JJohnOStaying at The Radisson Gdansk was not just a trip—it was an experience. From the moment we stepped into the tranquil lobby scented with yuzu and cedar, we were immersed in elegance and refinement.
Our suite overlooked a canals. The hotel’s Michelin dinner was unforgettable, as was the traditional onsen spa experience.
Service was intuitive, discreet, and truly world-class. Every staff member treated us not as guests, but as honored visitors. This is more than just a luxury hotel—it’s where hospitality becomes art. Worth every yen.
ゲゲストSuper super good location, direct in the most important street of old town, 1 min by foot to the Neptune’s fountain, other sightseeing places we can also go to there by foot. Very clean and super big room. Very friendly stuff.
Just one thing, there is no swimming pool, no sauna. Spa includes only massage.
MMysteryMasterPrettige ontvangst bij inchecken. Bezienswaardigheden alles op korte loopafstand. Restaurants om de hoek. Vriendelijk personeel. Ontbijt ruim assortiment, heerlijke koffie.
ゲゲストEverything was perfect. New property, clean and well maintained, in a quiet area. Easy self check in. Nice little studio, equipped with all you can need.
MMartin Anthony MiszerakVery pleasant and comfortable hotel just off the Old Town of Gdansk. The rooms are spacious and very clean. An excellent breakfast is served, but the other meals are less overwhelming. For example, the Ceasar Salad I ordered had actually little in common with what a ceasar ought be. The most irritating experience occurred in the swimming pool. The hotel disposes of a beautiful swinning pool which I love to use. However, wwhen I arrived the first day, the pool was was occupied by some acqua gym group and in effect not available to hotel guests. This is totally inacceptable. The hotel guests must be given priority in the use of the pool!