This is a modest but comfortable little hotel in a great location just a few blocks from Ulica Dluga/Dlugi Targ (the main square) at the Motlawa River. If you are a photographer, you'll enjoy quick access to great photo ops of the river and the buildings (and the Crane) along it, plus quick access to the square, just a few... More

This is a small, family hotel right at the centre of Gdansk old town. The rooms are spacious enough and very clean. TV is there but all channels speak polish. Wifi is free in rooms but the signal is only good near the router. Breakfast is good but very limited. Prices are rather fair for what is offered. General speaking,... More

Decent for a back-packer or students looking for a one-night stop, but not really somewhere to take the missus on a weekend break. Just a basic hotel, with the reception a decent walk from the rooms, and lacking in facilities. Wifi didn't work during my stay there. Also joins up with a hostel, so if you want peace and quiet,... More

This is a sort of apart'hotel style hotel. You enter your accommodation via a 'front door' and then on to your own room through a communal area. The walls are pretty thin so you could be disturbed by noisy neighbours in the adjacent room. I think this was originally designed as duplex apartments which have been taken over as a... More

When I arrived I got a free upgrade to the next room category. Even my early arrival at 10:00 clock in the morning was not a problem. The breakfast was offered in the form of a good polish buffet. The staff pleasant back halted and friendly. The rooms were spacious, modern and very clean. I only paid 150 zł per... More

I spent a nice weekend in this hotel in August. The hotel was very clean, neat and tidy. The hotel is placed very close to the city center. Although I have to admit that the hotel is facing one of the ugliest streets in the area. I had the fourth floor room with a nice view on patio. There was... More