Hotel Gdańsk

We stayed here for 4 nights in February. We booked a premium room, which I would recommend, as most of the poorer reviews appear to be around the size of the standard rooms. The room was spacious and very nicely furnished. Bathrobes and slippers were provided, as well as toiletries including shampoo, shower gel etc. Plenty wardrobe space, and despite the well below freezing temperatures outside, the room, if anything was warmer than required. The only slight complaint we had was the shower cubicle is a bit too small. Everything else was excellent. Check in and check out was quick and the staff at reception were all very nice and welcoming. Great brewery pub/restaurant inside the hotel too, which was a nice bonus. Would definitely recommend.

They went above and beyond to make the stay great. We booked a room with 2 x twin beds but the room had it made up as a single double. They gave us a different room to use for the night and switched the bed over early in the AM. We bought the NYE package and our train arrived 2+hrs late. They still set up our beer and vodka tasting even tho it was midnight! Navigating elevators between the two buildings was challenging for my tired brain, but the place was clean and staff was nice. It's a bit of a walk from the train station (especially carrying luggage, in the snow...) but doable. If in a rush, recommend a Bolt.

Superb hotel in the heart of Gdansk. On our arrival out room was still being cleaned but the helpful receptionist offered us a beautiful room on the fourth floor of the converted granary which was built in 1690. We enjoyed a pleasant afternoon in the micro brewery/restaurant attached to the hotel. Super attentive barman Konrad advised us on the food and drink selections which were first class. The Breakfast in the first floor restaurant was one of the best I have had with a huge selection of hot and cold dishes. The hotel was close to all the major attractions, bars and restaurants etc,so there was no need for taxis. Would thoroughly recommend Hotel Gdansk Boutique and the whole Gdansk experience.

We visited Gdansk and stayed at the hotel Gdansk boutique hotel on our 10 year anniversary and it was brilliant! We had an early flight and the staff were so helpful and managed to check us in early as room was available already. We stayed in the yachting section which is 4* and our room was lovely and clean with a big bed and bath as well! We tried breakfast once and it was nice with a lot of selection, although we would say the fried eggs and some other hot items were cold. The spa was included with a steam room and saunas to relax in which were easily bookable at reception, this was included in our stay. The location was perfect being right by one of the harbours in old town and everything was an easy walk away.

We're curious as to what comports to a five star hotel in Poland as certainly this one does not. Rooms in the old part of this hotel are incredibly small. Our tiny room had steeply sloped ceilings which were fantastic for smashing your head repeatedly. Also, no iron or ironing board for our clothes, no minibar, burned out light bulbs, and minimal amenities. The elevator does not go above the fourth floor, meaning you have to schlep your luggage to the fifth and sixth floors if you're unlucky enough to get a room up there. There are no ice or vending machines. We did not get fresh towels. For breakfast, the one and only source of coffee was a single machine which had long lines when it worked, but then needed service twice, rendering it essentially useless. Worst of all, the staff's attitude ranges from indifferent at best to surly and even rude at worst. We absolutely love the Polish people but this establishment does them a disserve.