Sofitel Grand Sopot

Best service ever, love this hotel ❤️🙏

Service was beyond fabulous, location perfect! Totally satisfied.

The Sofitel Grand Sopot hotel does not live up to a 5-star standard, let alone the Sofitel brand. It hasn’t been renovated since 2008 and lacks the service standard it deserves. Arriving at the hotel, it’s a spectacular view. The hotel opened its door as a Grand Hotel in the 1920ies, and the building has lost none of its splendor. The grounds are equally impressive and perfectly maintained. A wonderful beach is also available, though it there is no registration and payment cannot be registered on the room. The doormen are helpful and friendly. Check-in is friendly and swift, and keeps to the one-level upgrade for Accor members. Although there were better rooms available, they were only offered with additional payment. We were pleasantly surprised by some macarons as a welcome gift. The Luxury type room was spacious, but that’s where the enjoyment ends. Any hotel experience starts with a good bed. Unfortunately the bed was worn down with a big dent on one side. Although it was quickly replaced, the cover mattress was suddenly missing the next night. Also, the bedside did not have any (!!!) sockets, usb plugs or other power outlets. The solution: an extension with power *****. Problem solved, but not a structural solution. The second thing that is important is a good bathroom, for example shower or bath. Even though the bathroom is clean, light and spacious, there is only a single sink, and a bathtub with a 90-ies shower. Not what I would expect at a 5 star hotel. On top, bathroom amenities were not checked and refilled by housekeeping but that is a service detail. A modest disappointment. Thirdly, good tech is a must. Unfortunately, the smart-tv is hooked up to an old-fashioned channel-tv system. So forget about watching your favorite on demand shows. Common international channels are available. It also does not fit the original stand, so it can no longer be turned to the seating area. In all the room fits the impression one gets in the rest of the hotel: it’s worn and overdue for a major renovation. Even though carpet stains and wall dents are normal effects of usage, it clearly shows age. If you google the history of the hotel, which is remarkable (so please do), you quickly find that the latest renovation dates from 2008. Even if it still has Wes Anderson charm from the outside, 18 years without renovation is ridiculous for any major hotel. Even so, this would make the pricing around 250 to 300 EUR acceptable if the service was exemplary. And that’s where the hotel really falls apart. Breakfast is disorganized, the reception constantly has to check with management, your car will be parked where birds leave their mark, signage is missing, towels in the gym are absent, the beach is accessible to anyone and their friends, and you’ll have to make due with instant coffee in your room. Everyone seems to try their best, but overall it’s below mediocre. Not the exclusive beach resort it promotes it is. So, avoid this hotel until renovated.

Fantastic breakfasts, a large selection of dishes, all tasty, taking into account the guests' preferences. Very nice and friendly service. Special tributes to Mr. Jędrzej Król, who prepared a surprise for my name day. We go there for the special atmosphere created by the hotel staff.

Top Hotel next to the sea! Perfectly located with lots of history and very friendly staff. Aleksandra who is running the breakfast service is always amazing. Also the entire team at reception and bar. In my view best in Poland. Coming here feels like been home.

Popped in with a friend for a coffee after walking the pier. Our simple request was met with courtesy and five star service. Prices were fair and reasonable. Beautiful chocolates accompanied our drinks, delightful! A lovely spot to spend an hour.

Quality hotel. Two problems that i accounted. Bed was uncomfortable, and dinner menu was short of Polish dishes.

We visited the hotel restaurant for a meal while visiting Sopot on a day trip from Gdansk Old Town where we were staying on a short break to see the Chrsitmas market. The restaurant overlooks the Baltic sea and beach front so has great views. The food was fabulous; we had Cod and chips and a Vegan burger from the bar menu, followed by pear cheescake and vegan carrot cake which was the nicest cheescake I've ever had! It was great value and the waiters were very attentive and we really appreciated the table that we were given. It gave us a great memory of our time in Sopot and a visit to the lovely Grand hotel.

Sopot nested inbetween Gdansk & Gdynia - the Tri-City is called the Polish Riviera. And rightfully so even in winter. We stayed at the Grand Hotel Sopot. As a high tier member of the All Accor loyalty program, my experiences at various properties have sculpted my expectations towards excellence. The Sofitel Grand Hotel in Sopot, a legendary landmark, unfortunately does not live up to its grandeur in several ways, and leaves room for improvement in others. Positives: - Prime Location: The hotel's location is simply unbeatable, offering easy access to the best of Sopot. Nestled conveniently, it stands as a gateway to the city's charms and fantastic views over the Baltic Sea. Exemplary Staff: True to the Sofitel brand, the staff here are the epitome of politeness and attentiveness. Their care and attention to detail made the stay significantly more comfortable. Sleep Like Royalty: The beds at Sofitel Grand Sopot are a dream. Offering fantastic sleep comfort, they ensured waling up refreshed every morning, ready to explore the city. Architectural and historical Marvel: The hotel itself is a legendary landmark, a piece of history that adds a certain prestige to one's stay. Its majestic facade is a sight to behold. Negatives or room for improvement: Ambiance Misses the Mark: The interior, though taking care in the best fashion possible clean, lacks the coziness and elegance one might expect from such a storied hotel. The decor feels somewhat out of step with the building's historic charm. Rooms Need a Touch-Up: While comfortable, the rooms are crying out for an upgrade. They don't quite match the luxurious standard set by other 5-star properties, particularly to mention the bathrooms. Spa with Potential: The spa, boasting a stunning sea view, unfortunately falls short in modernity. A revamp here could transform it into a truly world-class relaxation spot. Rethink Public Spaces: The lounge and other public areas of the hotel are in dire need of a conceptual overhaul. They should echo the grandeur and sophistication of the hotel’s exterior and prime location. In conclusion, while the Sofitel Grand Hotel Sopot excels in location, service, and sleep quality, it is somewhat let down by its interior aspects. As a loyal Accor traveler, I see great potential in this property and hope to see it reach its full, undeniable potential in the near future.