Jess Hotel Królewski

Jess Hotel Królewski is a three-star hotel on Ołowianka island in Gdańsk, in Poland's Pomeranian region, housed in a converted granary. Ołowianka is the island on the Motława opposite the Main Town, and the hotel stands beside the Baltic Philharmonic and the National Maritime Museum, whose exhibits include the historic ship Sołdek moored nearby. The Gdańsk Crane and Długi Targ are about ten minutes on foot across the river, and the main railway station is roughly 25 minutes away on foot or a short taxi ride. The granary conversion gives the hotel a maritime and industrial-heritage character typical of the island's redeveloped warehouses, with views toward the Main Town skyline and the river. Rooms are offered as Standard Double, Twin and Family types, and the listed amenities are Wi-Fi, a 24-hour front desk and a restaurant. Detailed information about spa or fitness facilities is not confirmed. Dining can be taken on site or at the many restaurants along the Motława embankment and around the Main Town. Rates generally run from about 250 to 550 PLN per night, with higher prices in July and August and on concert and festival weekends. The service style is that of a mid-range leisure and culture-oriented hotel, suited to couples, families using the Family rooms, and visitors attending performances at the Philharmonic. The island setting is quieter in the evening than the Main Town, and waterfront promenades make for pleasant walks. Boat trips to Westerplatte and other destinations depart from nearby quays. Further information is published at jesshotel.pl/hotel-krolewski, and guests should confirm parking, breakfast and room views directly with the property.