Poland — 10 Hoteles Reseñados
Gdańsk is Baltic Europe's most handsome city — a Hanseatic merchant paradise of amber-coloured gabled townhouses, Gothic churches, and the most beautiful long street in Poland, the Długi Targ, reflected in the waters of the Motława River. Birthplace of Solidarity and the city where World War Two began, it carries its history with a kind of quiet pride, and its hotel scene — from converted granaries to design hotels in restored burghers' houses — is some of the most interesting in Northern Europe.
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Gdańsk is Baltic Europe's most handsome city — a Hanseatic merchant paradise of amber-coloured gabled townhouses, Gothic churches, and the most beautiful long street in Poland, the Długi Targ, reflect...
10 hotels reviewed · Actualizado en Marzo 2026
Ranked by overall score. Actualizado en Marzo 2026.
Old Town — Długi Targ
The grandest address in Gdańsk, this five-star hotel occupies a prime position on the Długi Targ with rooms that frame the Neptune Fountain through tall windows. The restaurant has won multiple Polish culinary awards, the spa is the most comprehensive in the city centre, and the level of service matches anything in Warsaw or Kraków.
Old Town — Motława Waterfront
A striking contemporary building on the Motława waterfront, the Radisson Blu offers rooms with river views, a rooftop pool with panoramic Old Town perspectives, and the brand's reliable business facilities. It's the top choice for corporate guests and for leisure travelers who want modern amenities in the heart of the old city.
Old Town
Named after the Baltic treasure that made Gdańsk wealthy, Hotel Amber occupies a beautifully restored burghers' house with amber-themed décor, wooden floors, and high-ceilinged rooms that communicate the city's mercantile grandeur. The location a block from the Long Lane puts every landmark within easy walking distance.
Granary Island
The most romantically situated hotel in Gdańsk, de la Noblesse occupies a 17th-century granary on an island in the Motława, with access via a drawbridge. The converted warehouse rooms — all exposed brick and timber — look back at the illuminated Old Town skyline, and the waterside restaurant serves excellent Baltic fish.
Szeroka Street — Waterfront
A 17th-century baroque palace on the Motława waterfront, meticulously restored as a boutique hotel of great character. The vaulted cellars have been converted into an atmospheric restaurant, and the upper-floor rooms with gabled dormer windows feel authentically Hanseatic in the best possible way.
Long Lane — Długa
A boutique hotel in the very heart of the historic Długa street with character-filled rooms individually designed to reflect different periods of Gdańsk's history. The cellar wine bar is one of the most atmospheric drinking spots in the city, and the location couldn't be more central.
Old Town
A historic building converted into a three-star hotel that delivers excellent value in the heart of the Old Town, with comfortable rooms, a well-stocked cellar restaurant, and staff who can arrange amber jewellery workshops and Solidarity Museum tours with equal efficiency.
Old Town
The Generator brand brings its pan-European design-hostel formula to Gdańsk, with stylish dormitories and private rooms, a ground-floor café and bar, and a roof terrace with views of the Gothic towers. It's the best-designed budget option in the city and particularly popular with creative young travelers.
Old Town — Stare Miasto
PURO's flagship Baltic property brings its trademark Scandi-inspired design and app-controlled rooms to Gdańsk, with a rooftop bar that has become one of the city's most popular evening destinations. The brand's commitment to Polish contemporary art means the corridors double as a gallery walk.
Old Town
A reliable mid-range option in the Stare Miasto with the Accor brand's consistent quality standards and a convenient location for exploring both the historic centre and the European Solidarity Centre. The rooms are comfortable and well-maintained, and the breakfast buffet is one of the best in its price category in Gdańsk.
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Common Questions
Our top pick is Hotel Gdansk, which consistently receives outstanding reviews. We've curated 10 of the best hotels in Gdańsk across all price ranges, from budget guesthouses to five-star properties. Each has been selected for quality, location, and value.
Shoulder season — typically spring (March–May) and early autumn (September–October) — offers the best balance of good weather, lower hotel rates, and manageable crowds. Peak season brings the most vibrant atmosphere but also the highest prices. Check local festivals and events as these can both enhance and complicate your visit.
Budget options start from around $60–100/night, while mid-range hotels run $120–250/night. Luxury five-star hotels start from $300/night and can exceed $1,000 for top suites. Prices vary significantly by season, so booking 4–8 weeks ahead usually secures the best rates.
For first-time visitors, the city centre or historic quarter offers the best combination of walkability, restaurants, and access to main attractions. Once you know the city, neighbourhood hotels often offer better value and a more authentic experience. All the hotels in our guide include neighbourhood notes to help you choose.
Yes — all hotels in our guide can be booked through reputable platforms. We recommend booking either directly with the hotel for potential perks, or through Booking.com for flexible cancellation policies. Always read recent reviews and confirm your booking with the hotel 48 hours before arrival.
Los precios y la disponibilidad cambian a diario. Asegura la mejor tarifa reservando con anticipación — la mayoría de nuestras selecciones ofrecen cancelación gratuita.
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