Comfy Apartments offers modern, elegantly designed spaces located in the very centre of Gdańsk – just a short walk from Neptune’s Fountain, Artus Court and the Green Gate. It’s the perfect base for both tourists and business travellers. Whether you're planning a family holiday, a romantic weekend for two, or a short business trip, our apartments are designed to meet your needs. With top landmarks, excellent restaurants and Gdańsk’s vibrant nightlife all nearby, your stay will be as convenient as it is memorable. We’re committed to making you feel at home and ensuring your visit to Gdańsk leaves you with lasting memories.

Apartment with a living room with a direct view of the river and the Old Town. From the living room, there is an entrance to a private balcony. The apartment has three toilets and two bedrooms, each with a private bathroom. One of the bathrooms has a bathtub, and the other has a shower. The apartment is 105 m2 and has one convenient parking space.

Welcome to Szafarnia 11 in Gdańsk, where history shakes hands with contemporary living. Nestled right by the Motława River and next door to the city’s picturesque marina, this location offers postcard-worthy views of the water and those iconic port cranes (yes, they’re historic, not just industrial art installations). Whether you're here to unwind or sightsee like a pro, you’ll find the perfect base right here. Attractions Within Walking Distance (Yes, Actual Walking – No Uber Required) From your comfy apartment on Szafarnia Street, you’re mere minutes away from Gdańsk’s top sights: The Gdańsk Crane – A true city icon and one of the oldest port cranes in Europe. Not your everyday lifting device. Długie Pobrzeże – A charming riverside promenade filled with cafés and restaurants. Perfect for a sunset stroll or a cheeky glass of wine. Neptune’s Fountain & Artus Court – The heart of the historic Main Town, where Gdańsk's Hanseatic glory days come to life. Mariacka Street – Cobbled, atmospheric and full of amber boutiques. If jewellery shopping is your cardio, you’ll love it here. St. Mary’s Basilica – The world’s largest brick church, with a tower offering stunning views (and a decent leg workout). World War II Museum & European Solidarity Centre – State-of-the-art museums showcasing Poland’s powerful history. Yes, they're serious—but seriously impressive. Culture & Entertainment You’re also within reach of cultural gems like the Polish Baltic Philharmonic, plus theatres, galleries, and summer festivals that bring the riverfront to life. Expect everything from classical concerts to street food fiestas. Gdańsk doesn’t do boring. Food & Nightlife Calling all foodies: Szafarnia is your dream come true. Polish pierogi? Italian pasta? Local craft beer with a view? It’s all here. Cosy cafés and riverside bars ensure your evenings are as lively (or laid-back) as you like.