3-Star Hotels in Gdansk

Convenient location. Bus, tram, and train right on your doorstep. Lidl in the basement! Parking in the underground car park is easy, but the €11 price is a bit steep... but it's safe! Awesome breakfast! Highly recommended. The gym is showing its age, not bad, but not good either... The only real drawback... the ladies who clean the rooms are ”very, very perfunctory.” Otherwise, highly recommended!

The room was a bit small and breakfast was simple, but the location is excellent, just a five-minute walk from the train station. Gdańsk is a quiet and beautiful city with rich cultural heritage. Walking through the city feels like stepping back into the Middle Ages.

Okay location, not really quiet rooms. Lots of running can be heard inside the room. Very small shower, inconsistent water temperature. Toilet seat mounted unreasonably high and uncomfortable. Quite old TV but in a weird position and blocked by the desk light. Very, very, VERY BAD BEDS. It felt like getting skewered in the ribcage! Budget friendly but very outdated hotel and beds like torture tables. Would consider alternatives even if farther.

The room was clean and tidy, especially the bathroom. The bathroom is equipped with a bottle of shower shampoo with ginseng essence, a large and a small towel, a fixed hair dryer and toilet paper. No slippers and toothbrush toothpaste. The room has a fan, coffee tea bags, and a kettle. The hotel is two supermarkets, the cheapest brand supermarket and Carrefour that locals like. The hotel is the bus stop, you can 4.8 yuan one-way to the central train station, etc., or 6 yuan 75 minutes bus light rail and other interchange. The nearest Italian restaurant is 1.5 kilometers, but the front desk will help order food, there are delicious pizza and Polish dishes. Overall, the breakfast is very good, the front desk is very good and the transportation is convenient.

Location, room, service, breakfast, price is very satisfied, if it is not a hurry, I would like to stay one more night. Recommended to Gdansk!

Great service and a veru centrally situated hotel. Room and rates were good. However, room was on ground floor and every time the front door of hotel was opened, it shut with a ferocious clatter. This woke me up on each night I stayed, often several times. It would stop me returning to the Artus which is a pity, because everyhing else was of a good standard.

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.

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.

Very nice and lovely place! The hotel is very clean and the rooms are equipped with everything you might need (except slippers). As a female solo traveller I felt very safe arriving there in the middle of the night. They also helped me and sent me the access code in advance to make sure I would get it due to the problems with the connection. And the breakfast was very nice!

This hotel is conveniently located in the heart of old town~ whether you’re walking to cafes and bars or shopping Centre or sightseeing or the shopping mall~ it’s all nearby. For breakfast, there’s a little restaurant tat serves great quality food. Called Stodko Stone. You’d sometimes hear drunken tourist making a noise so I’d suggest you request a room away from the Main Street. Remember to request all passwords to be sent to you asap in case when booking these apartment stays.