This is a solid and reliable hotel. You won't get any surprises, positive or negative. The rooms are comfortable with the functionality you need but not much more. The breakfast buffet was good.

I really enjoyed my stay at the hotel, the rooms were ok, nothing over the top, but clean and bath rooms have a bath tub, which liked.
wifi worked well, staff was incredibly nice! and helpful, food in the restaurant was very good also and i liked being close to the train station and the center.

The Scandic Gdansk is an accurately rated 3 star hotel, primarily beneficial for its convenience. It has large rooms, friendly staff, and non-smoking rooms. My room faced the street, but it was quiet. My rate included a free, full breakfast (very good) and free internet. The hotel is directly across from the train station and adjacent to the tourist area of the old town. At the rate I paid, it was not a great value as the bed was just OK, the tube TV had only local stations, and the bathroom had no amenities (just a squeeze bottle of soap).
To get to the hotel from the airport, take the 210 bus (3PLN or $1) and get off at the train station and walk across the street in the underground. The old town was rebuilt after the Germans bombed it during the war, and is very pleasant and worth a several hour visit. I think you will like the hotel

This hotel was newly converted to Scandic from Holiday Inn during our visit. The rooms were a bit tired, but still cozy and clean. The bar and restaurant were brand new, with a mostly italian menu and very good breakfast. Directly opposite the hotel is the train station, which is practical if you arrive by train.

An OK hotel for the price – clean, but rooms are a bit boring. Breakfast is always included, which is a big plus!