Baltic Gdansk Old Town Aparthotel 4*
Main amenities
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Wi-Fi
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24-hour services
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Express check-in/ -out
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Sports activities
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Child-friendly
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Wheelchair access
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Pets
Location
The comfortable Baltic Gdansk Old Town Aparthotel is nearly 5 minutes' walk from the Historical Museum of Gdansk and features spacious rooms overlooking the city. Thanks to its central location, the 4-star recently renovated aparthotel is a few steps from the grand Porta Alta 16th-Century Gate and near a train station.
The reconstructed 18th - century merchant Uphagen's House is located just 400 metres away, and the steel memorial "Monument to the Fallen Shipyard Workers of 1970" is just 1.4 km from this Gdansk hotel. The entertainment attractions in the Old Town district of Gdansk include the Polish Baltic Frederic Chopin Philharmonic, which is merely a 10-minute walk away. You can also visit the Orunski Park, 3.5 km away, as well as enjoy a casino and a marina near the accommodation. The Baltic Gdansk stands in close proximity to the Basilica of St. Mary of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Gdansk, popular with pilgrims and tourists alike.
The allergy-friendly rooms comprise a living room and a kitchen, and offer a flat-screen TV with satellite channels along with coffee/tea making equipment. These rooms also come with tiled floors. Bathroom essentials include a walk-in shower, a separate toilet, and a sink, and such comforts as hair dryers and bath sheets.
The Baltic offers a continental breakfast made fresh daily. You can dine at Restaurant Gvara, just near the hotel.
Review by hotel critic
The prime location within the Old Town was undeniably convenient, offering easy access to local attractions and dining options. Housekeeping at the hotel was adequate, ensuring a clean and comfortable living space. However, I found the lack of amenities such as a welcome drink or spa & wellness centre slightly underwhelming given the price point. the absence of soundproofed rooms resulted in some disturbance from outside noise. On the positive side, the inclusion of tea and coffee facilities, along with kitchen utensils, added a homely touch to the accommodation. the provision of free Wi-Fi was a practical feature for staying connected during my visit. the flat-screen TV provided entertainment options for unwinding after a day of exploration. While the paid airport shuttle service was a convenient offering, I believe that a complementary option would have enhanced the overall value proposition of the hotel. the presence of a restaurant on-site catered to dining needs, albeit limited in scope. In conclusion, Baltic Gdansk Old Town Aparthotel provides a decent stay with a focus on essential comforts. For travelers seeking a central location and basic amenities, this hotel offers a reasonable choice in Gdańsk.
