Hotels With Wifi in Pomeranian, Poland

"Don't be put off by the dingy entrance gate. This isn't a place for those with refined taste. The decor is reminiscent of a teenager's room during the communist era, but it has everything you need for a short stay or a month. Initially, the prospect of sharing a bathroom terrified me, as I was with my 80-year-old mother, but everything was well thought out. My mother was pleased. Communication with the manager was seamless. I'm still waiting for the invoice. I will definitely use this location again."

"The room was very clean and tidy! There's a laundry room in the basement that costs 8 PLN per wash, and you don't need to bring your own detergent. You can even reserve a time slot with your phone. For check-in and check-out, you can drop off your luggage for free at the main office. The staff there are also very friendly. The hotel is about a 10-minute walk from the Old Town, with plenty of restaurants and supermarkets nearby!"

"Amazing hotel right in the heart of the Old City. Everything is just around the corner. Beautiful views from the rooftop bar (and amazing cocktails, too). We have experienced impeccable service, I am very impressed with how friendly and attentive everyone has been. Our room (accommodating family of 3) was very spacious and so clean, everything was new. You can select your pillows if you like and get extra toiletry items from the reception. I would absolutely come back as this was truly a great one night stay!"

"The hostel do not have the basic ammenities, such as shampoo, lift and air conditining The hotel is near to the old town, but far from the main station. The hostel is opposite to the pub, which will be noisy during night time. The toilet is dirty, the kitchen is very dark or gloomy. Value for money, but no the best choice."

"I’ve booked a stuidio last minute for my mother, who had to stay an extra night in Gdansk. This a new apartment complex so everything is extremely clean, no issues with room amenities, and on top of that - excellent service. There was a small hiccup at first, the room assigned to her hadn't been cleaned yet. But within a few minute, a staff member there (sorry, didn't catch the name, but she was a young lady with brown hair) helped find a new room and upgraded her at no additional cost. She was extremely apologetic about the mix-up. These things can happen, and the real value is in how they're handled. In this case, it's 5/5 - we’ve had worse experiences in 4-star hotels that are far more expensive as well. Thank you for the excellent service and for being so helpful, we will definitely stay here again!"

"The location is super convenient, close to the train station and a cat café (score!), with bus stops and great little shops nearby. It's also easy to get to the historic center. The design really impressed me – I'm not even a Star Wars fan, but this is genuinely cool and stylish. The view from the window was pleasant (see photo). The bed was comfortable, and the kitchen had everything needed. The key code system was excellent. What I didn't like: The street seemed small, but it was surprisingly noisy. You could hear cars very clearly even with the window closed (sad face emoji). It's an old Polish building with no elevator, and the stairs are incredibly steep; the 2nd floor felt like a 3rd or 4th in other places. Hauling a heavy suitcase up there was a nightmare. The wonderful design, unfortunately, showed its age; everything was quite worn, the carpet had an unpleasant smell, and it felt stuffy overall. The latches in the showers were barely holding on, and in one, the water drained very slowly. What was truly disappointing was that it wasn't clear what kind of bed you were getting when booking. The idea of beds with curtains, like a private pod, is great, but in my room, for example, only two out of four beds had this, while the other two were behind a single curtain, meaning you effectively shared with a roommate. When booking, you choose a room and bed number, but I didn't know that 5/1 and 5/2 were a shared configuration, whereas 5/3 and 5/4 were separate. It was manageable, but I ended up with a guy right next to me the whole time (smiley face emoji). However, this setup would be perfect for two friends."

"We just returned from our stay at this hotel in Gdansk and couldn't have been more delighted. It was a fantastic experience from beginning to end. The room: Simply magnificent. It was very spacious, decorated with exquisite taste, and had an incredibly comfortable bed that guaranteed a good night's sleep after long walks around the city. The cleanliness was impeccable. The bathroom: Modern, sparkling, and very well-equipped. The shower had fantastic water pressure, something that is always greatly appreciated when unwinding at the end of the day. The breakfast: A true spectacle! There was an incredible variety of options, from local cold cuts and cheeses to fresh pastries and hot dishes cooked to order. All with excellent quality ingredients. Without a doubt, the combination of a perfect room and a breakfast fit for a king made our trip to Gdansk even more special. If we return to the city, we will definitely stay here again."

"Perfect and inexpensive place to spend a few days in beautiful Gdansk. The small kitchenette is very useful (microwave, refrigerator, kettle). There are cups, glasses, plates, spoons, etc... everything you need. It was very helpful that they had coffee, sugar, and tea in the cupboard... just buying milk at the supermarket is enough to make a ”café con leche” for breakfast or an afternoon snack. There's a small cloth, a sponge, and soap for cleaning the utensils (though you have to use the bathroom sink since there isn't a proper sink). Bathroom... large and very clean. Perfect Wi-Fi. TV with plenty of channels. Perfect location... just 2 minutes from the City Hall and practically on the canal. Spotless. Beautiful building."

"This hotel has the advantage of being quiet in a residential area, but it's a little far from the main street. I liked the unique atmosphere after being assigned to the room, but the room was dust, a spider(?), and shower booth mold. It was a pity that the hygiene was terrible."

"The conditions of my stay were good. Everything was as described. Towels and bed linen were changed every other day. Check-in might be difficult for those with limited computer experience (there was no reception staff when we arrived). Telephone communication is also problematic, as the staff only speaks English. I don't speak it and couldn't report the problem. This occurred when I arrived home and discovered my keys were missing, as I'd left them in a drawer in room 145 at Noli Riverside Gdańsk on Siechnicka Street. I called +48 798 886 854 several times, and the answering machine kept saying English. Are we in Poland? Luckily, my wife had the keys, and we got into the apartment, but the next day I had to change the locks. The inability to contact the hotel increased my trip by 350 PLN due to the purchase of locks."