The stay at Radisson Blu started with us looking all around the main square in Gdansk´s old town until someone pointed out that the main entrance is not actually from Dlugi Targ but from one of the side streets. You can enter from Dlugi Targ but there are no Radisson signs anywhere so you just have to know it. Well... more

Stayed here for a weekend, can't beat the location right in the city center at the long market, rooms large, cosy and spotless. An absolut bargain at the price we got (70e/night for 2). Would come back anytime. more

first off, it's Gdansk's best hotels, hands down. but, in bullet points, here we go: - check in. had a great big bag with me, to reach reception you need to head up stairs - no-one on hand to help me - that's not five star service. - couldn't get wifi working in-room - not all, apparently have the facility... more

It is one of the best hotels in Gdansk. Everything is perfect- location (there is no better in Gdansk-quiet street just around the corner of Dlugi Targ), staff (very polite and helpfull) and cleanliness. Rooms are spacious and modern. And for a weekend stay it was one of the cheapest hotels in all tri-city. I would definitely go back and... more

We ended up at the just-opened Radisson Blu because the Aureus couldn't accommodate our reservation (not clear why). Nonetheless, Aureus staff were polite and shipped us over to the Radisson Blu in a cab, no charge. The new hotel is so spotless and perfect, it almost appears Disney-esque. The lobby is moderne-spartan, all leather couches and framed paintings of the... more

This hotel opened May 15th and we stayed May 30th for 3 nights. It was very brand new when we stayed there and they were still getting things organized. We had a wonderful stay - we are one couple and 2 grown sons. The location is superb as it backs onto Dluga Ulica in the main square. The accomodation is... more

Es perfecto. Moderno, elegante, cómodo, en plena calle central de Gdansk pero sin sentir su bullicio por la noche. Máxima... more