Hotels in Gdansk | Scandic Hotels

1 hotel

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4.1
Scandic Gdansk
0.5 km to city center
A stone’s throw from the historical old town, we offer facilities for conferences and private events as well as a sauna and our Senso Restaurant & Bar.
- Restaurant
- Bikes for loan
- Parking - electric charging
- Conference facilities
- Bar
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Why we love Gdansk

Gdansk is a special place where you can feel history and modern energy all at once. It's well-known for its amber and beautiful buildings, and it's easy to see why so many people come from all over to share its friendly atmosphere. When you look for a hotel in Gdansk, you're finding a home base close to the Long Market, St. Mary's Church, and the old crane over the Motlawa River.

How do you choose the right place to stay in Gdansk?

Finding the right spot can make your trip so much easier. Think about what kind of trip you're planning. Do you want to be in the middle of everything or in a quieter spot that's simple to get to?

Stay near the Old Town

Many people look for hotels in Gdansk Old Town, and it's easy to see why. It's so charming! When you stay here, you can step right onto the cobblestone streets and feel the city's atmosphere right away. It's a great choice if you want to walk to places like the Neptune Fountain.

A practical tip: if you're driving, just know that parking can be a bit tricky in the pedestrian areas.

City center convenience

Don’t miss exploring the Gdansk city center when you’re visiting the city. Starting your explorations from the main train station, Gdańsk Główny, means you're well-connected to the area and still just a short walk from the historic sights. Discover our tips for sightseeing in Gdansk to make the most of your time here.

What helps you feel at home?

When you're looking for the best hotel in Gdansk, Poland, it's good to think about what will make your stay extra comfortable and easy.

A friendly welcome and a comfortable room can make all the difference. The best hotel in Gdansk for you may be one that offers warm service and simple, modern comfort. We believe everyone deserves to feel welcome and looked after, with everything you need right there for an easy stay.

Explore beyond the city

Gdansk is part of the ‘Tricity’ along with Sopot and Gdynia. Getting around is easy on the SKM commuter train. You can stay in a hotel in Gdansk and take a simple 20-minute train ride to enjoy the beach town feel of Sopot for the day. Then, come back to enjoy a nice dinner in the city.

Experience Scandic in Gdansk

You're always welcome at one of our hotels in Poland. At Scandic Gdańsk, we want you to feel right at home. We're in a great spot near the European Solidarity Centre and the Old Town, making it an easy base for all your plans.

Frequently asked questions

Which month is the best to visit Gdansk?
We think the best time to visit is from late May to September. The weather is warm, and it's perfect for enjoying the outdoors. July and August are lively with events like St. Dominic's Fair, while spring and fall have a more relaxed, easy-going feel.
Is Gdansk worth visiting?
Yes, definitely! Gdansk is one of Poland's most charming cities. It has a great mix of history, interesting architecture, and a lively riverside where you can share a meal with friends and family.
Is Gdansk a walkable city?
Yes, Gdansk is a great city for walking. Most sights in the Old Town and city center are close together, so it's easy and simple to explore on foot.
How many days in Gdansk is enough?
We find that 2 to 3 days is a comfortable amount of time to see the main sights in Gdansk. If you'd like to explore the other Tricity cities, Sopot and Gdynia, we'd suggest 4 to 5 days so your trip feels nice and relaxed.