Radisson Blu Hotel Gdańsk

Radisson Blu Hotel Gdańsk is a five-star property on ul. Długi Targ 19, the Long Market, which forms the ceremonial heart of the Royal Way in the Main Town (Główne Miasto) of Gdańsk, in Poland's Pomeranian Voivodeship. The setting is hard to beat for sightseeing: Neptune's Fountain, the Artus Court and the Town Hall with its tall tower are on the doorstep, the Green Gate and the Motława waterfront are a few minutes on foot, and Gdańsk Główny railway station is roughly a 15-minute walk away. The Old Town streets around the square are pedestrianised, so arrivals by car should arrange access and parking with the hotel in advance. The hotel sits among the reconstructed merchant houses for which the Main Town is known, and the atmosphere is that of a polished international business and leisure hotel rather than a boutique conversion. Room categories listed for the property are Standard, Superior and Suite, with higher categories generally offering more space and, in some cases, views over the square or the surrounding rooftops. Facilities include a restaurant, a bar and wifi. Breakfast is usually the main dining draw, and the Long Market location means plenty of independent restaurants, amber shops and cafés are within a short stroll for other meals. Service is aimed at both corporate travellers attending events in the city and leisure guests on city breaks, with the usual concierge-style help for tours, airport transfers and excursions to Sopot, Gdynia or Malbork Castle. Price positioning is at the top of the local market, shown here as $$$$, so rates rise noticeably on summer weekends, during the St Dominic's Fair in late July and August, and at Christmas market time. Visitors who prefer to wake up in the middle of the historic centre, with the main sights reachable on foot, will find this one of the most convenient addresses in the city.