Tarasy Bałtyku Apartments & Parking & Balcony by Renters

Tarasy Bałtyku Apartments & Parking & Balcony by Renters Overview

Tarasy Bałtyku Apartments & Parking & Balcony by Renters sits on Lecha Kaczynskiego, a quiet, off‑beat street just a stone’s throw from the old port. I first found it while wandering past the tiny café on Długa, where the barista always knows your coffee order before you even say it. The building itself is a typical early‑20th‑century brick block, but the owners have given it a modern facelift that feels like a breath of fresh sea air.

The check‑in was painless—no long queue, just a friendly host who handed me the keys and a handful of local tips. “Don’t miss the corner bakery on Orłowski,” she said, pointing toward the tiny shop that sells the best cinnamon buns in Gdańsk. I followed her advice, and honestly, it was worth every bite. The apartment itself is spacious for a single suite, with a balcony that opens onto a sliver of the harbor. Every morning, the balcony smells faintly of brine and freshly baked rye bread from the bakery two blocks away. I could hear the gulls calling and the distant hum of traffic from the Złota street, but the noise level is surprisingly low—perfect if you’re looking for a place to unwind after a day of exploring.

The parking is a huge plus. The building has a dedicated underground spot that’s always free, which is a blessing in Gdańsk where street parking can be a nightmare at peak season. I parked my car and headed straight to the balcony, where the city’s rhythm started to play: the clatter of a trams overhead, the occasional shout from a street vendor selling pierogi, and the soft rustle of leaves in the small park nearby. The apartment’s interior feels airy, with high ceilings and large windows that let the light spill in. The bedroom was a cozy retreat—plush sheets, a flat‑screen TV, and the smell of the fresh laundry (yes, they have one in the unit, which is a lifesaver). I also found a tiny kitchenette that’s more than enough to whip up a quick breakfast before heading out to the old town.

One thing I would tweak is the Wi‑Fi. It’s decent but sometimes lags when you’re in the middle of a video call. A quick Wi‑Fi booster would fix that, but honestly, it didn’t keep me from enjoying the rest of the stay. The balcony’s small table is perfect for a cup of coffee while watching the sunrise over the Baltic, and the view of the old town’s rooftops from the balcony is something you can’t easily find in the city center. The room’s floor is wooden, which gives a nice tactile feel underfoot—warm and sturdy. The bathroom had a small shower with a generous water pressure that lasted a while before it dipped, but the clean glass shower curtain was a nice touch.

Overall, Tarasy Bałtyku Apartments & Parking & Balcony by Renters feels like a hidden gem. The building’s location means you’re close enough to the central attractions—just a 15‑minute walk to the Main Town and about a 10‑minute tram ride to the beach—but still far enough away to enjoy a quieter, more authentic Gdańsk experience. I left with a sense of having discovered a secret spot, and I can’t wait to recommend it to anyone looking for a comfortable, locally flavored stay in the city. The next time you’re planning a trip, consider this place—you’ll find it welcoming, practical, and full of that subtle, unmistakable Gdańsk charm.

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