Villa Neptun – Exclusive Apartments

Villa Neptun – Exclusive Apartments Overview

Villa Neptun – Exclusive Apartments sits on a quiet corner of Nadwiślańska Street, just a stone’s throw from the vibrant Oliwa district. The moment I stepped in, the smell of fresh-cut grass from the courtyard mixed with the faint salty tang of the nearby Motława River—like a subtle reminder that Gdańsk is still a port city. The check‑in was surprisingly swift; the staff greeted me with a friendly “Dzień dobry!” and handed a key card that looked almost too shiny for the casual vibe of the lobby. I was handed a small brochure that highlighted the nearest tram stop, the “Żuraw” stop, which is literally your shortcut to the old town. Parking is no big deal either: a small, paid surface lot behind the building, and you can even flag down a local driver for a quick ride if you’re not fussed about the hassle. Honestly, the only thing that made me pause was the slightly creaky door—just a minor quirk, but the staff noticed and promised a quick fix.

The apartment itself is a perfect blend of modern and cozy. The living area is bathed in natural light from the large windows that frame the city skyline, and the sofa’s upholstery is that soft, memory‑foam feel that makes you want to collapse into it after a long day. I spent the first morning scrolling through the kitchen—everything is top‑notch: a single‑sink island, a decent-sized fridge, and a coffee machine that actually makes espresso (a rare treat). I found a small, handwritten note tucked in the pantry that reads, “Enjoy the local bakery, Piekarnia 36!” – a friendly tip that I followed, and the buttery croissants were worth the detour. The bathroom is also a highlight, with a rain shower that feels more spa‑like than a hotel’s standard. I did notice the tile was a bit uneven in one corner, but I’ll give the staff a pat on the back for the quick repair.

Nighttime in Gdańsk can be noisy, especially near the waterfront, but this apartment’s location on a quieter side street keeps the hum at a manageable level. I stayed until 2 am on a Saturday, and the only sounds were the distant clink of glasses from a nearby bar and the occasional gull overhead. The curtains are heavy enough to block out the street light, so I slept soundly. For the next morning, the breakfast area on the corner of the building offers a small selection of pastries and a decent coffee pot, though if you’re a fan of the city’s best fresh bread, a quick walk to the corner bakery on Świętojańska Street is a must. The staff were friendly, offering to drop off my luggage for early check‑out, which I appreciated. The only thing that could have been better was a slightly more detailed guide on local events—Gdańsk does have a vibrant summer festival scene that’s worth a mention. All in all, Villa Neptun – Exclusive Apartments gives you a sweet, authentic slice of Gdańsk life without the pretensions of big‑brand hotels. The 10‑point rating? It’s earned it from a city that’s all about the little details.

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