White Deluxe with terrace by OneApartments

White Deluxe with terrace by OneApartments Overview

I first spotted the White Deluxe with terrace by OneApartments on a rainy afternoon while wandering down Wypoczynkowa Street. The building’s white stucco really popped against the gray clouds, and the little balcony that juts out over the street was already busy with a couple sipping espresso and laughing at the same joke. When I finally walked in, the lobby was surprisingly airy—high ceilings, a splash of blue that made the place feel like a fresh start. The staff greeted me with that warm, “Welcome back, we’ve been expecting you!” vibe that you only get at the best spots in Gdańsk. I was chuffed to find the check‑in process quick and the keycard was handed over with a smile that said, “No rush, we’ve got plenty of time.”

After checking in, I headed straight up to the terrace. Honestly, the view over the Stogi district is something else—sunrise there is a muted gold that paints the water, and you can almost hear the distant gulls. I brewed a coffee right on that little balcony, the steam dancing over the glass pane, and I told myself that every other hotel in Gdańsk can’t compete with that. The terrace is actually more of a private garden than a patio, with a few potted herbs that add a subtle scent of basil and rosemary. It’s the kind of place where you can sit with a book, or just stare at the horizon and let the city buzz below you settle into a rhythm. The locals in the area—mostly families who’ve lived there for decades—often stop by to grab a quick bite from the street vendor that sells pierogi right across the street. That vendor’s pierogi are the best I’ve had in the city, and the aroma of freshly boiled dumplings was impossible to resist.

Now, no place is perfect, and White Deluxe with terrace by OneApartments is no exception. The Wi‑Fi is decent but not blazing fast; if you need to upload a video, you might have to wait a bit. Parking, on the other hand, is a sweet spot—there’s a small lot right in front of the building that’s free for guests, which is a rare find in this part of Gdańsk. I parked my car with the help of a friendly attendant who even pointed me toward the best route to the beach. The noise level is generally low, especially after 9 pm; the street is quiet enough that you can hear the tide in the background. The only thing that caught my ear was the occasional late‑night traffic, but that’s to be expected in a city that never really sleeps. The hotel’s location is spot on for anyone looking to explore the Gdańsk waterfront or the nearby Oliwa Park. I took a short tram ride to the old town, then hopped on a bus to Sopot for a sunset walk on the pier—both are just a quick 20‑minute hop away.

In short, if you’re looking for a place that feels like a home away from home, with a touch of local charm and a terrace that’s perfect for morning coffee or evening reflection, White Deluxe with terrace by OneApartments is a solid choice. The staff remember your name, the room feels spacious with soft linens, and the little touches—like the hand‑written welcome note on the desk—make all the difference. I left the hotel with a lighter heart and a promise to return next summer, when the city’s autumn colors turn the streets into a palette of amber and rust. That, to me, is all you really want from a stay in Gdańsk.

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