Sienna Grobla Apartment with View of the Motława Terrace & Sauna, Gym by Noclegi Renters

Sienna Grobla Apartment with View of the Motława Terrace & Sauna, Gym by Noclegi Renters Overview

Sienna Grobla Apartment with View of the Motława Terrace & Sauna, Gym by Noclegi Renters was my first stop when I landed in Gdańsk. I remember stepping out of the airport and thinking, “Okay, I’ve got an apartment in the heart of the city, and I don’t even have to chase a taxi.” The host sent a quick message with a QR code for a keyless door, so I was in the lobby before the bell even rang. Honestly, the check‑in was smoother than any of the bigger hotels I’ve stayed at before. The front desk had a tiny espresso machine that made the best latte I’ve ever had in a sleep‑over, and the staff even handed me a map of the old town with their favorite little cafés highlighted.

I mean, once I was inside, the place felt like a quiet corner of the city that you can actually breathe in. The apartment itself is a clean, four‑star setup with a modern kitchen that has everything you need – a blender, a small espresso machine, and even a set of copper pans that look like they belong in a 19th‑century kitchen. The walls are painted in a neutral beige that makes the hardwood floors feel warm. The living room opens onto a balcony that overlooks the Motława River. You can hear the gentle lapping of the water, and if you’re lucky, a ferry passes by. The view is especially beautiful at sunset – the sky turns a bruised purple and the river lights up like a ribbon of fire. I’ve never seen anything like it in a city apartment, honestly. The balcony also has a small table and a pair of chairs that are perfect for a coffee in the mornings or an evening glass of wine while watching the city light up.

In terms of practical stuff, parking is a bit of a mixed bag. There’s no dedicated garage, but the street has a few metered spots. If you’re not a night owl, you can always park a block down in the parking lot on St. Dominik, which is only a 5‑minute walk. The noise level is pretty decent – late at night it’s quiet, but on weekends, you’ll hear the city’s nightlife trickling through the windows. It’s not a soundproof building, but the double‑glazed windows help. The real hidden gem, though, is the sauna and gym. The sauna is tucked into a separate room that feels like a private spa retreat – the wood is smooth and the scent of eucalyptus is subtle but relaxing. The gym is compact but functional, with a treadmill, a set of dumbbells, and a yoga mat. You can even bring a workout playlist, and the headphones are always fresh. It’s a nice touch for travelers who want to keep up their routine without having to hunt for a gym in the city.

I spent my first night sipping a glass of local white wine from the store on Gdańsk’s main street, the one with the old stone arch – it’s a local spot that only the locals know about. The next day, I walked around the Motława Canal and got the full gist of why Gdańsk feels so historic yet modern. I even stopped by the St. Mary’s Church, which is just a stone’s throw away, and the view from the bell tower was phenomenal. If you’re planning a trip around the summer, be prepared for the crowds, especially near the harbor, but this apartment’s central location means you’re still close to the quieter, more authentic parts of the city. All in all, staying at Sienna Grobla Apartment with View of the Motława Terrace & Sauna, Gym by Noclegi Renters felt like having a local’s home and a hotel’s convenience rolled into one. If you’re looking for a spot that feels both luxurious and unpretentious, this place is a solid bet.

Exploring Gdansk offers visitors an unforgettable journey through Poland’s maritime heart, from its magnificent Gothic churches to its amber workshops and legendary shipyards where Solidarity was born.

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