Central Gdansk Old Town

It was so cosy!

I liked that it was close to the train station and wasn't too far from old town

It was a strange set up. You walk up several flights of stairs to get to a door that had the apartment number 7 B/C I believe, but the door didn't open (it was stuck and I had to use more force to open it). Then there was another door to open as this was a shared hall with another apartment. When I finally did get in that door, there was a short hallway with different doors going off from it and one door led to my room with bathroom. It was a separate locked door with key (all the other methods to get in front door and a second door were key codes). No ceiling fan so it got quite warm. I never used the refrigerator in the hallway because I couldn't tell if it was a shared refrigerator or not. I thought for the room the price was rather high compared to other places in Poland that I have stayed at.

Close to the sights and local grocery stores

Very warm and could hear a lot of sounds from outside making it hard to sleep

The apartment was amazing and exactly like shown on the pictures (we had the beach room). FYI: It is a small room with not so much extra space but we managed quite well. There is enough closet space to store clothes for a 4-5 day trip. The balcony is small as well, but perfect to enjoy a drink at night. The location is perfekt if you want to be close to the main sightseeing spots. There is one amazing restaurant about 2 minutes away and so many other great options in 8-10 minutes walking distance. The main station is also not far away

It was not an issue for us, but the bed is only 1,90 m long. The mattress was also a bit worn down and the pillows weren’t super cozy.