Gdansk Hotels with Swimming Pools

We visited this lovely hotel in May 2022 for a week of long awaited family holiday with our 4 year old son. From the moment we arrived, to the moment we left after a week, we felt at home and completely looked after. This hotel has everything you could possibly need and want for a family get away. It was our first trip abroad with our 4 year old and we weren't sure what to expect but the stay reassured us that we want to do it again and again! The rooms are comfortable and perfectly adjusted for a family. Our balcony was overlooking a lovely green area that made you forget you are in a big city! There was a pool and a kids play area, along with a lovely playground outside and plenty of green space to run around - perfect for an energetic toddler! Breakfast buffet had such a selection that I'm sure we all put on weight as we couldn't stop eating! And Winestone restaurant's food was excellent too, between my family and I we tried almost every dish on the menu! I can't not mention the absolute dream proximity to the beach, which is like 5 minutes away. Same with the lovely boardwalk to Sopot. And if you want to explore the city centre, a bus and tram stop are also only 5 mins away. Ideal! And last but not least - the staff were amazing, with the hotel director personally looking after guests (you don't see that happening much these days!). Our son is still talking about the holiday and we had the most memorable family getaway ever. Thank you Mercure Posejdon!

If it's summer, go to the beach and it's a good choice. The room facilities are old and the bathroom smells bad. The breakfast was very good compared to many hotels. Suitable for beach vacation and leisure. In the morning you can see the sunrise and the seaside

We didn't stay at the Hilton, but enjoyed pre-dinner cocktails on the rooftop terrace on the 5th floor. The views are to die for! We spent a lovely hour in the July sunshine watching the bustle on the waterways and chatting to the two charming waiters. So recommended.

The room is clean and tidy, but the transportation is not convenient

The hotel left a good impression. Beautiful location in the historical part of the city, but 20 minutes from the center. The staff is friendly. Room and breakfast are standard. The hotel can be recommended both for business trips and for tourist trips to Gdansk.

The hotel is in a convenient location near old town and on a quiet street. The rooms are nicely furnished with a small sofa, a couple of chairs, a desk and good lighting. The bathroom was clean with good shower pressure. We used the sauna and the pool which are in the next building over. When we went at night it was pretty busy, the changeroom is for both men/women but the showers are separated. The hotel had plenty of street parking when we stayed so we lucked out - the hotel has paid parking for 80 PLN to park in their parkade. We found there wasn't much near the hotel except for a handful of restaurants and a convenience store. Lots of restaurants and shops are within a 5-10 minute walk so it is convenient enough.

The apartment was very nice and a lot nicer than expected for price though that positive was dampened on the day we went to check out, gave the keys to the receptionist who called over security who prevented us leaving as they accused us of smoking on the balcony which we never. They produced us with a fine of £200 for smoking on balcony and made up damages where they had no knowledge of as we had only just left the apartment. They forced us to pay up or they’d call the police. Tbh I think this was just a way to make more money from tourists as the prices were such good value. The location is amazing and very close to many great restaurants and coffee shops but real shame about the last day So Smokers Beware!!!! You will be fined for smoking on the balcony even if you have not big scam take care if planning on visiting

We stayed at one of the lofted, split-level rooms, which is great for sharing with travelling friends. The space itself is frankly amazing. However, the how the room is detailed, design-wise, feels a bit awkward. We rarely discuss in these reviews the topic of how a room is furnished, unless there’s a problem. Alas, we’ve stumbled upon a case of this now. To start, the dormer window has gorgeous view of harbour and the surrounding 17th century architecture, but one needs to stand on a chair (that doesn’t exist) to partake in it. The lighting schemes available for guests to customise also do not do the space justice—there’s even harsh white fluorescent lighting, if one is feeling particularly masochistic. The colour scheme chosen for the flooring and walls do not work (e.g., black metal railings a red rug, a red chair, and a rather naff headboard). Furthermore, the suite lacks variation in tactility or texture—perhaps introducing some plants or ceramics can soften this problem? There’s even a luxurious bathtub that’s enclosed by glass, but somehow, it strangely doesn’t feel like a feature that one should feel excited about. We don’t feel too comfortable griping about all this, as this establishment is good value for money. However, if Radisson wants to make more money, they can easily do so by upgrading the décor. Otherwise, it delivers on all the basics: cleanliness throughout, good room temperature controls, noise levels under control, reasonably comfortable bed, good toilet pressure and water temperature controls in the bathroom, sufficient supply of towels, enough electrical outlets to charge your piles of modern junk, workable wi-fi, competent housekeeping, and friendly and helpful staff. Guests here do need to walk around the block outside to get to breakfast and other amenities. The location is central and spectacular.

Everything was great. Staff very friendly, breakfast really good, and a good room :)