Gdansk Hotels with Bars

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

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.

Location is convenient, pub downstairs is worht visiting. As for rooms - I had the traffic light beeping all night, and there is not decent blackout curtains. Staff was ok, but not really helpful or welcoming. I’d choose another hotel next time - not worth the money

Each time I come to Gdansk I stay at PURO. Great service, hotel rooms spacious and clean with all amenities. They are very helpful and accommodating with all the requests. And they have a sauna and great bar at the top floor.

Staying in the connecting room was convenient. The location is a bit nuanced; it's a short walk from the station and about 10 minutes on foot to the old town. However, there's a shopping mall and a laundry service diagonally across the street, and a supermarket next door, which makes it very convenient overall.

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.

I had the pleasure of spending two nights (24-26 October 2025) at the Hotel Olivia and I am generally satisfied with your stay. The room was clean and well-careed, which definitely is on plus. The staff was very nice and helpful, always ready to answer my questions. The location of the hotel is good, 7.4 km straight from the main PKP station a little too far I think, but the former taxis and city communications it wasn't so terrible The only downside was the light noise from the sports hall that sometimes disturbed the night, and yet I recommend this hotel for a short stay I will definitely return in the future.

You could go downtown by tram or bus. However, the tram departure time was a bit long. Of course, you can walk downtown, but it takes about 30 minutes. The accommodation seemed a bit old and not that clean, but it was usable.

Great value hotel in the old town. The hotel was lovely and clean. We stayed in a standard room, it had a double bed, sofa, coffee table, balcony tea and coffee making facilities. Breakfast was buffet style and very very busy. We only used it once. Much nicer places to eat a short 5/10 mins in the centre.

Very pleasant and comfortable hotel just off the Old Town of Gdansk. The rooms are spacious and very clean. An excellent breakfast is served, but the other meals are less overwhelming. For example, the Ceasar Salad I ordered had actually little in common with what a ceasar ought be. The most irritating experience occurred in the swimming pool. The hotel disposes of a beautiful swinning pool which I love to use. However, wwhen I arrived the first day, the pool was was occupied by some acqua gym group and in effect not available to hotel guests. This is totally inacceptable. The hotel guests must be given priority in the use of the pool!