Jess Krolewski Gdansk Old Town

Great location, straight in the center (however mind that it's on a small island and the closest bridge goes up and down in regular intervals to allow ships to pass). Very good breakfast ;) The bathroom was great, almost same size as the bedroom.

The biggest minus is that the walls are very thin. We could hear every sound and each time someone on the hall closed the door, we could literally feel it. We stayed in the 2nd building (not in the main), so no view. I would also recommend doing some proper deep cleaning of the bedrooms - stains on the carpet, curtains, bed cushioning..

They said that room had no view to old town, but it did had

Location

Empty bag of crisps under the doable bed/ leak from hand sink - broken rubber under sink

The location is very convenient — right in the old city center, within walking distance of all major attractions, and situated on an interesting island area next to the Philharmonic.

Parking at this hotel is not safe. During the night of my stay, the car of another guest parked right next to mine was broken into and robbed. It turned out that neither parking area has cameras and neither is monitored. When I asked the receptionist about security cameras, she told me there were none. I asked what guests are actually paying for (parking price is 60 zl), and she said, “just the space.” So if you care about the safety of your car and your belongings, I would not recommend staying at this hotel. They cannot guarantee security yet still charge for parking as if they do. Also the hotel’s policy mentions a “silent mode” in the evenings, and it quickly becomes clear why — there is virtually no soundproofing. From both the room and the bathroom, you can clearly hear conversations of neighboring guests and anyone walking through the corridor, almost word for word. The sound insulation is very poor.