Willa Szwarc cozy garden cottage
Sopot, Poland
Amenities
Pets Allowed
Parking
Washer
Cable TV
A/C
Dryer
Home details
Bedroom 1
1 queen bed
Bedroom 2
3 single beds
A unique place combining a historic building with modern design. A villa with a hint of the classics of those years. One of the greatest advantages of this place is the extraordinary proximity of nature - the sea and the forest. The level of finish, attention to detail, beautiful green areas around, are the characteristics of Willa Szwarc, which are impossible to pass by indifferently. The facility is intimate, and life there flows much slower.
Guest Access:
The reception where you can collect the keys is located in the building, on level 0. Please inform us about the estimated time of arrival. In each apartment there are towels and sheets for each guest. If you additionally need a baby cot, a bathtub or a high chair, please inform us before your arrival. The cost of providing a cot with a set of bedding is PLN 70, and a high chair PLN 30. On-site parking is available for guests, subject to availability. There are public parking spaces in front of the building and a guarded car park at ul. Oskar Kolberg, 20 minutes’ walk from the villa. We offer green common areas and a beautiful garden, we offer the possibility of renting bicycles (more information at the reception).
The Neighborhood:
This beautiful facility is a restored historic villa, preserving the taste and class of bygone years. The Willa is 500m from the sea, which takes 10 minutes to walk. In the close vicinity there is a friendly restaurant that offers you breakfast. The Piaskownica Sopot restaurant, located 15 minutes on foot from the apartment, offers a unique seaside atmosphere and delicious home cooking. The restaurant itself, in addition to the taste, pleases the eye with a beautiful view and the sound of the Baltic waves. In the immediate vicinity, you will also find the Cappuccino Cafe and the Sopocki mill restaurant. The distance to both places is only 350 m from the apartment. In your free time, we recommend visiting the Aquapark in Sopot where you will experience unforgettable water adventures thanks to the large number of slides, and for those looking for more peace and relaxation, the facility offers a spa area offering massages and sauna ceremonies. A must during your stay in Sopot is to visit its iconic place, which is Monte Cassino. This is the most representative street in Sopot with plenty of clubs, restaurants and cafes. The street is accessible only to pedestrian traffic, and at its end there is one of the most beautiful piers in the Tri-City. It is the longest pier on the Baltic Sea, which is about 0.5 km long. A little further, but also worth visiting, is Gdynia, where Klif Orłowskie are located. Steep sea shore with a view of the Gulf of Gdańsk, crossed by forest paths. The cliffs can also be admired from the Orłowski pier located right next to the beach.
Getting Around:
Sopot is famous for its picturesque bicycle routes. The most popular is the Reja Loop with a length of 5.1 km. The route is very easy, so you can cover it with the whole family. For those who like more challenges, we recommend Pętle Czyżewskiego. The route is quite difficult, because the difference in height is 76m, and the surface of the route is gravel. In our facility, we offer bicycle rental for our guests. For further trips, we recommend using the Fast Urban Railway (SKM) and traveling between Gdańsk, Sopot and Gdynia. The nearest SKM stop is called Sopot Kamienny Potok and is 400m away from the facility and it takes 5 minutes to get there. In addition to the train, we also offer a bus. The nearest stop is 400 meters away and is called Sopot Młyńska. For people who like to travel by individual transport, one of the larger taxi corporations is called Neptun Taxi, where you can arrange transport and airport transfers on your own. If you are looking for a car for a trip or the entire stay, you can rent it on the Ipanek website.
Other Things to Note:
We add a service charge of 280 PLN and city tax to each apartment, which in Sopot is PLN 5.20 per person for each started day. Upon prior arrangement, it is possible to come with a pet. The pet fee is PLN 100 per day.
All stays include
At Homes & Villas by Marriott Bonvoy we believe certain amenities should be standard.
24/7 support
Kitchen essentials
Starter kit of bathroom amenities
High-speed wifi
Professional cleaning
Premium linens and towels
Television
Digital free stays
Our Tiny Home rentals may not include all essential amenities inside the home.
About the area
Gdynia, a gem on the Baltic coast of Poland, is a city that offers a refreshing blend of maritime heritage, modernity, and natural beauty. As part of the Tri-City metropolitan area, which includes the historical city of Gdańsk and the spa town of Sopot, Gdynia is a vibrant destination with a unique character that sets it apart from its neighbors.
The city's origins as a small fishing village are far eclipsed by its modern incarnation as a dynamic port city. Gdynia's maritime roots are celebrated at the Emigration Museum and the Polish Naval Museum, which provide intriguing insights into the country's nautical past and its role in global migration. The city's harbor is also home to the ORP Błyskawica and the Dar Pomorza, two museum ships that allow visitors to step back in time and experience Poland's maritime history firsthand.
Gdynia's architecture is a testament to its rapid development in the 20th century, with modernist buildings that have earned it the title of a "city built on the sea." The cityscape is a mix of functionalist style and contemporary design, with the Sea Towers offering panoramic views of the city and the Gdynia Aquarium showcasing marine life from around the world.
Nature enthusiasts will find solace in Gdynia's green spaces and beaches. The city's coastline features sandy beaches and a picturesque cliffside promenade, perfect for leisurely walks or enjoying the fresh sea air. The Kępa Redłowska nature reserve offers a more rugged landscape with forest trails and stunning views of the Gdańsk Bay.
For those interested in cultural pursuits, Gdynia hosts a variety of festivals and events throughout the year, including the Gdynia Film Festival, which is one of the most prestigious film events in Poland. The city's theaters and concert halls provide a rich array of performances, catering to all tastes.
Shopping and dining in Gdynia are also delightful experiences. The city's main street, Świętojańska, is lined with shops, cafes, and restaurants serving delicious Polish cuisine and fresh seafood. The Klif shopping center and the Riviera mall offer a more modern retail experience with a wide selection of international brands.
In essence, Gdynia is a city that offers a perfect balance of cultural depth, natural beauty, and modern comforts. Whether you're exploring its maritime heritage, relaxing on the beach, or enjoying the urban vibe, Gdynia is a destination that promises a memorable and diverse travel experience.
House rules
Check-in 3:00 PM • Check-out 11:00 AM