Hotels · Gdańsk, Pomeranian Voivodeship, Poland

Hotel Gdańsk Boutique

Hotel Gdańsk Boutique looks out over the Motława marina from Szafarnia, opposite the historic Żuraw port crane and a short walk from the Długie Pobrzeże waterfront. The address occupies a restored 17th-century granary, placing guests among the water, brickwork and old trading routes that explain Gda

About Hotel Gdańsk Boutique

Hotel Gdańsk Boutique looks out over the Motława marina from Szafarnia, opposite the historic Żuraw port crane and a short walk from the Długie Pobrzeże waterfront. The address occupies a restored 17th-century granary, placing guests among the water, brickwork and old trading routes that explain Gdańsk’s Hanseatic identity. The building combines history with contemporary design, but it is not one uniform hotel category: the property has a five-star Granary wing and a four-star Yachting wing, whose rooms draw on nautical design.

The hotel lists 92 rooms and seven suites or apartments, several with views of the Old Town or marina. The complex also has a regional restaurant, Brovarnia—described by the hotel as the city’s oldest microbrewery—a bar, spa treatment rooms, saunas and a gym, plus limited on-site parking. Room categories differ between the two wings, so photographs and facilities shown for a Granary room should not be assumed to apply to a Yachting rate. Check whether breakfast and spa access are included in the booking.

Guest feedback often praises the waterside setting, staff, comfortable rooms, breakfast and the convenience of having a restaurant and beer brewed on site. Some visitors would like more pool or jacuzzi facilities; other comments point to differences between the wings and room categories. The Google Hotels listing for 9 Szafarnia showed 4.6/5 from 1,553 reviews when checked. That rating describes the property overall and does not replace reading recent comments about the specific room or service you plan to use.

The hotel says the main station is less than a half-hour walk away along Długa, or about ten minutes by taxi; with light luggage, the walk passes monumental streets on the way into the centre. Neptune’s Fountain, St Mary’s Basilica and the port crane are a short stroll away. This location favours the river and marina; travellers who want to wake up on a busy pedestrian street might prefer Artus on Piwna. Hotel Gdańsk offers a broader stay with dining and spa services on site, though both price and facilities vary by wing.

In brief

92 rooms, spa, restaurant and Brovarnia microbrewery in a former granary