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Old Town Favorite
Radisson Blu Hotel, Gdansk ★★★★★
Gdansk
A 5-star stay in Gdansk's Old Town, praised for its central location and comfortable rooms.
Luxury hotels · Pomerania · Poland
We reviewed 11 luxury hotels in Gdansk and selected the best across price and experience — from riverside icons to boutique hideaways.
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Old Town Favorite
Gdansk
A 5-star stay in Gdansk's Old Town, praised for its central location and comfortable rooms.
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Old Town island
Gdansk
A modern 4-star on a quiet island, five minutes from Gdansk's Old Town, with a saltwater pool, spa, and high guest ratings.
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Riverside luxury
Gdansk
Riverside five-star with rooftop pool and Old Town steps away.
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Pool & Spa
Gdansk
A pool, spa, and a breakfast spread that guests rave about, all within walking distance of Gdansk's old town.
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Riverside spa hotel
Gdansk
Spa-focused hotel near Gdansk's waterfront with a 9.0 guest rating and a walkable location.
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Waterfront stay
Gdansk
A five-star waterfront stay with an on-site brewery, spa and the Old Town on your doorstep.
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Central & popular
Gdansk
A central hotel with a praised breakfast, river-view rooms, and a skybar—all a short walk from Old Town.
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Central & Quiet
Gdansk
Steps from the old town with a breakfast worth waking up for.
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Old-town favorite
Gdansk
Steps from the Historical Museum and old-town square, this 4-star earns top marks for its rooms and friendly staff.
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Brewery Stay
Gdansk
An in-house brewery and a central location near the train station make this 4-star stay a standout.
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Riverfront boutique
Gdansk
A five-star, 7-room hotel on the river with homemade breakfasts and attentive, personal service.
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The city centre, particularly around the Old Town and the Motława River, hosts most of these luxury properties. Hotels like Hilton Gdansk and Hotel Gdansk Boutique sit right on the river, while Radisson Blu Hotel, Gdansk and Holiday Inn Gdansk - City Centre are just steps from the main square. Staying here means you can walk everywhere, and you’re paying a premium for the location—prices range from PLN 283 at the Holiday Inn to PLN 372 at the Radisson Blu.
Of the 11 properties, 4 are 5-star hotels, offering the highest level of service and amenities. These include the riverside Hilton Gdansk with its rooftop pool, the waterfront Hotel Gdansk Boutique with an on-site brewery, and the intimate Podewils Old Town Gdansk, a 7-room boutique with homemade breakfasts. Prices for these 5-star stays range from PLN 328 to PLN 372, and all are within easy walking distance of the Old Town.
If you want 5-star luxury without the top-end price, look to Hotel Gdansk Boutique at PLN 290 per night. It’s a five-star waterfront property that includes a spa and a brewery. The most expensive 5-star is the Radisson Blu Hotel, Gdansk at PLN 372, so you can save over PLN 80 while still enjoying a prime location and high ratings.
For a more personal stay, boutique options like Podewils Old Town Gdansk and Hotel Gdansk Boutique offer unique character. Podewils is a 5-star with just 7 rooms, focusing on homemade breakfasts and attentive service, while Hotel Gdansk Boutique blends modern comfort with an on-site brewery. Both are located on or near the riverfront, merging boutique charm with prime Old Town positioning.
Two properties stand out for having a pool: Hilton Gdansk features a rooftop pool with river views, and Grano Hotel Gdansk Old Town offers a saltwater pool as part of its spa facilities. Both are 4-star or 5-star, with the Hilton at PLN 346 and the Grano at PLN 261. These are ideal if a pool is non-negotiable for your stay.
Spa facilities are a common thread among these luxury properties. Grano Hotel Gdansk Riverside is specifically described as a spa hotel, featuring a menu of treatments, while Hotel Sadova offers a pool, spa, and a praised breakfast. Also, Hotel Gdansk Boutique includes a spa alongside its brewery and waterfront views. Each of these options provides a relaxing retreat after a day of exploring Gdansk.
Several of these luxury hotels are literally steps from the Old Town. Radisson Blu Hotel, Gdansk, Hilton Gdansk, and Hotel Gdansk Boutique all sit on its edges, while Grano Hotel Gdansk Old Town is on a quiet island just five minutes away. For those who prefer to be in the heart of it, Q Hotel Grand Cru Gdansk is described as 'steps from the old town', and B&B Hotel Gdansk Old Town is adjacent to the Historical Museum and the old-town square.
Guests specifically praise the breakfast at several of these properties. Holiday Inn Gdansk - City Centre is noted for its 'praised breakfast', and Q Hotel Grand Cru Gdansk has 'a breakfast worth waking up for'. Podewils Old Town Gdansk serves homemade breakfasts, and Hotel Sadova offers a breakfast spread that guests rave about. If a great morning meal matters, these hotels deliver.
The Old Town and the Motława River waterfront are the best areas, where most of the luxury hotels are concentrated. You'll be within walking distance of main attractions like the Neptune Fountain and St. Mary's Church, and have easy access to restaurants and river views.
Prices for these luxury hotels range from PLN 149 to PLN 372 per night, with the average around PLN 283. The most affordable option is B&B Hotel Gdansk Old Town at PLN 149, while riverside 5-stars like Hilton Gdansk and Radisson Blu Hotel, Gdansk cost upwards of PLN 346.
Hilton Gdansk features a rooftop pool, and Grano Hotel Gdansk Old Town has a saltwater pool. Both offer great locations—Hilton is riverside, and Grano is on a quiet island just a short walk from the Old Town.
No, the airport is outside the centre, but you can easily reach these hotels by taxi or public transport. The hotels are clustered in the Old Town area, which is ideal for walking once you arrive.
Prices can vary, but you often find lower rates outside the peak summer season (June–August). Booking in advance, especially for weekends, can help secure better deals.
Gdansk’s luxury hotel scene clusters along the Motława River and the cobbled lanes of the Old Town, placing you steps from the Neptune Fountain, St. Mary’s Church, and the historic Crane. Here, 'luxury' often means more than a star rating: it means waking up to waterfront views, dining at an on-site brewery, or enjoying a rooftop pool overlooking the rooftops of the city. The set ranges from 4-star comfort at PLN 149 to 5-star indulgence at PLN 372, with an average rating of 8.9 across all properties.
The 11 hotels on this page are a mix of 4-star (7 properties) and 5-star (4 properties) options. They share a walkable location, but their characters differ—boutique hotels offer personal service, while larger names deliver river views and skybars. No matter your budget, you can find a stay that puts the best of Gdansk at your doorstep.
This selection of luxury hotels in Gdansk suits travelers who value prime waterfront or Old Town locations, with a mix of 5-star grandeur and boutique charm. If you need specific amenities like parking or pet-friendly options, check the related pages for hotels with parking, pet-friendly hotels, or family-friendly hotels. For those on a tighter budget, consider the cheap and budget hotels page, while spa-focused travelers might prefer the dedicated spa hotels page.