’s way cheaper than the city’s main spots.

I stayed in the apartment on the third floor, and honestly, the view is something else. From the balcony you can hear the waves crashing against the pier and smell that unmistakable mix of sea salt and roasted street food from the fish market a few streets over. The room itself is a bright, airy space with a comfy queen bed that’s surprisingly plush—think memory foam meets local linen. The kitchenette is tiny but functional; there’s a kettle that boils in seconds, a mini fridge, and a set of pots that feel like they were hand‑picked by a local chef. The bathroom? A clean, glass‑lined shower that feels like a quick spa session, with a set of natural soaps that give a subtle citrus scent—perfect after a day walking the promenade.

One thing to note: the building’s elevator is a bit old-school, so it takes a minute to reach the third floor, but the stairs are a short, scenic walk that lets you see the city’s street art and pop into a bakery for a cinnamon roll. The noise level is pretty good; the only time you might hear traffic is early in the morning when the streets around Kolobrzeska wake up. During the summer, the area gets lively with locals and tourists alike, but the apartment’s double‑glazed windows keep the hum at bay. I actually found the apartment’s Wi‑Fi a bit spotty on the first night, but the staff were quick to patch it up—just a quick call and a new router.

If you’re planning a trip, consider staying here during the shoulder season. The summer rush can make the beach side feel a touch crowded, but the early mornings in May or late September are golden—sunrise over the Baltic is breathtaking, and you can grab a coffee at the nearby Przymorze Blue Sea Apartment café before the crowds. The local street, Przymorze Blue Sea Apartment is known for its small indie boutiques and a hidden bar that only the locals know about—perfect for an evening drink. I’d recommend booking a room with the balcony; the view of the lighthouse and the sea is something you’ll want to capture again and again. All in all, this place feels like a cozy, well‑thought‑out home base that lets you soak up Gdańsk’s seaside charm without the tourist trap vibes.

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