Two-Bedroom Apartament Gdansk 650 m Brzeźno Beach by Noclegi Renters

Two-Bedroom Apartament Gdansk 650 m Brzeźno Beach by Noclegi Renters Overview

I just got back from a weekend at Two-Bedroom Apartament Gdansk 650 m Brzeźno Beach by Noclegi Renters, and honestly, it was one of those stays that feels like a secret you’d want to share with a close friend. The address is Polskiego Czerwonego Krzyża, 10C, and it’s tucked just a stone‑throw away from the Brzeźno pier. The first thing that hit me was the smell of the sea—breezy, salty, and a little bit brackish from the morning tide. The check‑in was a smooth, key‑less swipe through a lockbox on the front door, so you’re not stuck waiting for someone to hand you a key in the middle of the night. The building itself is a two‑story brick thing that blends into the older facades of the area; the elevator is a bit squeaky, but that’s a trade‑off for the height and the view.

Inside, the space feels surprisingly roomy for a two‑bedroom unit. The living area is a neutral palette with a big window that faces the beach—sunlight pours in every afternoon, and the ocean hums in the background like a low‑volume soundtrack. The kitchen is fully equipped: a decent stove, a coffee maker that actually works, and a small fridge that’s just the right size. The bathroom is basically a studio, but that’s where the slight downside shows up: the shower feels a tad cramped, and the tiles are a bit old‑fashioned, but the water pressure is solid. Wi‑Fi is decent most of the time, though I did notice a hiccup around 3 AM when the router gave up on me—maybe the router is just as tired as the rest of us. The beds are a bit on the cheap side, but there’s a good mattress and a small pile of pillows that make up for it.

If you’re wondering about the neighborhood, you’ll get a lot of perks just by walking down the street. A block of the street that’s actually a block of the street, but I mean, there’s a little bakery called “Cukierka” just a two‑minute walk away, and the night market at the “Różnicowy” bistro is a must‑visit for any foodie. Parking is a bit of a headache, though; you’ll have to hunt for a spot on the public lots a few blocks down. Sound levels? The beach is loud in the summer, but in the evenings, the sea breeze is the only noise you’ll hear. The quiet hours are pretty solid after midnight, so if you’re a night owl, you’ll appreciate that the only thing louder than your snoring is the occasional gull.

All in all, Two-Bedroom Apartament Gdansk 650 m Brzeźno Beach by Noclegi Renters feels like a home base that’s close enough to the water for your toes to get a little sun, yet far enough from the Old Town’s hustle to actually sleep. If you’re planning a trip between late spring and early autumn, this place will keep you refreshed while you’re exploring the pier, the nearby Stogi beach, or just strolling along the Motława River. For the price point, the vibe, and the fact that you can actually walk to a café that serves the best pierogi in town, this is a spot I’d definitely recommend. The only thing you might want to think about is timing: if you’re

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