Patio Apartments

Patio Apartments is a collection of holiday apartments at Świętego Ducha 91/95 in Gdańsk, positioned in the city’s historic Old Town. The property is designed for independent stays rather than as a hotel or restaurant, giving visitors a base among the streets, gates and historic buildings of central Gdańsk. Its location also works for trips that combine Gdańsk with the wider Tricity area, including Gdynia.

The accommodation brings together apartments in different sizes and with different names, allowing the property to suit both couples and larger groups. The smallest listed apartment measures 33 square metres and accommodates up to two people, while the largest measures 70 square metres and accommodates up to nine. Other options range from 35 to 58 square metres, with capacities from four to seven people. This variety makes the collection more flexible than a single standard room type, although the most suitable apartment depends on the size of each party.

Patio Apartments draws on the character of Gdańsk in its presentation. Several apartments are named after people connected with the city, including astronomer Jan Heweliusz, temperature-scale pioneer Gabriel Fahrenheit and furrier Paul Radtke. Others take their names from Old Town locations such as Mariacka, Długa, Brama Chlebnicka and Świętego Ducha. The result is a stay concept that connects contemporary accommodation with local history and the city’s built heritage.

The setting is particularly suited to visitors who want the practical independence of an apartment while remaining close to the main historic area. It can work for a short city break, a small group stay or a longer visit that benefits from more space than a conventional hotel room. The range of layouts also gives couples, families and groups a choice of scale, from a compact apartment for two to larger accommodation for shared travel.

Patio Apartments suits travellers who value a central location, a choice of apartment sizes and a clear connection with Gdańsk’s past. The property’s character comes from the combination of modern rental accommodation, Old Town surroundings and apartment names that reflect notable figures and places from the city’s history.