Długa 43/44 | Gdańsk | Stylish Apartment | View on Długa Street

Summary:

This elegant apartment overlooking Długa Street is a great option for those who value comfort and convenience in the heart of the city. Designed for four people, it's perfect for both family and friends stays. Guests can enjoy easy, self-check-in and check-out, fast Wi-Fi, a Smart TV, and a fully equipped kitchenette. Complimentary toiletries are provided in the bathroom, and pets are welcome. A VAT invoice is also available upon request.



Don't delay – book your stay today and enjoy the unique atmosphere of the Old Town from your apartment!



The Space:

The apartment is located in a historic tenement house on one of the most representative streets of Gdańsk, offering a comfortable stay in the heart of the Old Town. It can accommodate up to four people and includes a bright living room with a functional kitchenette, a cosy bedroom and an elegant bathroom with a shower. The interior has been arranged in a style combining modern design with warm, homely accents. The large windows offer a view of the bustling Długa Street, allowing you to enjoy the atmosphere of historic Gdańsk without leaving the apartment. Every detail of the furnishings has been taken care of – the bedroom has a comfortable double bed, and the living room has a sofa bed that serves as an additional sleeping space. The kitchenette is equipped with all the necessary appliances and accessories, allowing you to prepare your own meals – including a hob, fridge, kettle, coffee maker, crockery and cutlery. The bathroom is equipped with high-quality fittings, a set of towels and a hairdryer. Thanks to its central location, easy access to Gdańsk's major tourist attractions is guaranteed – there are numerous restaurants, cafés, museums and monuments in the immediate vicinity, including the Neptune Fountain, the Main Town Hall and the Green Gate. The proximity of the Motława River and the rich cultural and gastronomic offer make your stay in the apartment a chance to fully experience the unique atmosphere of this seaside city, combining history with modernity.



Guest Access:

LIVING ROOM:



Sofa bed, armchair, dining table, TV



BEDROOM:



Double bed, night tables, wardrobe, closet



KITCHENETTE:



Induction hob, dishwasher, toaster, fridge with freezer, dining table with chairs, tableware



BATHROOM:



Shower, sink cabinet, toilet, washing machine



MULTIMEDIA:



TV, Wi-Fi, terrestrial TV



PETS:



Pets are accepted for an additional fee.



PARKING:



No designated parking space.



BREAKFAST:



Breakfast is available in this apartment at an additional cost. Please contact the Service Office for a reservation. Please note: breakfasts are served in another building.



The Neighborhood:

Długa Street is undoubtedly one of the most representative and recognisable streets in Gdańsk, forming the heart of the historic city centre. Its extraordinary charm and rich history attract thousands of tourists every year, eager to experience the atmosphere of the former Hanseatic port and admire the stunning architecture of centuries past. Located on the Royal Route, leading from the monumental Golden Gate to the Green Gate on the Motława River, Długa Street connects the most important points of Gdańsk's old town. It is surrounded by intricately decorated historic tenement houses, each of which bears witness to the wealth and prestige of the city's former inhabitants: merchants, councillors and patricians. The facades of the buildings are decorated with carvings, family coats of arms, cornices and colourful details, which make a walk down this street feel like a journey back in time. Today, Długa Street is bustling with life all year round. It is home to numerous cafés, restaurants, art galleries and boutiques selling handicrafts and souvenirs. In summer, its cobbled surface becomes a stage for street artists, concerts and cultural events, which further emphasise its unique character. Some of Gdańsk's most important monuments are located in the immediate vicinity – the majestic Neptune Fountain, which is a symbol of the city and a tribute to its maritime history, and Artus Court, formerly a meeting place for the wealthiest residents and merchant guilds, and now a branch of the Gdańsk Museum, where you can admire the magnificent interiors and works of art related to the history of the region. Walking down Długa Street, it is hard not to succumb to its charm. It is a place where the past meets the present, where history speaks for itself, and the atmosphere of the city creates unforgettable memories.



Getting Around:

Bus stop – 0.3 km

Tram stop – 0.3 km

Neptune Fountain – 0.1 km

Golden Gate – 0.4 km

St. Mary's Basilica – 0.2 km

Museum of the Second World War: 1.3 km

European Solidarity Centre – 1.6 km

Forum Gallery – 1 km

Railway station – 1.3 km