Top Hotels Near Crazy Carts in Gdansk from AU$73

"Very good location. However staff could have been friendlier. Breakfast was disappointing. Foods not labelled and the cutlery was hidden away. However I did enjoy the hot chocolate and I would stay there again "

"I loved every aspect of the hotel"

"Nice hotel, perfect if you have an early morning flight. "

"Very new modern hotel, clean and great staff"

"We arrived at the property on the check-in date, but the host stated that no booking existed, despite full payment.We were denied accommodation and no alternative or refund was provided.As a result, we were left without a place to stay.This experience was extremely stressful and unacceptable."

"very troublesome neighbors, children do not sleep at midnight, it is simply a horror!"

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"Nice and comfortable. Highly recommend "

"Excellent location set in a lovely, quiet residential leafy street, close to all amenities, bus stops, train station and town centre. Aldi supermarket and pharmacy a 5 min walk away, and start of town's main-strip down to beach with variety of restaurants (incl McDonalds), shops, attractions and train station, a further 5 min walk away. Description and photos in the ad are very accurate, to set the expectations. Very traditional and dated decor (the lounge/ bedroom furniture and furnishings are like 1940s decor). Comfy beds, all rooms very well-equipped with everything needed/expected and in working-order. The large bathroom feels separate from 'within' the apartment, as it's off the main entry area/ hallway of the the main house, but still feels private as it's set away from the areas where the owners/residents, who live upstairs within the building. Hugo the dog is very chilled after first meeting him, and he and the upstairs residents did not disturb us all at during our stay. Lovely peaceful outdoor sitting area. Great communication with the Host for check-in details, special requests and check-out. Excellent value for money compared to other accommodations in the area that may have a 'newer' feel and priced accordingly. "