Starowiejska 65E Free Garage By Perfect Apart 35

Starowiejska 65E Free Garage By Perfect Apart 35 Overview

When I pulled into the block of buildings at Starowiejska 65E, I was immediately struck by the clean, almost nostalgic feel of the façade – a mid‑century brickwork with a touch of modern glass. The check‑in desk was a small, friendly pane of glass where the staff greeted me with a warm “Dzień dobry” and handed over a key card with a tiny sticker of a star. I was told that the hotel already had a free garage, which, honestly, was a lifesaver because parking in Gdańsk can feel like a scavenger hunt. The staff explained that the garage is just a few steps away, so you don’t have to walk the whole block to your car. I mean, who doesn’t love that? The lobby itself is a cozy, dimly lit space with a couple of plush armchairs that look like they belong in a café, not a hotel. The reception area was surprisingly quiet – the only sounds were the hum of the air‑conditioning and a faint jazz track that made you feel like you were in a speakeasy.

The room, which is on the third floor, feels like a secret hideout. The walls are painted in a muted teal that’s soothing, and the bed is huge – the kind of bed that makes you want to collapse onto the mattress and never get up. The duvet is fluffy, and the pillows are a bit too firm if you’re a soft‑sleeping type, but that’s a small price for the city view. The bathroom is bright and modern, with a glass shower that has a rain‑shower head – the water is warm, but not too hot, and the tile is cool under your feet. I noticed the tiny, almost hidden, hand dryer that’s a bit of a novelty. On the bedside shelf, there’s a small, locally made ceramic mug, which is a subtle nod to the city’s craft culture – I’ve seen it in a few street markets. The Wi‑Fi is solid, and the TV has a decent selection of Polish channels (if that’s your thing). The only gripe: the air‑conditioning unit, while effective, can be a bit noisy at night, so if you’re a light sleeper, you might want to bring earplugs or a small white‑noise machine. The noise from the street is minimal, thanks to the thick windows, so you can really catch a full night’s sleep – even during the summer months when the city can get lively.

For locals, the real charm of Starowiejska 65E Free Garage By Perfect Apart 35 is its proximity to the heart of Gdańsk. After settling in, I took a short walk down 65E, and within a block you hit the bustling market on Gdańska Street, with its stalls of fresh pierogi and the aroma of freshly baked rye bread. Just a few minutes further, the Motława River is a perfect spot for a sunset stroll. If you’re into history, the Old Town is a 10‑minute walk – the cobblestones, the old town hall, the St. Mary’s Church – all of it feels just a breath away.

The hotel staff are friendly but not overly chatty, which is great if you want some quiet after a day of sightseeing. They do, however, have a rough schedule for housekeeping: rooms are cleaned around 2 pm, but they’re usually quick, so you’re rarely left in a mess. The free parking is a huge plus, especially if you’re planning to explore the city by car during the off‑peak season. On the downside, the hotel doesn’t offer a breakfast buffet – only a small selection of pastries and coffee – which might be a bummer if you’re an early‑bird, but you can always grab a quick bite at the café on 65E. All in all, Starowiejska 65E Free Garage By Perfect Apart 35 feels like a cozy, well‑placed base that’s ideal for both travelers and locals. The mix of modern comfort with a touch of the city’s nostalgic charm is a win, and honestly, I’d come back again the next time I’m in Gdańsk.

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