Spa hotels in Gdansk

"this hotel is by far the most excellent places located for a Gdansk trip in the old town. I had a couple of recommandations for food and I kid you not, eerything was 3 minutes away The check-in was smooth, we had the nist important amenities, the umbrella. While it's july the weather is quite bipolar. We didn't try the breakfast option as specialty coffee places are a dime a dozen. I can go on about the good things for this hotel, alas, nothing is perfect. First room in the hotel smelled like a whole regiment had a running marathon and left the stinky shoes and socks in the locker for two days. I hope it paints a good picture, however reception wad kind enough to change the room. While the room change helped, the smell still persisted, as such we made use of tbe windows (the room probably never smelled so good after we left). By openning the windows, we exposed ourselves to the bane of everyone's existence, the bell's of hell that ring at all hours of the night and day, enough times to raise the dead and make them want to die again. Again, an issue most people might not have if they keep the windows closed, alas, there is a choice, old socks and trainers smell vs the reigning champion bell's of hell. The choice is yours my dear reader. Bonus points for the picture of Malbork castle that is an absolute must"

"The hotel was well, with good views.There is a bar above and a restaurant below. Unfortunately, you didn't have to sit and enjoy a drink in the restaurant - so we went out to the city. The Polish are very restraint, yes they look directly acid all the time. And only a few were open and talkable. Maybe they are not so good to English? Breakfast was OK, there was no bacon and nutella. And only a slow coffee machine. But when it was filled up, everything was fine (it was supposed to come before 9 a.m. to get it all)"