Top Designed Apartments

Top Designed Apartments Overview

When I first stepped out of the metro station and onto ul. Chmielna, the city’s cobblestones felt like a warm welcome. I spotted the sleek façade of Top Designed Apartments right at the corner, and I could almost hear the hum of the harbor in the distance. It’s just a stone’s throw from the historic Motława River and the bustling markets of the Old Town, so you’re practically on a postcard. I mean, if you’re looking for that blend of modern chill and old‑world charm, this place hits the spot. The lobby is spacious, with a minimalist vibe that doesn’t feel sterile—there’s a small coffee station where the barista offers a cup of dark roast that smells like a cozy, almost secret café. Check‑in is surprisingly breezy: the staff are friendly, and you can just drop off your luggage and head straight to the balcony for a quick sip of espresso while you watch the city light up.

Now, let’s talk about the actual rooms. Each apartment feels like a tiny loft with all the comforts you’d expect from a 4‑star spot, but it’s not over‑the‑top. The walls are a muted charcoal that makes the natural light from the large windows pop. I found the bed to be super comfy—think memory foam with a luxurious duvet that feels like a hug. The bathroom is a clean, modern splash of white with a glass shower that lets you see the tiny ferns tucked in the corners. You’ll notice the little details: a small, high‑quality espresso machine, a set of artisanal soaps, and a playlist of local music that plays softly in the background. The noise level is surprisingly low, even though the hotel’s on a busy street; the soundproofing is good, so you can catch up on sleep without the hum of traffic.

Parking can be a bit of a hustle—there’s no dedicated car park for guests, but the hotel does have a nearby paid parking lot that’s just a short walk away. If you’re driving, you’ll love the fact that the staff can help you find a spot and even give you a quick tip on the best local routes to avoid the usual Gdańsk traffic on Thursdays. The real gem, though, is the little balcony that comes with each apartment. From there, you can hear the distant call of a vendor selling pierogis and the rhythmic clink of glasses from a nearby bar. I spent an entire evening just watching the sunset over the river, feeling the sea breeze that carries the scent of salt and fresh bread. The whole experience was genuinely relaxing and a little bit magical. So if you’re planning a trip to Gdańsk and want a place that feels both local and luxurious, Top Designed Apartments is a seriously worthwhile stop—trust me, you’ll want to come back for another stay.

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