Hotels With Breakfast in Pomeranian, Poland

Probably one of the best hostels you can stay at. From the very beginning, they were very kind to us, allowing us to leave our luggage before check-in and after check-out, and they also tried to have the room ready before check-in time. The facilities, location, and value for money were unbeatable. I don't usually post reviews, but this place was definitely worth it.

The hotel is well located. There is a promenade nearby, a restaurant with Polish cuisine. The hotel is located in a beautiful building. Large shower. There is a mini-kitchen in the hallway: a refrigerator, a kettle, a microwave, cutlery, and dishes. There is a wardrobe in the room. A comfortable bed. Breakfast must be ordered the day before 20:00, there are three breakfasts to choose from. Scrambled eggs, cheesecakes. For me, the breakfasts are so-so. It is better to go to a cafe.

I had a really nice stay at Hola. The staff was very welcoming , friendly and helpful.The rooms are very elegant , clean and fresh.I cant say enough about the beds , very comfortable and gave me a good night rest.They also provide some water, tea and coffee in the room.The hotel is located close to the centre so i was able to access different points of the city from that point, its at a really convenient location.Their breakfasts was really nutritious and delicious , so many options to choose from.Overall this is a cozy and and comfortable hotel and i would highly recommend to anyone visiting Gdynia!!

Comfortable hotel, great location, nice swimming pool on the roof, comfortable bed, food really very tasty - delicious toast with eggs Benedict, I recommend it for breakfast :-) The hotel itself and the rooms are clean, quiet, you can relax from the hustle and bustle of the city... the price list of dishes and alcohol is rather for Western tourists :-) but... but whoever decides to stay in good Polish hotels should not comment on the prices: -))) we see what we choose. I recommend!

The hotel is very well located. It is in the very center of the beach so you can't have a better one. As for the building, the years of its magnificence are over (built in 2008) and unfortunately it is a little visible and felt, although it still keeps class.

The Hotel Grano in the old town of Danzig is presented as solid and reliable 4-Sterne-Haus – exactly what you expect from a hotel in this category. The location could be hardly better: in the heart of the charming old town, attractions, restaurants and shopping facilities are conveniently accessible by foot. The hotel's equipment meets all the common standards: The rooms are modern, clean and well equipped with everything you need for a pleasant stay – comfortable beds, air conditioning, WiFi, a functional bathroom and a small desk. The interior is tasteful without acting excessively luxurious. Specially highlighted is the friendly and helpful staff. From the reception to the breakfast service we were always treated in advance and professionally. The check-in was smoothly, and smaller concerns were also resolved quickly and without complications. A plus point is the hotel's own pool, which offers a pleasant relaxation after a day of visits. There is also a small wellness area, which is more appropriate than particularly impressive.

Excellent location located right in the Old town. Less than 5 minutes walk to Old Town Hall and St Mary's Basilica . Front desk staff are courteous and very proficient in English. The reception hall is spacious with comfortable sofa. The room is clean and comfortable We really enjoyed the morning breakfast, a lot of food varieties.

Average rate in Sopot is super high. So ratio of price quality is fine. Clean but poorly furnished rooms, not sharp 4 stars. Recommended mot to overpay for airbnb style. 11:00 check out is ridiculous

The hotel is in a good location, right next to the big waterwheel. The plan has changed to live more than one day, and regrets that it is full. When you get up in the morning and look at the scenery, you must choose the river view room, and you can see the scenery when you go out!

I stayed at Fama in Gdańsk’s Old Town, and overall the experience was fine. The location is excellent, right at the entrance to the Old Town, making it very convenient for sightseeing. However, it can get noisy at night, so light sleepers might find it challenging. There were very few vegan options and no plant-based milk available. It would be great to see a bit more inclusion for plant-based diets in the future.