The Pomeranian Voivodeship (Pomorskie) is Poland's Baltic coast region, centred on the Tricity of Gdańsk, Sopot and Gdynia. It combines Gdańsk's rebuilt Hanseatic Main Town, the Teutonic fortress of Malbork, the sandy Hel Peninsula, the moving dunes of Słowiński National Park and the lake-studded villages of Kashubia and Kociewie.
Luxury hotels
Five-star and palace properties.
Sofitel Grand Sopot
The 1927 grand hotel on the Sopot beachfront beside the Pier, with a spa and the 1911 restaurant.
Sheraton Sopot Hotel
Five-star beachfront hotel in Sopot Centrum with a spa and indoor pool; rated 9.2/10 from about 893 reviews on Hotels.com.
Hilton Gdansk
Waterfront hotel on the Fish Market embankment of the Motława with a spa and pool, a short walk from the Crane.
Hotel Podewils
Palace-style hotel on the Motława embankment facing the Crane and the Old Town skyline.
Radisson Blu Hotel Gdańsk
Five-star hotel on Długi Targ, the Long Market, in the middle of the Royal Way.
Dom Zdrojowy Resort & Spa
Spa resort in a pine forest beside the Baltic beach in Jastarnia on the Hel Peninsula; rated about 9.0/10 on Travelocity.
Fine dining
Michelin-starred and chef-driven restaurants.
ARCO by Paco Pérez
Gdańsk's Michelin-starred restaurant on the 33rd floor of Olivia Star at al. Grunwaldzka 472C, with a 22-course tasting menu led by chef Paco Pérez.
Eliksir
Restaurant at ul. Hemara 1, Gdańsk, the first in Poland to receive the Michelin Green Star for sustainable gastronomy, with cocktail pairing as an alternative to wine.
Treinta y Tres
Michelin Bib Gourmand restaurant at al. Grunwaldzka 472C, Oliwa, Gdańsk.
Hewelke Restaurant & Bakery
Michelin Bib Gourmand restaurant in the former Hevelius brewery at ul. Jana Kilińskiego 7, Gdańsk.
1911 Restaurant (Sofitel Grand Sopot)
Hotel restaurant of the Sofitel Grand Sopot at ul. Powstańców Warszawy 12/14, recognised with a Michelin Bib Gourmand in 2024.
Exclusive experiences
Bespoke and once-in-a-lifetime activities.
Private guided visit to Malbork Castle
The Teutonic Order's brick castle at Malbork, a UNESCO World Heritage Site about 55 km from Gdańsk, can be toured with a licensed private guide arranged through hotel concierges or Gdańsk guide agencies.
Sopot Pier sunset walk
The 511 m wooden pier at the end of Monte Cassino Street is the longest wooden pier in Europe and sits beside the Sofitel Grand and Sheraton hotels.
Gdańsk Royal Way and amber private tour
A private guide leads the Royal Way from the Golden Gate to the Green Gate and covers Gdańsk's amber trade, with stops at amber workshops on Mariacka Street.
Hel Peninsula seal centre and coast day
The Fokarium on the Hel Peninsula cares for grey seals; the peninsula can be reached by seasonal water tram from Gdańsk and Gdynia.
Słowiński National Park dunes at Łeba
The Łeba moving dunes in Słowiński National Park, a UNESCO biosphere reserve, can be visited on foot or by electric vehicle from Łeba.
Spas & wellness
World-class spa retreats and treatments.
Sofitel Grand Sopot Spa
Hotel spa in the 1927 beachfront grand hotel, steps from the Sopot Pier.
Sheraton Sopot Spa
Spa and indoor pool at the Sheraton on Powstańców Warszawy.
Sopot Marriott Resort & Spa
Beach resort with a spa and pool on the quieter southern seafront of Sopot.
Dom Zdrojowy Resort & Spa, Jastarnia
Pools, saunas and a wellness centre in a pine forest beside the Baltic beach.
Hilton Gdansk Spa
Hotel spa and pool on the Motława waterfront in Gdańsk.
Luxury transport
Travel in style.
- Car
- Private chauffeur transfers can be arranged through hotel concierge desks; the Tricity, Malbork and the Hel Peninsula are common excursions. Price on request.
- Air
- Gdańsk Lech Wałęsa Airport (GDN) is the main gateway for the region; private and business aviation handling can be arranged through the airport.
- Airport
- The airport is about 12 to 15 km from central Gdańsk. The SKM/PKM commuter train takes roughly 30 to 45 minutes to Gdańsk Główny for a few PLN, and taxis have been reported at about 60-120 PLN ($16-32) in older sources; confirm the fare before travel.