Welcome Gdańsk Apartments Nadmotławie Sauna and Gym

Welcome Gdańsk Apartments Nadmotławie Sauna and Gym Overview

Welcome Gdańsk Apartments Nadmotławie Sauna and Gym sits tucked away on Sienna Grobla, just a stone’s throw from the Motława River. I first spotted it while wandering past the old brick warehouses that once housed the port’s cargo. The building’s façade is a mix of contemporary glass and historic brick, giving it a sort of “old meets new” vibe that feels very Gdańsk. Check‑in was surprisingly quick – the staff handed me a small card with a QR code for the digital key, and the whole process took less than five minutes. No long queues, no excessive paperwork, just a friendly greeting and a warm smile. The lobby is low‑key, with a couple of mismatched chairs and a small table that holds a vase of wildflowers – something you only see in places that don’t mind a little character.

The apartment itself is a three‑room loft with a balcony that opens onto the river. Honestly, the view is a game‑changer: you can see the water ripple past the old wooden boats and the lighthouse at the end of the pier. Inside, the décor is a blend of industrial chic and mid‑century Polish furniture – think exposed brick, reclaimed wood, and a few vintage lamps that give off a cozy amber glow. The kitchen is fully equipped, with a stainless‑steel fridge and a small espresso machine that actually pulls a decent shot. I made a cup of coffee on the balcony while listening to the muffled traffic from the nearby Motława Bridge and the distant chatter of the Old Town markets. The noise is pretty quiet after 10 pm, especially with the building’s double‑pane windows.

Parking is a plus; there’s a small underground lot right behind the building, free for the first 24 hours, and after that it’s a modest fee – something you won’t have to worry about if you’re flying in from Kraków. The sauna and gym are the real hidden gems. The sauna is a wooden cabin with a cedar aroma that almost feels like a spa in the middle of the city. The gym is surprisingly well‑equipped, with a treadmill that actually plays music and a set of weights that don’t make your back ache. I spent a morning sweating it out and then relaxed in the sauna, listening to the faint hum of the city’s nightlife filtering through the walls. The whole experience feels like a secret escape – you’re in a city, but you’re also in a private retreat. If you’re planning a visit, especially during the summer when the river breezes are at their best, Welcome Gdańsk Apartments Nadmotławie Sauna and Gym will feel like you stumbled upon a well‑kept family secret.

Hotel in Gdansk booking should be done early, especially during summer festivals when the city hosts internationally celebrated cultural and maritime events.

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