Design-led boutique hotel of about 30 rooms at Chmielna 2 on Granary Island, opened in 2022 as the first Radisson RED in Poland.
Radisson RED Gdańsk is a design-led hotel at ul. Chmielna 2 on the northern end of Granary Island, linked to Gdańsk's Main Town by a footbridge over the Motława. Opened in 2022 as the first Radisson RED in Poland, it targets younger, style-conscious travellers and carries a more playful, contemporary identity than the group's traditional Blu brand. The hotel has about 30 rooms, which makes it intimate for a four-star property in the Pomeranian capital.
The location is its strongest practical asset. The Crane (Żuraw), the oldest working port crane in Europe, is a short walk away, and the Long Market, Mariacka street and St. Mary's Church can all be reached on foot in around ten minutes. Gdańsk Główny railway station is about 1.5 km away, and the airport roughly 12 km by road, so arrivals by rail, taxi or ride-hailing are all straightforward. The surrounding island blends restored brick granaries with new residential and hotel buildings, and evenings along the water are quiet compared with the busiest parts of the old centre.
Room types include Standard Double, Twin Room, Superior Double and Suite, with a design approach built around bold colours, modern fittings and compact, efficient layouts. Listed amenities are Wi-Fi, a 24-hour front desk, a restaurant and a bar. The restaurant and bar double as a social space, a feature typical of the RED concept, and breakfast is available for residents. The hotel does not list a pool or spa, so visitors who want wellness facilities may look at the larger Radisson Hotel & Suites a short distance away on the same island.
Service is informal and city-break oriented: couples, friends and solo travellers who prefer a lively, design-forward atmosphere are the natural audience, though business travellers also use it for its position. Nightly rates are listed at about 400–900 PLN (roughly $105–237 USD), with weekends and the summer season at the upper end. Booking early is sensible given the small room count.
| Price | 400–900 PLN (~$105–237 USD) per night |
|---|---|
| Address | ul. Chmielna 2, 80-748 Gdańsk |
Room types
- Standard Double
- Twin Room
- Superior Double
- Suite
Amenities
- Wi-Fi
- 24-hour front desk
- Restaurant
- Bar
Location
ul. Chmielna 2, 80-748 Gdańsk
54.3497, 18.6584 View on map
Highlights
- First Radisson RED hotel in Poland, opened in 2022
- Boutique scale with about 30 rooms
- Northern Granary Island location a footbridge from the Main Town
- On-site restaurant and bar with a lively design-led feel
Tips for visiting
- Reserve early, as the small room count sells out quickly on summer weekends.
- Cross the footbridge to reach the Crane and Mariacka street in a few minutes.
- No pool is listed, so use the nearby Radisson Hotel & Suites if wellness facilities matter.
- Weekday rates are often lower than Friday and Saturday nights.
- Evenings on the island are calmer than the Long Market; return by the lit footbridge.
When to visit
Late spring through early autumn suits the waterfront setting best, while the shoulder months bring lower rates and fewer crowds at the nearby Crane.
Accessibility
A recently opened building is likely to have lift access and step-free entry, though adapted-room details should be confirmed with the hotel. The footbridge and island pavements are mostly level.
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Frequently asked questions
Where is Radisson RED Gdańsk?
It is at ul. Chmielna 2 at the northern end of Granary Island, connected to the Main Town by a footbridge.
How big is the hotel?
It is a boutique-scale property of about 30 rooms, opened in 2022 as the first Radisson RED in Poland.
Does it have a restaurant?
Yes. The listing includes a restaurant and a bar, plus Wi-Fi and a 24-hour front desk.
How much does it cost per night?
Rates are listed at roughly 400–900 PLN (about $105–237 USD) per night depending on season and room type.