YOURAPART Długie Ogrody

YOURAPART Długie Ogrody Overview

YOURAPART Długie Ogrody tucked itself into the quieter side of Gdańsk, right off 18 Długie Ogrody next to the little café that serves the best pierogi in town. When I first stepped through the front door, the smell of fresh coffee and cinnamon from the kitchen wafted across the lobby—an instant hint that the place cares about the little details. The check‑in was painless; the front desk lady greeted me with a wide grin and handed me a key card that felt surprisingly solid. I was told there’s a small free parking lot behind the building, and honestly, that’s a lifesaver for folks who drive from the airport or the Baltic coast. The only downside is that the lot can get crowded on weekends, so if you’re a night owl, you’ll probably end up walking a few blocks to the nearest street parking. It’s a trade‑off—tiny inconvenience for a lot of convenience.

The rooms are where the hotel really shines. I booked a 4‑star suite, and the space felt more like a chic apartment than a typical hotel room, which is why the name YOURAPART Długie Ogrody feels spot on. The décor is a blend of modern Polish design and subtle historical touches—think hand‑painted tiles that echo the old town’s charm. The bed was super comfy, with a mattress that had just the right amount of spring. The bathroom had a glass‑shaped shower with a nice rainfall head, and the scent of lavender from the toiletries made the whole thing feel spa‑like. I also found a tiny balcony that overlooked a quiet street, and the sound of the tram passing by was oddly soothing. It’s a good place to relax after a day of sightseeing, especially because the hotel’s location means you’re close to the Motława River and the Gdańsk Shipyard museum, but far enough from the hustle of the Old Town that you can actually read a book without someone waving a tourist guidebook in your face.

What I didn’t expect was how well the staff handled the evening rush. When I returned from a dinner at the pierogi café and the traffic was a mess, the front desk still had my key card ready, and the concierge gave me a free refill of the complimentary bottled water—small gestures that really add up. The only critique I have is that the Wi‑Fi password is a bit long, so you’ll need to type it out carefully; maybe a QR code would save time. Still, the overall vibe of YOURAPART Długie Ogrody is warm, personal, and genuinely local. If you’re planning a trip to Gdańsk and want a place that feels like a home base rather than a hotel, this is it. The price point is reasonable for a 4‑star experience, and the quiet, friendly environment makes it the perfect spot to recharge before exploring the city’s cobblestone streets or the bustling waterfront. I’ll definitely be back next time I’m in the area—maybe to try that new jazz club near the harbor, but I’ll always mean to come back to this cozy, well‑located spot.

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