This is a very comfortable hotel about a 20 to 30 min downhill walk to the old town area of Gdansk. The girl on reception was very friendly and helpful and had us checked in minutes, and then took the time to explain everything about the hotel and with the aid of a map (which we were given to take with us) showed us how to get too and all the attractions of Gdansk. The rooms are a good size and very comfortable with a fridge, balcony and tea/coffee making facilities. The breakfast is a buffet, eat as much as you like with a very good selection of cereals, cold meats, cheeses, yoghurts and hot food like eggs, sausages, bacon ect. Other than when breakfast is being served, free tea/coffee and soft drinks are available in reception. There is a very nice outside area with table and chairs but apart from your own room and the breakfast room, no area inside the hotel where you can sit with friends to drink and chat. The only real down side to this hotel is the insulation between rooms; you can hear everything going on in the next room and in the corridors, so if you want an early night take some ear plugs, but the hotel was very quite after about 11. All in all this is a very good, comfortable and ideally located hotel, would highly recommend to friends and family and definitely return too.

Perfect hotel, spotlessly clean, rooms cleaned every day. Breakfast brilliant and freshly cooked. Nothing was too much trouble for the staff, especially the receptionist, who helped us with bus routes etc. The hotel is on a direct bus route into town, and buses are so cheap and regular, but if you prefer a taxi, this will only cost you about £4. We loved the little array of small shops just across the road by the supermarket. Gdansk is beautiful, full of history, and a visit to Sopot is recommended, so picturesque. We were so touched by the staffs gesture of water and cookies for our flight home, which was extremely early, and we could have had a breakfast package to take with us if we had wanted. They arranged our taxi to the airport as well. I would recommend this hotel to everyone.

Lovely hotel, spotlessly clean, rooms cleaned every day and friendly staff.
Breakfast was tasty, with plenty of choice. Also had free water and soft drinks at reception.
Great location, on the direct bus route from the airport, which takes about 35 minutes on the bus for approx £1. To reach the town centre is even quicker.

This hotel is in a delightful family owned property in the Polish city of Gdańsk on the Baltic sea in Poland. The rooms are very comfortable and luxurious, with a mid-range price tag. The bed was very comfortable, and the staff quite helpful (although not so much English was spoken - luckily I speak Polish). The downside to this hotel is the location, it is on an ordinary residential street in the suburbs of Gdańsk and takes some figuring out to get to without public transport if you do not know any locals. If you are prepared to make the effort, it is recommended for the comfort, but being so far out of town it also feels quite lonely and quiet, and is therefore not recommended for solo travellers.