Gdansk Hotel Guide - Westerplatte hotels in Gdansk, Poland.

"A great apartment, in a secure complex, in an ideal setting, close to the sea, but easy transport links to the Old Town. It was well equipped and spacious. There is a well stocked small shop on the edge of the complex, as well a small cafe that does great breakfasts! The only downside was that the pillows were too soft and not supportive enough, resulting in chronic neck ache."

"Staff were all really friendly helpful and there 24 hours . "

"Location was only a 5minute walk to the beach. There was few parking spots however were full both days we stayed therefore we had to look for street parking. Checking in was easy but there were no internet. We emailed the host on second day but never heard back. The unit is small but sufficient for a 2 night stay. The kitchenette was useful and the pull-out couch was actually quite comfortable. "

"A very stressful experience with check in! I really don’t recommend using this property if you are arriving outside of office hours. Communication was terrible. I sent emails, used the Contact Property option via hotels.com, called the office number several times but there was no response. The day prior to our flight we received one email asking us to submit details such as passport number. On the day of our flight I hadn’t received anything and after arriving at the airport I tried to call...

"Booked same day. Arrived at property and had to jump through hoops to pay a separate tax off-platform. Finally got that going (internet is spotty in the area). Found the room was up a flight of stairs. Had my 91 year old dad traveling with us and he was having issues walking. I immediately called them and informed them of the situation and they refused to refund. Literally less than an hour from booking to check in and they couldn't refund due to disability. Had to call from multiple numbers as...

"Great hotel, good hall downstairs is a big bonus too"