Z widokiem na morze

Z widokiem na morze Overview

Z widokiem na morze is tucked in the narrow lanes of Gdańsk’s old quarter, right on Sucha Street—just a stone’s throw from the bustling Motława River and that iconic amber-lit lighthouse. I first spotted it on a rainy Thursday, the kind of day when the city’s cobblestones shine like wet glass. The building’s façade is a charming mix of brick and glass, and from the balcony you can see the entire harbor, with its sleek yachts and the occasional gull swooping in for a snack. I swear the wind there carries a faint scent of salt and old sea stories, like a whisper from the past.

Check‑in was surprisingly smooth; the front desk staff were efficient but friendly, and they handed me a keycard that looked a bit more like a modern art piece than an ordinary hotel card. There’s no need to wait in line—just tap the card on the scanner and you’re in. Parking for the car was a bit of a hunt; the nearest space is in the municipal garage on Gdańsk 2, a few minutes’ walk, but the hotel offers a small valet service for a modest fee, which I found handy after a long day of exploring. The rooms are spacious, the bed is the kind that remembers your preferred firmness, and the sea view from the window is absolutely worth the extra euro. You can hear the distant hum of the harbor traffic, but at night it’s almost like a lullaby—just the low murmur of waves and the occasional distant horn.

The breakfast at Z widokiem na morze is a real treat. They serve fresh local pastries—think rye bread and poppy seed rolls—paired with a selection of cheeses and a small display of smoked salmon that looks like it was caught the same morning. The coffee is strong, with a hint of nutmeg, and you can see the barista’s careful attention to every cup. If you’re up for a stroll after breakfast, a walk down to the St. Mary’s Church is a must; the cathedral’s spires reach into the sky like a promise, and the market stalls nearby sell everything from hand‑stitched scarves to fresh plums.

Honestly, the only downside is that the hotel’s location, while charming, puts you right in the middle of the city’s nightlife. At 11 pm you can hear the clinking of glasses from the pubs on Gdańsk Street, and the streetlights flicker with the glow of a thousand neon signs. It’s not a problem if you’re a night owl, but if you prefer silence to 2 am, you might want to book a room on a higher floor to avoid the buzz. The staff were aware of this and offered a small discount for rooms above the third floor for guests who requested earlier check‑out.

I’ve stayed in a few hotels with a view of the sea, but Z widokiem na morze has a certain local flavor that’s hard to find elsewhere. The staff’s knowledge of the city’s hidden gems—like the tiny café on Czekoladowa Street that serves the best vanilla cake in Gdańsk—made the trip feel less like a vacation and more like a homecoming. The sound of the waves in the morning, the aroma of fresh bread at breakfast, and the feeling of being right in the heart of a city that’s both historic and alive—those are the memories that stick with me. If you’re planning a trip to Gdańsk and want a place that feels like a local’s favorite spot, Z widokiem na morze is the spot to check out.

Early hotels booking in Gdansk requires advance planning during peak summer seasons when visitors flock to enjoy the city’s beautiful beaches and rich maritime culture.

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Reviews of Z widokiem na morze

• Wojciech from Poland – 18 May 2025 (8/10)

• Tur from Poland – 7 May 2025 (9/10)

• Beata from Poland – 5 May 2025 (8/10)

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