Our holiday appartement in Gdansk

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Appartement „ul. Jaglana 6“

Cozy 2 room apartment
45m² living space
Bedroom with double bed
Living room with sofa bed, flat screen TV, fully equipped kitchen
Dining table with 4 chairs, sitting area
Toilet, shower, vanity
Washing machine, ironing board, vacuum cleaner
Balcony with table and 2 armchairs, view of the old town
The apartment can accommodate 2-3 people
Only about 8 minutes by foot to reach trhe old city and the Marina

expressly non-smokers only (smoke alarm system!)
no pets

Prices

€ 240⁰⁰
3 days (Mo / Tu / We) or (Tu / We / Th)
€ 300⁰⁰
4 days (Mo / Tu / We / Th)
€ 300⁰⁰
3 days (Fr / Sa / Su)
€ 300⁰⁰
3 days (Sa / Su / Mo)
€ 360⁰⁰
4 days (Fr / Sa / Su / Mo)
€ 360⁰⁰
4 Tage (Sa / So / Mo / Tu)
€ 600⁰⁰
7 days (full week incl. weekend)
€ 45⁰⁰
final cleaning
once
Smoking/vaping is not permitted, pets are not allowed

updated 08.04.2022

Surroundings

The holiday apartment is quietly located on the edge of Gdańsk's old town in an apartment building newly built in 2018, connected to the Hotel Number One. Here you can enjoy the excellent restaurant and visit the spa area.
You only need about 8 minutes to walk to the old town of Gdańsk , where you can discover the picturesque buildings, the marina, the crane, the Riesenrand, the old town hall, the Marienkirche, the fresh food market open daily, countless excellent restaurants and cozy pubs and much more.
You can reach the large shopping centers near the airport as well as the cities of Gdynia and Sopot, located directly on the Baltic Sea, cheaply and easily by tram or bus.
Shopping tips: Forum Gdańsk, very close to the train station, as well as Madison and Galeriea Baltyca

Danzig - Gdansk,
Pearl of the Baltic Sea.

Romantic city with numerous sights, great restaurants and historic surroundings

The Polish city of Gdansk enchants with its historic buildings and unique charm.

The former Hanseatic city on the Baltic Sea has an eventful history that still has a strong influence on today's cityscape.
The capital of Pomerania was for a long time the pawn of the powers Germany and Poland and went down in history as the birthplace of the solidarity trade union.
Almost completely destroyed in World War II, it is all the more admirable as today's old town, which has been lovingly restored, new buildings with hotels, shops, restaurants and pubs were built in the style of the time and show Gdansk in the most beautiful postcard idyll.

The Crane - the gateway to the city of Gdansk One of the most popular sights of the city of Gdańsk is its famous Crane. A forerunner of today's crane gate was built in the second half of the 14th century and almost completely burned down in 1442. In the following two years it was rebuilt and received its typical form at that time. The crane gate is made of brick and wood and also has a six-story double hoist towering over the two towers on its sides. The Danzig Crane is one of the oldest buildings in the German-speaking area that has this special type of crane construction. The design of the crane can be assigned to the brick Gothic style. It is a double semi-circular tower gate with steep roof slopes. The Crane is located at the Mottlaufhafen and is the landmark of the city of Gdansk