Gdansk Hotel Guide - Zoo Gdansk hotels in Gdansk, Poland.

"The radiators in the room worked only occasionally and the room was rather cold, it’s November in north Poland. The bedding looked as if was used before me. The main door wich meant to be locked all the time and opened by using a code was faulty and anyone could open it. "

"Very clean, comfortable and perfectly located"

"Very pleasant stay in the suburb of Oliwa. Lovely lodge style accomodation. Staff really welcoming and facilities very clean."

"A beautiful hotel with a great gym and spa and amazing staff."

"Breakfast and great gym is a winner. "

"Disappointing Stay – Would Not Recommend I recently stayed at Dom Oliwski in Oliwa, and unfortunately, the experience left much to be desired. For a room booked for three people, the tea and coffee facilities were shockingly limited: just three tea bags, no coffee, no sugar, no milk – and not even any cups. When I asked at reception, the receptionist bluntly told me that they simply don’t provide any of those things, with no apology or offer of assistance. The shower is positioned so low that only a child or someone very short could realistically use it in a conventional way. There is no air conditioning, which is a major issue during the summer – you’re left choosing between sweating in the heat or opening the window and listening to traffic from the busy road right outside. To top it off, the mattresses were very uncomfortable, making for a poor night’s sleep. The breakfast and outside area made my overall score higher than it would have been. The breakfast area was well-stocked, and there was nobody else present, so it was free from the hustle and bustle that accompanies most breakfast buffets. Overall, this was a disappointing and uncomfortable stay, and I found the hotel to be unwelcoming and lacking basic amenities. I cannot recommend Dom Oliwski to other travelers."

"Comfortable place to stay for a family! Modern and clean. Friendly staff. "

"Good hotel, very good breakfast, friendly staff "

"Everything is fine "