We recently stayed at a hotel right on the beach in a quiet part of town, conveniently close to Sopot’s city center. The beach bar was a nice touch, offering beach chair service, though you’ll need to bring your own towels. The hotel’s restaurant serves a good breakfast buffet with fresh eggs, vegetables, hams, cheeses, and breads. We also had a nice lunch there. The reception staff were very friendly and helpful, making our stay easy and pleasant. Our room was comfortable with modern decor, although the lack of air conditioning made it a bit warm during hot summer nights. Housekeeping was fairly minimal, with just a towel change and a quick floor sweep. Overall, we enjoyed our stay and would consider returning, particularly for the location and friendly service.

The hotel does not provide beach towels, so guests need to bring their own. The rooms lack air conditioning, which can make them uncomfortable during hot summer nights. Housekeeping was minimal, limited to a towel change and a quick sweep of the floor.

Don't be thrown off by the shabby outside of what is a great looking modernist villa in the style of 1930's Gdynia. Inside the rooms are spotless and brand new as is the restaurant. Even the rooms that are not sea facing give you a glimpse of the beach and they all open onto a lovely old park where the only distraction are the cars parked below. But no concrete, just pines and other old trees. Restaurant serves an OK buffet brekafast but you can probably get better value by gettung just the room and then doing an a la carte breakfast with some of the tasty stuff that is on the menu but not included in the buffet. The hotel is basically on the beachfront, spearated just by a path and bike path that runs along the whole tricity beach front, you can go barefoot from hotel to beach. And the beach - well this is the sublime sand that makes the Polish coast so unique. The sea itself is cold - locals and any northeners will go in, if you're looking for Med temperatures this isn't the place. All the boozy, clubby, hip attractions of Sopot are a short walk away - sufficiently close so that it's not difficult to reach but far enough so you don't get the noise. Also, check out the quaint houses of the original fishing village which are just around the back of the hotel. The several fishing boats that still operate out of Sopot are also based here so if you get up at 7 a.m. you can watch the fishermen haul in the catch of the day and see them selling the fresh fish in their stall.

Give the exterior a lick of paint and it's all set. Or better don't as it makes it more of a hidden gem.

Great location and nice personal. Comfortable room with side sea view. Maybe too soft bed, but it depends on your preferences. Breakfasts were good, but nothing exceptional and too expensive. It's better and cheaper to take breakfast positions from the restaurant menu.

Coffee from coffeemaker on breakfast was really terrible. And orange juice was definitely made from some powder.

Location, the room

Small tv, toilet especially shower needs a bit refreshment , I had room near trash bin on corridor not pleasant neigherhood

Friendly staff, very helpful and clean, buffet breakfast with plenty of choice . Great location to beach and short walk into town.

Bathroom very small

Was a lovely trip by the sea. The room was nice. Enjoyed our 2 night stay Nice restaurant also lovely restaurants very close by.

Nothing to not like it was all fine

Wonderful location, right on the beach. The staff was very welcoming, helpful, and friendly.. The room was clean and comfortable.

Friendly staff and very clean room. Everything i need is all prepared in the room.

Just a small thing: the bathroom sink is too small for use.

Location was very good, a short walk to Sopot and seconds to the beach. The food was varied and good, ample parking available.

Nothing really, the hotel looks much better inside than outside, very comfortable.

Location Kitchen Renovation

A little old building