This was my favorite place to stay in my month and a half trip through Poland. The hotel is in a perfect location, just steps from the center of the Old Town and two blocks from the river. If you choose a room in the back of the hotel, you have a magnificent view of St. Mary’s Church, one of the few buildings that survived WWII. The adjacent clock tower chimes a different short melody every hour. I loved it. The rooms are very comfortable with quality beds and linens and a comfortable chair to sit on at night. And the staff? Well, I met nearly everyone in a weeks stay, including Tom the maintenance man. They are all outstanding…friendly,warm and responsive.

My small recommendation is to get better pillows to go with the soft linens.

This hotel is so lovely. The room we stayed in had a view of the church which you could heard the chimes of the church bells go off. Nice big bathroom and comfy bed. There’s a lovely restaurant underneath the hotel and a spa attached as well. The staff were also very friendly and helpful.

No aircon but the room didn’t get too hot when we stayed but if the temperatures were higher I could imagine this being a little uncomfy. The hotel backs onto a carpark and sometimes there’s people coming home from bars late at night who tend to hang around the carpark and be noisy. Wasn’t too terrible but was a little annoying trying to sleep with a window cracked open.

Location, location, location! And… Staff! Very friendly 😊. Dishwasher in the apartment- great addition! Apartment was very spacious and clean. Thank you again for the upgrade guys! ❤️ Great that the apartment hd its own wing with only 2 apartments in same entrance- adding extra feel of safety and security ❤️.

A little cheap looking interior and furniture - could be done in more vibrant or more bright colors to lighten up the rooms 😊. Toiletries could be of better quality and could have conditioner as I have not brought my own 😞. Lack of extra security lock in top of entrance door. The receptionist (girl on night shift) seemd to struggle with English a little bit but I know is not easy to switch languages at a go so not a biggie ❤️.

Hotel is set in an amazing location, right in the middle of the old town. All points of interest were easy to reach on foot. Arrival by car is also quite convenient. Staff was very attentive prior to arrival. Breakfast selection although small, was very good. Good value for money.

Rooms have quite poor noise isolation and double beds are basically two separate mattresses pushed together, so the sleep was not very comfortable. Also you have to pay 60zl/night for the parking at the hotel, this surcharge was not mentioned in the description.

The staff accommodated our every need, including getting us a packed breakfast for an all day early tour and a cab to the airport. Food was delicious at breakfast, loved the complementary water in room. The hotel is not air conditioned. but we were cool and the area around the hotel was quiet with a window open. Our bed was exceptionally soft and comfortable- there was instant coffee in the room, but a machine in breakfast area. They stored our luggage after check out

no air conditioning- wish I had known there were fans available.

It was clean, the location is perfect if you want to stay a couple of days in the center of Gdansk, all the nicest places are in a walking distance. Breakfast was ok. The staff was friendly and asked us if we need the room cleared, tea or coffee. There was a kettle and cups and fridge in the room which was very nice.

We had our car parked a couple streets away in the public parking and wanted to move it to the hotel parking. And only after we paid to the hotel the reception guy informed us that we will have to wait for several hours to get the permit to drive in the old town. So we had to pay extra in the public parking while we waited for permit. We could have chosen to stay in public parking instead since it was very close. Also the bathroom is very tiny.

The location of the hotel is excellent as it is tucked away from the busy parts of the city but it is walking distance to everything. It is a 3 minute walk to the river where there are lots of bars and restaurants. We got the bus from the airport which was less than £1 each and took about 35 minutes. You get the 210 from the 1st stop to Hucisko and it's then about a 10 minute walk to the hotel. Tickets are from the machine which is at the bus station. The hotel staff were very friendly and helpful. The rooms were clean and had everything we needed. There is a spa and a restaurant also. We paid £90 for 2 nights so it was definitely good value for money. MyThe pirate ship is a great trip to do there is a bar on board and you can get food and a drink. It was very reasonably priced at about £13 each. You can stay on and come straight back to Gdansk or you can get off at westerplatte and have a look around for a couple of hours and get the next ship back. We got off and had a look around. There is a beach and some interesting things about WW2 and I think in the summer it might be worth getting off but in the winter nothing was open apart from one cafe that we managed to catch for 15 minutes. Everything else seemed a good half an hour walk or taxi ride away. L

There was nothing to complain about

The hotel was recommended by friends and I would in turn recommend it without hesitation to anyone wanting a place to stay in the centre of Gdansk. The hotel has a nice personal feel to it and the staff are extremely friendly and helpful. The location is brilliant, very close to the waterfront and the main part of the city. Major attractions such as the Museum of the Second World War and the European Solidarity Centre are easily accessible on foot, or in the case of the latter, by a short tram ride.

One oddity: the hinged door to the shower in my room opened inwards, so that I had to flatten myself against the wall to close it once I had got in. I managed OK but I can imagine larger people, or pregnant women, might have a problem with it.

My favorite hotel in Gdańsk, in the heart of the Old Town, but paradoxically you can get there by car, the hotel has its own parking. I love this place and for several years I have been staying there when I am in Gdańsk. The rooms are small but well equipped. Hotel has a great restaurant - Fino.

After the renovation, I think the door locks have changed, sometimes there is a problem with locking, you have to remember to press the handle from the inside (hide the lock) otherwise you can not close the door.

Great location, in walking distance to all the main attractions. Comfortable beds. We also had a kettle with instant coffee and tea and complimentary water (still and sparkling) every day. The staff at the reception and the ladies from the cleaning service were really nice.

Breakfast is served at the restaurant next door and we had the worst experience with the staff at this restaurant. The blonde lady was extremely rude and had a terrible attitude because she only spoke Polish and we didn't understand what she was saying. We tried to handle the situation, but she kept speaking with an aggressive tone and was rolling her eyes the whole time. We decided to leave. The reception contacted us a few minutes later and tried to help us, which we appreciated but we completely lost interest in eating there.