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Radisson Hotel & Apartments Gdansk
Old Town · Chmielna 10
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Gdansk · Poland
Gdansk has 326 places to stay on this site, from around €20 a night.
See top picksGdansk lets a stay focus on historic waterfront streets, an everyday urban neighbourhood or the coast beyond the central city. Apartments dominate the selection, with 290 among 326 stays and 36 hotels alongside them. Prices begin at €20 and typically fall within €58–145 per night, leaving plenty of choice for an independent base around the outings that matter most.
Centrum brings the Motlawa waterfront and the streets around Neptune’s Fountain into the visit. Wrzeszcz offers shopping and neighbourhood cafés away from the historic visitor core, while Przymorze is more relevant for coastal park and beach plans. Decide whether old-city architecture or sea-facing downtime should define the surroundings you return to after a day out.
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Wellness areas, saunas and treatments for a rest after exploring.
Well-rated stays that keep the nightly rate down.
Choose a stay with the main sights a walk away.
A pool to cool down after sightseeing.
Hotels with character, a smaller scale and a story.
Old Town places Gdansk's historic churches, brick streetscapes and routes towards the central waterfront into the surrounding walks. You may prefer this location if you want cultural visits and restaurant evenings from the same base, with the river providing an alternative to time among the more enclosed older streets.
A guest pick: Liberum Residence Old Town (9.0).
Residential streets and access towards coastal parks give Przymorze a different focus from the historic waterfront city. Families planning beach outings and greener downtime may favour this setting, with Centrum’s architecture and museums becoming excursions rather than the everyday backdrop to the accommodation.
A guest pick: Baltic Apartments Seaside Towers (9.0).
Shops, cafés and established residential streets make Wrzeszcz a neighbourhood-led choice beyond the main visitor core. Travellers who want everyday meals and shopping around their base can stay here, keeping the Motlawa waterfront and historic central streets as another part of the Gdansk visit.
A guest pick: Sea World Apartments Mansarda (8.1).
The Motlawa waterfront and streets around Neptune’s Fountain give Centrum a strong architectural sightseeing focus. First visits and couples wanting historic walks between meals fit naturally here, while beach and coastal-park outings provide a change of scene outside the central accommodation setting.
A guest pick: Staywin Aura Gdansk I (8.8).
Srodmiescie covers the central urban setting of Gdansk, combining historic streets with regenerated waterfront surroundings and commercial areas. For a first visit, it offers a broad base for museums, meals and walks beside the water, while beach outings remain separate trips beyond the immediate city-centre attractions.
A guest pick: Apartamenty Gdansk Eu - Waterlane (8.8).
In a Gdansk bar mleczny, meals commonly follow a counter-ordering routine rather than full table service. Read the board, pay as directed and collect the food when called.
Use zloty for Gdansk purchases even when accommodation comparisons appear in euros. Decline automatic home-currency conversion at the terminal if you want the transaction charged in Poland’s local currency.
St. Mary’s and other Gdansk churches remain places of worship. Cover up and pause sightseeing conversations near people praying, rather than treating every open interior as a silent museum exhibit.
Around Gdansk’s coastal parks, keep to the pedestrian side of shared routes and look for cycle-path markings. Do not stop across a cycling lane to arrange bags or photographs.
≈-1–2°C · 165 mm rain
Gdansk’s waterfront is cold in December–February, with 2°C highs, −1°C lows and 165 mm of rain. Museums and café meals can anchor the visit, with shorter waterfront walks between indoor stops during colder conditions.
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Ideal for
Culture lovers · Solo travellers
≈4–10°C · 135 mm rain
Gdansk’s historic streets remain cool during March–May, averaging 10°C highs, 4°C lows and 135 mm of rain. Historic streets and neighbourhood outings pair with indoor cultural visits, while a warmer layer remains useful for exposed coastal walks.
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Ideal for
Culture lovers · Solo travellers
≈15–20°C · 215 mm rain
Gdansk’s central and coastal walks suit June–August averages of 20°C highs, 15°C lows and 215 mm of rain. Historic architecture and coastal parks favour June and August, with indoor cultural stops ready when rain interrupts outdoor routes.
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Ideal for
Couples · First-timers
≈8–12°C · 199 mm rain
Gdansk’s September–November river routes cool to 12°C highs and 8°C lows, with 199 mm of rain. Waterfront and neighbourhood walks can alternate with museums and indoor meals, keeping the itinerary useful when showers interrupt outdoor plans.
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Ideal for
Culture lovers · Couples
high / low °C rain, mm best months · Average conditions each month: high and low temperatures, plus rainfall totals.
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A Gdansk base can begin at €20 per night, while €58–145 is the typical accommodation bracket. For budget central family apartments in Centrum, Lunette Apartments starts at €44. The extensive apartment choice makes it possible to stay around historic streets without moving outward purely to find an independent base.
Historic waterfront exploring in Gdansk is recommended in June and August. August supplies the greatest monthly warmth at approximately 21°C, while July records the most rain at around 86 mm. For coastal-park outings, keep museums and cafés available when an outdoor route turns wet.
Blue Mandarin Riverside provides budget central family apartments in Centrum from €51. This supports a stay focused on the historic city and waterfront outings. Coastal parks and beaches can then be excursions, rather than asking the immediate neighbourhood to provide both old-city architecture and a seaside holiday setting.
Centrum puts the Motlawa waterfront and historic architecture first; Przymorze is more relevant for residential surroundings and coastal-park outings. Wrzeszcz provides a shopping and café alternative between those interests. Choose the activities repeated during the stay, rather than letting a single beach visit decide the whole accommodation setting.