Sea Point Apartment – Hav Aparts

Sea Point Apartment – Hav Aparts Overview

Sea Point Apartment – Hav Aparts sits on Dunikowskiego 9H/1 in the quiet, leafy corner of Brzezno, just a stone’s throw from the Gdańsk waterfront. I remember walking up that street, the scent of fresh pierogi wafting from a nearby bakery, and the soft hum of the Motława River in the distance. The check‑in was quick and friendly; the front desk guy, who turned out to be a local from Stogi, greeted me with a warm “Witaj!” and handed over a keycard that worked in every apartment, not just the one I booked. There’s a small parking pad right in front of the building—free, but you have to park on the street during the night if you’re staying late.

The apartment itself feels like a home I never had to leave. It’s a single‑room layout with a living area that opens onto a tiny balcony overlooking the beach. The décor is modern but not sterile—think muted blues, a few reclaimed wood pieces, and a hand‑woven rug that reminds me of a Polish summer market. The bed is a king‑size platform with crisp linens that actually feel comfortable after a long day of walking around Gdańsk’s Old Town or taking the tram to Sopot. The kitchen is compact but functional: a small fridge, a stove, a coffee maker that makes the best latte I’ve had since I was back in Kraków. The bathroom is sleek, with a walk‑in shower and a decent amount of hot water—no surprises there.

What really makes this place stand out is how it bridges the quiet of Brzezno with the buzz of the city. In the mornings, the street is hushed, the only sounds being the occasional gull and the distant traffic from the A1 highway. In the evenings, as the sun dips below the sea, the noise levels rise—locals and tourists alike spill into the nearby cafes and the old pier of Sopot. I walked down Gdańsk’s main thoroughfare, the ul. Marii Skłodowskiej-Curie, and found that the apartment is only a ten‑minute tram ride away from the historic market square, where you can smell the freshly baked pierogi and hear the chatter of street performers. For those who love the beach, the shore is less than fifteen minutes away by foot—just a brisk walk down the promenade, and you’re greeted by the salty breeze and the rhythmic crash of waves.

Honestly, the only downside is that the building is a bit older, so the elevator takes a moment to arrive, and the hallway lights can be a touch dim at night. But the staff’s attention to detail more than compensates—there were two extra towels in the bathroom, a small bottle of local vodka in the fridge, and a handwritten note with the best spots for a night out in Gdańsk. The rating of 9.4 on travel sites isn’t just a number; it’s a reflection of how well the place balances comfort, convenience, and that little slice of local life you can’t buy from a brochure.

If you’re planning a trip to Gdańsk and want something that feels like a real home base, rather than a generic hotel, Sea Point Apartment – Hav Aparts is a solid choice. The location is perfect for exploring both the historic city and the nearby seaside towns, the amenities are spot‑on, and the vibe is genuinely friendly. I left with a sense of calm and the knowledge that I’d found a place I could call my own, even if just for a few nights.

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