Hotels · Gdańsk, Pomeranian Voivodeship, Poland

Hotel Artus

Hotel Artus is at 36/39 Piwna, in Gdańsk’s Main Town and a few steps from St Mary’s Basilica, Neptune’s Fountain and the Royal Route. The street retains narrow façades and pedestrian traffic; guests can step outside and begin sightseeing without arranging transport. It is a three-star property, smal

About Hotel Artus

Hotel Artus is at 36/39 Piwna, in Gdańsk’s Main Town and a few steps from St Mary’s Basilica, Neptune’s Fountain and the Royal Route. The street retains narrow façades and pedestrian traffic; guests can step outside and begin sightseeing without arranging transport. It is a three-star property, smaller in scale than the riverside hotels, and works as a central base for days spent among the historic centre’s squares, churches, shops and cafés.

The hotel has rooms and apartments with private bathrooms, Wi-Fi, television, a safe and a minibar according to the property description; layouts and some amenities vary between rooms. The building also houses Mon Balzac restaurant and wine cellar, and advertises a sauna. Breakfast is served at the hotel; regional dishes are among the details that receive positive mentions, although hours and inclusion depend on the booking. The published three-star classification is a separate measure from guest ratings.

Online feedback repeatedly mentions the excellent location, friendly staff and satisfying breakfast; several travellers value being able to reach the station and main sights on foot. Criticism is more specific: some rooms feel small or awkwardly laid out, and music from nearby bars can carry on weekend nights; there are also occasional comments about bathroom cleanliness. Google Hotels showed 4.4/5 from 947 reviews for 36/39 Piwna. The overall figure is favourable, but read recent comments and request an inward-facing room if you are a light sleeper.

The address sits in a traffic-calmed area, so drivers should check access and parking in advance; this is not a hotel entrance beside a through-road. Gdańsk Główny can be reached on foot through the centre, while a taxi avoids cobbles and pedestrian traffic when carrying luggage. Artus suits a visit focused on architecture and city life, whereas Hotel Gdańsk Boutique adds a marina, spa and microbrewery within a larger complex. The choice comes down to whether you value staying on the historic streets or having more facilities on site.

In brief

Rooms and apartments, restaurant and wine cellar in the heart of the Main Town