Exceptional water attractions. Huge indoor swimming pool, 5 different saunas and much more…read more We'll be back

I never got around to writing my review of this charming hotel we visited in November, when we…read moretraveled to Gdansk to see the town from which my great grandfather emigrated. (Back then it was Danzig) I have the day off today, so here comes the most delayed review I have ever posted in my history of Yelping. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at this Radisson Blu! The hotel was a manageable size, and the staff working the front desk were warm and friendly. The location is top notch, with the main entrance just barely off the main drag in Gdansk. In fact the restaurant in the hotel has windows on the main street. Being Radisson Rewards Gold members, we were upgraded to a suite, and sweet it was! It had a separate sitting/tv area with leather couches and chairs, a large bathroom with a separate toilet area, and a separate bedroom with windows that opened for fresh air. I travel often for work and something as simple as windows that actually open is a big thing for me! The breakfast was delicious with many options from which to choose. The hostess was lovely and we thoroughly enjoyed spending time there. They had a small bar to the side of the lobby, and more than once we had to search for someone to serve us a "zimne piwo". But that wasn't such a big deal. To sum it all up, we loved this place and will hopefully return on our next trip to Poland.

What a treat to find this lovely wine bar across the street from the oldest building in Gdansk…read more We walked up a few steps and selected a table on the terrace under a heat lamp. Sure it wasn't raining and it was nice weather but the sun was setting and the heat lamp came in handy. They had a nice selection of wines -- we selected a Hungarian wine. Unfortunately, we haven't found good Polish wine since Krakow. The service was pleasant. They came, they served, the left. They did come back to see if we wanted anything else like food. We did not. They have a great inside bar area and the downstairs was cozy with tables and a faux fireplace for dinning. They also offer free wifi - which the waiter had to type in the password for us.

Fairly easy to navigate. Long lines at the ticket windows. Most of the ticket sellers spoke some…read moreEnglish, but have your google translate up.

This is a beautiful train station. The architecture is very cool. I had a little trouble…read morenavigating, until I discovered the tunnel under the street to get to the other side and the Christmas market. Buying a ticket here was slightly challenging, and I wish they had a machine for day trips instead of having to play charades with the ticket person. At first the tracks were very confusing, but you will eventually get the hang of it.

This is a great Traditional Polish restaurant and one of the oldest. Great food, great people. I…read morewill definitely come back again and again

This hotel is very conveniently located in Old Gdansk, within a minute or two of great shopping,…read moreeating and sightseeing. It is a new hotel, in a new building. The room was tastefully decorated and an adequate size for European standards. Front desk staff was very helpful with parking and suggestions on things to do. Each room has it's own dedicated wifi. The bed was a little stiff, but still comfortable. I would definitely stay here again, especially considering the price!

The hotel was beautiful and very comfortable! I enjoyed the decor and the dining room as well. It's…read morelocated in the Old Town district of course. The view from my window was phenomenal. This is how hotels abroad should be. The staff was very helpful! I apologize for not remembering her name, but I want to point out the excellent customer service by this hotel's manager! This was in the beginning of September of 2018. On a personal note, this place will always be known to me as Heartbreak Hotel (indeed "my baby left me" here). That being said, Aparthotel Neptun will still be the place I'll book if I'm ever in Gdańsk again. It's that great!

First things first. It's our first visit to Poland and there's no downsides of note…read more I say so as we found only a few folk rude, surprisingly in a kebab joint and a cafe in Sopot - the so called hospitality industry - but that's likely cultural as often we are polite through gritted teeth ourselves, so hypocrisy recognised Sopot is a real gem of a place and a good base to tour this part of Poland. We visited Gdańsk and Gdynia too. The train station is under 10 minutes uphill walk from Sedan. We chose Sopot as it's a sea side place and it was the end of the summer season. The Sedan hotel is quaint. It is also genuinely charming. Charming also describes all the staff we met on our 7 nights here. It wasn't a long enough stay really. You do need a level of physical fitness for this hotel as there are steps into it, there isn't a lift and staircase is quite steep. We were fortunate on arrival that the chap who checked us in, very quickly, also took our cases to the 1st floor also very quickly. Breakfast food here is first class, especially as I'm a fish lover. There's herrings & mackerel on offer daily with cress and tangy pickles. My wife isn't a lover of such briny, vinegary things but there's lots for her to enjoy including scrambled eggs, ham, cheeses, jams, yoghurts, cakes and pancakes. They bake their own breads too but their white loaf wasn't to our taste as it's dry, open textured and coarse but that's personal taste. We observed plenty of guests eating copious amounts of it with butter so We're in the minority here - story of our lives too. The breakfast coffee machine has an umbilical milk tube feeding into it for cappuccino, it also offers espresso and black coffee as it wheezes, grinds and then eventually splutters out good coffee; if it were a human the sounds it makes at work would easily burn off hundreds of calories. It kept breaking down and it was retired on our second last day. Our 1st floor room had two cosy single beds. It was a small room with a separate shower room with a shower that's even smaller than on Norwegian cruise ships. If you are thin you should be ok. I'm not. Still we managed just fine but there is a caution here as the temperature on the shower is finely set - a slight twist of the handle either way and it's quickly scalding or cold. So beware you don't accidentally knock against it; it's not a mistake you are likely to make twice. The prevailing noise outside our room was seagulls crying with the odd crow caw. There's in-room coffee & tea but no milk and tv and air con we didn't use. The hotel offers 2 course lunches at 35 pz a person. We did try to get lunch but the day we did they only had chicken as they were waiting on a delivery so that was that. The hotel also houses a Thai massage parlour (see photo) with a separate entrance so it was our first port of call day 1 but they don't offer traditional Thai massages. We found this strange so we went elsewhere 5 minutes walk away. So we really enjoyed a great stay and it's a 5 star place all the way.