Hotels in Gdansk, Poland

Where To Stay 

Hotels in Durham manage to retain a lot of their old world charm without compromising on modern convenience. There is a fair amount on offer and you should find something that suits your needs.

Dom Muzyka:

During  the day you will hear a background of random musical sounds thanks to the fact that this elegant accommodation is within a music college. There’s a stylish restaurant and bar just off the foyer to top it all off.

Hotel Mercure Gdansk Stare Miasto:

Don’t be fooled by the unsightly exterior of the building, this hotel always delivers when it comes to quality. The rooms are stylish and there is a restaurant, bar and massage available for added convenience.

Hanza Hotel:

This luxurious hotel’s modern architecture blends in seamlessly with the old world structures of the waterfront. The rooms are simple and stylish and come with widescreen TVs and gleaming bathrooms. There is a riverside terrace where you can sip on a drink while admiring the granaries on the other side of the water. 

What To Eat

If you enjoy typical English pubs, food that uses locally sourced produce and friendly faces, look no further than Durham.

Restauracja Kubicki:

This family run restaurant has been around since 1918 and continues to serve fantastic fresh fish, priced by weight. There is an extensive wine list and a great view while you dine at the oldest continually run restaurant in the city.

Green Way:

Green Way serves organic and vegetarian food which ranges from Mexican goulash to soy cutlets in a charming, folksy, yellow and blue space. Even non-vegetarians eat here, the food is that good.

Restauracja Pod Åososiem:

Home of Goldwasser, a sweet, thick liqueur with flakes of gold in it; this restaurant is one of the city’s most esteemed restaurants, and with good reason. Best known for their salmon dishes, the red leather seats, gas lit lamps and chandeliers will transport you back to another era.