Hotels With Wi-Fi in Pomeranian, Poland

The hotel is the best in Sopot with a private beach area. The hotel is old, but it is well maintained. The restaurant is great and the front desk is very friendly. The parking fee is expensive. You need to go to the front desk in advance to greet. The hotel's open-air parking lot is very hot. For the same price, you can go to the Sheraton commercial parking lot next door for more convenience.

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

One of the most satisfied hostels I’ve stayed in Europe at such good price. 24/7 reception. Free water refill machine. Free good wifi. Separated male and female toilet and shower rooms (all in same floor tho), all-in-one shower gel(?) and hair dryers equipped. Many lockers on the floor (need to ask reception for the lock I think but not sure). New bed sheet, duvet sheet and pillow case provided. Very clean overall. Each bed has own x1 plug for charging and x1 reading light. View is amazing. Very good location (close to old town). Stunning view on rooftop (I didn’t upload the pics for the view tho), residents can get drinks there. Staff are very efficient and helpful, even the residents are really nice. The rooms and washroom/toilet are bright and spacious. Bins in each room. Restaurant right on G/F. AND the convenience store is just 1 min away. Kitchen with fridge, cups and utensils equipped, although the pan and pots are a bit old(?), I don’t need to cook anyway. Luggage storage available for residents. I feel very safe as a solo female traveler. I booked this only the night before but didn’t expect I would be this satisfied, what a good surprise to me. Making my experience here extra good.

Gdansk has no shortage of good hotels, but this Radisson is one of those reliable choices. The rooms are spacious, the bedding is excellent, and the shower area is quite comfortable. The only downside is that rooms with a good view come with a high premium, while rooms without a view feel a bit too confined. The common areas are nothing special, and the executive rooms/long-stay apartments are in a separate building, which you can't access with a standard key card.

This is essentially a serviced apartment or studio rental. Everything is remotely controlled and automated for self-service, but the rooms are very clean and well-maintained. The accommodation itself is new and perfectly fine. However, it can be a bit confusing for first-timers, and even taxi drivers don't quite know where to drop you off, which makes it a bit challenging. But the accommodation itself is not an issue.

The hotel is very conveniently located, which is definitely a plus. However, there are several issues that prevent it from truly living up to its five-star rating. At check-in, we were not informed that parking was paid. As a result, after three days of stay, we were required to pay a rather significant amount at check-out, which came as an unpleasant surprise. The rooms are generally comfortable and well equipped, but in the bathroom there were noticeable uncleaned areas and fingerprints on the faucets, indicating that housekeeping was not done thoroughly. I would also like to specifically mention the breakfasts, which were a complete disappointment. From a five-star hotel belonging to an international chain, a very different standard is expected. The food was not fresh and appeared dried out (see photos), the selection did not change from day to day, there was almost no pastry, desserts were limited to just two items, and there were no vegetarian options at all, which seems strange for a hotel of this level.

Amazing experience! Kasper (hope I remembered his name correctly), the young man at the reception, was incredibly friendly and attentive. He helped us arrange a room with a sofa bed—the bed was already made when we checked in—and he also gave us lots of great tips for visiting Gdańsk. My child absolutely loved the stay, and we really enjoyed the breakfast. Since we had to check out very early at 3:40 a.m., the team thoughtfully prepared a breakfast box for us, which we truly appreciated. The room was spacious, the bathroom felt very new, and there were no unpleasant smells at all. The only small downside was the lack of a mini fridge. The hotel is about a 20-minute taxi ride from Sopot, the Old Town, and the airport. The train station is just a 3–4 minute walk away, which makes getting around very convenient. I would definitely recommend this hotel if you want to stay away from crowded tourist areas while still enjoying a comfortable stay and an excellent breakfast.

The hotel's location in the Old Town is fantastic, right next to the Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, making it super convenient for exploring the Old Town. On the flip side, it's a bit of a distance from the train station, which could be tough if you're lugging suitcases, especially in heavy snow. The breakfast selection was decent and quite tasty. We were given a connecting room, and I specifically mentioned my concern about potential noise. Luckily, our neighbors were quiet, and we didn't hear a peep at night. The room itself was quite spacious, but I felt the chaise lounge took up valuable space. It would have been perfect if it were replaced with a small round table and two chairs. There's a kettle in the room, but no complimentary water. I couldn't find a water dispenser on the second floor, and the one in the gym wasn't working. Other than that, everything else was great!

This hotel really nails the basics: it's clean and the rooms are spacious. It's also a nice touch that they provide extra towels. Plus, there was plenty of toilet paper. I was also happy with the well-equipped kitchen. Being able to use the supermarket really helped cut down on food costs. They have amenities like billiards, board games, a gym, sauna, game room, and meeting rooms, which I think would be super convenient if you're traveling with a group. Another charming aspect is that it's a repurposed old barracks. The hotel itself feels like a tourist attraction, so exploring it is an added bonus. If I had any issues, it would be that the self-check-in machine was a bit cumbersome. I found the process a little confusing, and there was a lot of information to input, which was tedious. I even heard the person next to me get frustrated, like ”Ugh!”. Also, the sauna instructions weren't very clear. I wasn't sure if a swimsuit was required or not. There was someone who just had a single bath towel wrapped around their waist, but I didn't know if that was acceptable. It would be great if they could put up more detailed instructions for using the sauna.

Fantastic hotel, luxurious and warm. Plenty of hot water, excellent breakfast, good restaurant. Great for public transport. Regretfully my husband's phone ”disappeared” from the room. Sadly spoiled the trip.