Hotel Gryf

The hotel itself is great when it comes to location. However, we were place at the furthermost part of the hotel building in which we had a poor connection with the wifi, almost nothing should i say. We thought we would be place in a room with a city view because that’s what the booking says, but unfortunately no view at all. There’s an ongoing construction of a building adjacent to the hotel which blocks our room view. In addition we didn’t get the rest we needed because of the noise coming from construction site. Staff is ok, however there’s a one lady with a blond, shoulder level hair who’s rude. She was not helpful at all. Hotel is ok, location wise.

All good, about 20 mins to town centre. clean and comfortable

Surroundings of a hotel very poor

The Hotel was OK, but in a very poor area.

The hotel is good value for money, the rooms and breakfast are quite adequate and the location is reasonable. It is located right next to the European Centre of Solidarity Museum on the one side, which is good, but also a paint ball arena housed in a fairly run down building on the other side. Aside from the aesthetic negative, the paint ball arena was not a problem, I heard no noise whatsoever. It is a pleasant 15min walk into the historic centre of Gdansk, and there is a fairly large shopping centre close by, there is also a tram stop about 50m away. On check-in, the hotel did warn me that rooms are only serviced every second day - this was not a problem for me.