Słoneczna kawalerka – studio

Słoneczna kawalerka – studio Overview

Słoneczna kawalerka – studio is tucked away on Jabłoniowa 22A 20, right near the corner where the old cobblestones meet the newer asphalt of the city. I arrived around 3 pm during the spring rush, when the streets around Motława River were already buzzing with tourists. The front desk was surprisingly friendly – the receptionist, Marta, greeted me with a smile and did a quick, almost-too-fast check‑in, but she handed over a key card without a fuss. (Honestly, the process was smoother than I expected – no long waits, no paperwork marathon.) The building itself is a classic 4‑star structure, with a small balcony that gives a quiet view of the nearby row of bars. You can feel the subtle hum of the city from the balcony – the distant clink of glasses, the occasional shout from a street performer – but the room’s windows are well‑sealed, so you’ll only hear it when you open the door.

When I stepped inside, the studio felt like a small, sunlit loft. The walls are painted a warm cream, and the floorboards have a slight worn‑in texture that feels like a personal invitation to kick off your shoes. The bed is a queen‑size with a down‑filled comforter that’s surprisingly cozy for a studio – you’ll actually feel the softness of the sheets as you drift off. The kitchenette is compact but functional: a small stove, a microwave, and a fridge that’s big enough for a few groceries. I made a coffee in the tiny coffee maker that came with the unit, and the aroma of freshly ground beans filled the space – a comforting scent that made me feel at home. The bathroom was spotless, with a walk‑in shower that has a nice, steady water pressure. The only slight gripe? The kitchen’s exhaust fan is a bit loud, so if you’re a light sleeper you might want to bring earplugs.

I spent the rest of the afternoon exploring the nearby streets. The corner of Jabłoniowa and Gdańska has a small bakery, “Cukiernia Kwiat,” where the smell of freshly baked pierogi wafted through the air. A short walk north takes you to the Old Town, with its historic St. Mary’s Church and the bustling market square. (You know what, the place is a perfect base if you want to combine a quiet stay with easy access to the city’s highlights.) Parking can be a hassle – there’s a small paid lot behind the building, but it’s only a 5‑minute walk to the nearest free street parking. As for noise, the hotel is in a relatively quiet block, and the only disturbances were the occasional traffic rumble at night. Overall, Słoneczna kawalerka – studio offers a real, relaxed vibe that feels more like staying with a friend than a hotel, and I’ll definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a blend of comfort and local charm.

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