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Hotel Artus

4.2 of 5 • 365 reviews
Old Town
Pretty nice hotel. Could have been cleaned a little better before our arrival. The location was very good. Read more
£39

Holland House Residence Old Town

4.3 of 5 • 410 reviews
Old Town
The hotel is right in the middle of Old Town and has all the eateries and bars you could want. It can be a little noisy at night from the revelers but it is a great place none the less. The food at the restaurant is excellent! Read more
£45

Radisson Blu Hotel, Gdansk

4.7 of 5 • 987 reviews
Old Town
We stayed in this hotel for five nights in a business suit. The hotel was very clean with awesome room service . The front desk staff is very courteous and helpful and can answer any questions or arrange a taxi. The location is perfect , in th … Read more
£103

Hotel Wolne Miasto - Old Town Gdansk

4.3 of 5 • 934 reviews
Gdansk
£45

Hanza Hotel

4.6 of 5 • 961 reviews
Old Town
The hotel is in a fantastic central location and right by the river with fantastic views. We stayed at the Hanza for 7 nights in room 304 that had wonderful views of the river. We found the staff to be polite, friendly and helpful with quite goo … Read more
£63

Puro Gdańsk Stare Miasto

4.6 of 5 • 605 reviews
Old Town
Great find. Hotel recently refurbished. Has industrial style but is very modern. The bedrooms were very luxurious. Location couldn't have been better. Staff were very helpful and facilities were excellent. We were so pleased with our choice. … Read more
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Hotel Gdańsk

4.5 of 5 • 527 reviews
Old Town
Lovely hotel, excellent food, best beer, friendly and helpful staff. Great location. Read more
£70

Hotel Sadova

4.4 of 5 • 166 reviews
Old Town
Quiet comfortable hotel 5 min walk from old town. Great location, quiet rooms, and great buffet breakfasts Read more
£48

Q Hotel Grand Cru Gdańsk

4.4 of 5 • 464 reviews
Old Town
I would fully recommend this hotel for your city break in Gdansk.Very helpful staff, excellent location, a lovely breakfast and within walking distance from all the major sites and attractions Read more
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Scandic Gdansk

4.3 of 5 • 433 reviews
Gdansk
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Pocket Guide: Gdansk City Center Gdansk Main Town Hall Hotels

Gdansk’s Main Town Hall is an impressive addition to the fine buildings all along Long Street, and is also home to the Historical Museum of Gdansk. You can see its soaring spire – the highest tower in the city – from across Gdansk.

Where to Stay near the Main Town Hall

There’s a good range of accommodation near the Main Town Hall. Stay in a cosy, family-run bed and breakfast in the centre and pick up tips from the owners on what to see in the city. If you want to do some self-catering, there’s a selection of three- and four-star apartment hotels, some of them in sleek new developments. There’s also the option of staying in one of Gdansk’s grand Baroque-style hotels within easy reach of the main sights.

The Story of the Main Town Hall

Dating from the late 14th century, the Main Town Hall has some of the most elaborate interiors in Gdansk, including ornate ceiling paintings and carvings. It’s also home to the Historical Museum of Gdansk, where its exhibits explain the city’s history and display re-creations of home interiors. If you want some of the best views of the city, it’s worth going to the top of the Main Town Hall’s spire for panoramic vistas.

The Main Town Hall’s highlight is the Red Room, a lavish space decorated with 25 paintings on the ceiling and a huge elegant fireplace. Unlike other parts of Gdansk that have been reconstructed, the Red Room’s interior is the original – it was dismantled and taken away in 1942 for safekeeping until the end of the Second World War.

What to See near the Main Town Hall

Staying near the Main Town Hall, you’re in a prime spot to explore the rest of Long Street and Long Market. This pedestrianised thoroughfare features Medieval gates as well as handsome Baroque facades and the bronze Neptune Fountain.

Head around the corner to Ulica Mariacka, one of the most charming streets in Gdansk. Narrow and cobbled, it’s lined with pretty cafes and is a popular place for people-watching. You’re also just a few steps away from the imposing St Mary’s Basilica, a massive Gothic-style church made of brick.

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