Very much a conference/business hotel feel to it - maybe this is not the case during peak season (but not a resort or hotel to be peak season!). Rooms simple with no a/c. but with a small balcony overlooking the Baltic which was great for watching the sunsets over the pier. Swimming Pools (indor/outdoor), Health Spa, etc. Breakfast – big choice and efficient. Adjacent “guarded" car park - though our hire car got scratched. Not a great deal of English spoken and not all that friendly. We seemed to be the only English people in the resort!
For a more personal ambience, the Nautilus (a boutique hotel) opposite might be worth a try. However, if you want to sample the Baltic coast (and you should, as it has fantastic white sand beaches, go to Leba and combine with Gdansk).

My wife and I stayed in this Tourist trap, thank god only for one night, at the Amber Baltic Hotel. If you don't speak german or polish you will be lost, because the staff does not speak english, or only very poorly.
The rooms furnitures was some leftovers, from the 80´, and has no AC either, avoid the Restaurant Chopin on the location because it is a disaster, very like the hotel.

While visiting family in Berlin we drove to the Baltic Coast in Poland. The sandy beach was great. Weather was rainy and cold, but with nice weather the beach would have been perfect. The hotel restaturant had a great dinner and breakfast buffet. Location is very close to shopping in town and is on the beach. Great view of ocean and beach form the balcony. Great small town and hotel for families with kids.