This small but stunning seaside city joins with Gdansk and Gdynia to form a Tri-City and is the idyllic place for a serviced apartment or holiday letting. Overlooking the Bay of Gdansk and surrounded by hills and forests, the setting couldn’t be more picturesque.

Also a spa resort, Sopot has two sanatoriums that offer extensive and intensive treatments for a wide variety of ailments and illnesses with the aid of the natural healing properties of the local spring water that flows in this region. There are also two fountains in the city that flow with the spring water from St. Wojciech spring and it is said to be very beneficial to the health if you sit beside the fountains and inhale deeply.

A Sopot serviced residence or aparthotel gives you convenient access to the beaches which are a lot warmer than other areas of the Baltic coast due to the bay being sheltered by Hel Peninsula. Here you can enjoy beach volleyball, windsurfing and even entertaining beach performances or take a short cruise to neighbouring Gdansk, Gdynia and Hel.

A stroll into the city centre will provide some beautiful Art Nouveau architecture, perfectly landscaped parks and an abundance of foliage and greenery, in fact over 2/3 of this city is covered with vegetation giving it a wonderful, countryside feel. Take a walk down Bohaterow Monte Cassino Street and discover the multitude of restaurants, galleries and interesting shops, walk a little further and you will find you yourself on Sopot’s Pier. This pier is really the heart of the city and, at over 500 metres long, it is the longest wooden pier in Europe. The residents of Sopot claim that if you walk to the far end of the pier, out over the water, the high concentration of iodine in the water will prove very beneficial to your health.

From your apartment rental in Sopot you also have easy access to Aquapark, a rather up market establishment that boasts numerous pools, water grottos, cascades, massage beds and a restaurant. A bit on the expensive side but a great, fun day out.

Not too far from your Sopot holiday accommodation is a wonderful little restaurant called Harnas. This idyllic country style cabin is situated on a hillside surrounded by forests and a lake and you can work up an appetite by walking up the hill to reach it. Once you’ve made the hike to the top you can enjoy hearty and delicious, traditional Polish cuisine served by staff in traditional dress, accompanied by live, local music. A fantastic atmosphere.

Serviced and self-catered apartments, flats, holiday lets and aparthotels can be up to 30% cheaper than most equivalent hotel rooms and are becoming increasingly popular due to the freedom they offer. Whether it’s a short stay apartment you are looking for or a long term apartment, our holiday apartments combine all the amenities and comforts of home.  With plenty of room why stay in a cramped hotel room when you can stay in spacious surroundings in and around Sopot city centre (center).

From budget serviced apartments, through to mid range and luxury serviced apartments, compare prices and get an instant booking confirmation at citycentreapartments.com