Staywin Aura Gdańsk I

Staywin Aura Gdańsk I Overview

Staywin Aura Gdańsk I sits on Toruńska 15, just a stone’s throw from the bustling Motława River. I pulled into the underground parking – not the most glamorous, but it keeps my car safe and my luggage out of the rain, which is a lifesaver in March when the drizzle can sneak up on you. The check‑in process was quick, but the staff had a friendly grin that made the whole experience feel less like a transaction and more like a warm welcome. They handed me a small, locally made key‑chain, which is a cute touch – you know, a little souvenir that reminds you that you’re actually in Gdańsk.

The room was a mix of modern polish and subtle nods to the city’s heritage. Floor‑to‑ceiling windows framed the old cobblestones of Motława and the distant silhouette of the Gdańsk Crane. The bed was plush enough to sink into after a day of wandering, but the mattress was firm – I mean, I’m a light sleeper, so that was a relief. The bathroom had that crisp, almost antiseptic smell of new tiles, and the shower had a good pressure; no need to wait for a burst of hot water. The only drawback? The window faced a busy street, so at 10 pm you could still hear the distant rumble of traffic, though it was soft enough not to disturb your sleep. If you’re a night owl, I’d suggest bringing earplugs or a sleep mask. The Wi‑Fi was decent, but the speed dipped during the lunch rush when the building’s kitchen opened up the whole building to a delicious aroma of pierogi and fried dough.

When I stepped out onto the balcony, I could smell the sea breeze mingling with the scent of fresh coffee from a nearby café, *Kawiarnia Gdańsk*. I grabbed a latte and watched the locals stroll past, their conversations a soft murmur against the clatter of the street. The best part was the view of the Old Town – I could see the spires of St. Mary’s Church and the intricate stonework of the Old City Hall. In the evenings, the lights on the cranes and the old brick walls create this almost cinematic glow that makes you want to linger longer. If you’re exploring the city, it’s worth taking a walk down the nearby Złota Street; it’s a hidden gem with a few small shops and a bakery that’s been around for generations. I’d recommend visiting on a weekday if you want to avoid the weekend crowds – the city is vibrant but can get noisy, especially near the harbor.

Honestly, the only thing that made me wish I’d stayed longer was the quiet of the rooms. The hotel is a solid 4‑star experience; the service is consistent, the rooms are clean, and the location is unbeatable if you want to soak in the historic vibe of Gdańsk without missing out on the modern perks. The staff’s friendly demeanor and the little touches, like the local key‑chain, add a personal flair that you don’t find in chain hotels. If you’re planning a trip in late spring or early fall, you’ll get the best of both worlds – the city is bustling enough to be exciting, but not so crowded that you can’t enjoy the calm of a quiet balcony. So, pack your camera, bring a notebook for those spontaneous street‑photography moments, and consider Staywin Aura Gdańsk I for a stay that feels both polished and authentically Polish.

Staywin Aura Gdańsk I Accommodations

Reviews of Staywin Aura Gdańsk I

• Scott from Australia – 8 June 2025 (9/10)

  Apartment was really nice and staff went out of their way to let me know that early check in was available without me having to ask

• Pecan from United States – 13 May 2025 (9/10)

  Very comfortable. Great location…close to the heart of Gdansk.
  
  What could be improved: No microwave.

• Dave from United Kingdom – 12 May 2025 (9/10)

  Excellent location to the city centre and a clean and quiet apartment
  
  What could be improved: Nothing

• Eamon from United Kingdom – 27 April 2025 (9/10)

  We really enjoyed everything the apartment was a great base to start our day,
  Keep up the good work guys.

• Eamon from United Kingdom – 1 April 2025 (9/10)

  We all had a great time and the apartment was fantastic comfortable an clean 👌 made are stay in Gdansk wonderful.

• Robert from United Kingdom – 26 March 2025 (9/10)

  Great time nice one 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 3 x grocery shops open until 10pm in 1 min radius even kebab shop 2 min open until 1 am at night. Gdańsk is my home town so I know where I was ♥️☺️ . Apartment very clean all easy and thanks for all

• Ivana from Norway – 3 January 2025 (9/10)

  Amazing and clean apartment,have everything what you need . Location is great It’s close to the old town .

• Paul from United Kingdom – 20 October 2024 (8/10)

  location was fantastic just 5-10 min from centre.
  Apartment was fantastic, spacious, clean, well equipped
  Peaceful area with convenience shops on nearly every corner of every building
  Reception office open slightly longer than business hours are English speaking and very helpful
  
  What could be improved: a few issues in the bathroom stopped me giving this a full 10 rating

• Rebecca from United Kingdom – 24 September 2024 (9/10)

  The location is great about a 10/15 minute walk from old town. The apartment was lovely with a view of the river and hand over of keys was easy would recommend.

• Malcolm from Australia – 24 September 2024 (9/10)

  Location was good , room was a nice size
  
  What could be improved: I was surprised that reception closed at 6 pm and because we arrived just after this time we had to pay a late checkin fee. I would have thought an electronic lock or even a lock box could be implemented. Management could possibly find a workaround for a check in after 6 pm.

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