Trzy Żagle with City View by NorthSide Apartments

Trzy Żagle with City View by NorthSide Apartments Overview

Trzy Żagle with City View by NorthSide Apartments sits on Olsztyńska 3A, in the heart of Gdańsk’s old town but with a vibe that feels brand-new. I stumbled upon it on a breey summer afternoon, just after the coffee shops on Staszic Street, and honestly, the first thing that hit me was the smell of fresh coffee and the *murmur* of a city that never sleeps. The street itself is a maze of cobblestones and cobbled dreams—there’s a small, shuttered café just three blocks over that sells the best pierogi in town, and the scent of cardamom and rye loaves lingers even when you’re just walking to the hotel. The building’s façade is a mix of classic brick and a splash of modern glass, so it feels like a secret hideaway in the middle of the bustling market square.

When you step inside, the lobby is a breath of calm, with a low hum of a city that’s still sleeping. The check‑in experience is surprisingly quick—you’ll be greeted with a friendly smile and a name‑tag that says, “Welcome to Trzy Żagle with City View by NorthSide Apartments,” and they’ll hook you up with a room key that’s almost as modern as the glass panels. The staff are the sort of people who know the city’s pulse—your concierge can tell you the best time to hit the Motława River for a sunset stroll or the nearest parking garage that won’t make you spill your coffee. Speaking of parking, the street right outside the building is a small, free zone, but if you’re staying longer, there’s a paid garage just a block away that’s got a decent view of the harbor. Nighttime is surprisingly quiet; the only sounds are the distant hum of the city and the occasional night owl on the balcony. The rooms themselves are a 4‑star treat with a city view that feels like a postcard—sunset over the old port, and the alleyways lit by amber street lights. The bed is a plush, cloud‑like thing that actually feels like a hug after a long day of exploring.

The true charm of Trzy Żagle with City View by NorthSide Apartments is how it feels like a local’s favorite spot rather than a tourist trap. The breakfast buffet is a mix of Polish and international options; the blueberry pancakes taste like they were made for a Sunday brunch (well, you know what I mean). The only critique I have is that the Wi‑Fi can be a tad sluggish at 3 a.m. when the place is still bustling with late‑night wanderers. The noise level during the day can get a bit lively, especially in July when the city’s vibe is on full blast, but it’s a small price to pay for being so close to the heart of Gdańsk. Overall, it’s a place that feels like you’ve found a secret corner of the city, with all the comforts you’d need, and honestly, I can’t recommend it enough for anyone who wants to soak in the city’s rhythm without the usual tourist gloss.

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