Above the sofa in the WIND living room hangs a poster of Hokusai’s “The Great Wave,” and in the bedroom, there is a macramé piece. The mustard-colored sofa converts into a bed for two additional people, and by the window stands a round table with chairs. The separate bedroom has a double bed with a gray headboard, and there is plenty of open space between the pieces of furniture.

The large private garden is a standout feature of WIND—you can step right out into it from the living room for a morning coffee or to relax outdoors in the evening. The price of your stay also includes a parking space in the building’s garage; the bathroom features a bathtub with a shower, and the spacious kitchenette is equipped with a dishwasher and an oven.

The Nowa Wałowa development is located on Wałowa Street in Gdańsk’s Młode Miasto district, in the former shipyard area of the city. The Montownia food hall is a three-minute walk (250 m) away. The Imperial Shipyard and the European Solidarity Center are seven minutes away (550 m), while Klub B90 and 100cznia are about ten minutes north. Główne Miasto and Długi Targ are a 20-minute walk away. Buses from Wałowa go to Gdańsk Główny Station, from where the SKM reaches the center of Sopot in 15 minutes and the center of Gdynia in half an hour.

WIND is perfect for couples and families who value space and a bright interior, located near the Imperial Shipyard and the lively Elektryków Street. The living room sofa sleeps two additional guests, so it can easily accommodate a group of four friends. In the same Nowa Wałowa development, we also have the ORIGAMI studio, if you’re looking for something smaller.