Sunny Breeze Apartment next to the beach by TriApart

Sunny Breeze Apartment next to the beach by TriApart Overview

Sunny Breeze Apartment next to the beach by TriApart sits right on the edge of the Gdańsk shoreline, a short walk from the sand and a quick stroll to the bustling market on Ignacego Krasickiego. I remember stepping out of the parking lot on Stare Miasto and hearing the distant hum of the tram lines—city life humming just a stone’s throw from the sea. The building itself is a classic brick structure with a few balconies that look out over the water; the view is, honestly, one of those rare moments where you realize you’re on a postcard, but it’s also gritty enough to make you feel grounded in the real Gdańsk vibe.

The apartment is a cozy 4‑star spot, and the rating of 9.3 in my travel app gives you a good idea of what to expect. Inside, the living area is decked out with a comfy sofa that actually feels like a mattress for a quick nap after a day on the beach. The walls are painted a soft sea‑foam green, and the floorboards creak just the right amount—like a subtle reminder that you’re in an old building that’s seen its fair share of history. The kitchen, while modest, has everything you need: a small fridge, a stove, a coffee maker that actually makes a decent espresso (and that’s a big win in Poland). The bathroom is bright, with a shower that lets you rinse off saltwater without the rush of a hotel’s high‑pressure system. The windows open wide, and the breeze that sweeps in—yes, that’s why it’s called Sunny Breeze—keeps the place airy and cool even during the summer heatwaves.

I spent the first evening just sitting on the balcony with a cup of tea, watching the sunset spill gold over the Baltic. The noise level is surprisingly low at 10:30 PM; you can hear the distant surf, but the building’s walls keep the city’s chatter to a whisper. Check‑in was a breeze—no long lines, just a friendly host who handed me the keys and mentioned that the parking spot in front of the building is free for guests. I parked a little farther back on Młynowa because the front spot was taken by a delivery truck, but the walk to the apartment was nothing—about a five‑minute stroll through a quiet residential block that smells faintly of fresh bread from the bakery at the corner. The only hiccup I had was the Wi‑Fi signal, which hiccups a bit when I tried to stream a movie in the evening, but that was the only glitch I noticed.

If you’re planning a trip during the peak season (think late June through August), be prepared for the beach to fill up by mid‑afternoon, and the cafes on Jagiellońska will be bustling. However, early mornings are golden; you can catch a jog along the pier before the crowds arrive, and the quiet is perfect for a photo shoot of the sunrise over the dunes. The local market on Ignacego Krasickiego has a variety of fresh fish and local pastries—don’t miss the “paczki” from the shop across the street; they’re a sweet treat that pairs well with a cup of strong Polish coffee. For those who love to explore, the Gdańsk Old Town is just a 15‑minute walk away, and you can hop on a tram to the historic Stogi district for a more authentic slice of city life.

All in all, Sunny Breeze Apartment next to the beach by TriApart feels like a home away from home, with the right mix of comfort, local flavor, and a beach view that makes you want to stay just a bit longer. If you’re looking for a place that’s not too touristy but still close enough to all the action, this spot is honestly a solid pick. The rating of 9.3 speaks for itself, and I can’t wait to recommend it to anyone who wants to experience Gdańsk’s seaside charm without the usual hotel fluff.

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