Hotels near Polish Post Office Museum

"The IBB Hotel is located just steps from the famous main street of old town Gdańsk. We were warmly greeted by staff. Our room was spacious, clean, and met all our needs. Eating breakfast on the 5th floor, overlooking the old town, was a treat. There was an amazing variety of food and the view was lovely. Plan to stay again soon."

"Lovely spacious room and very clean. All the staff were friendly and helpful. "

"Hotel was lovely and modern. Very clean and the room rate for what you get was great. Breakfast caters for all nationalities and we couldn’t fault it. Only two small areas for improvement from us. My wife mentioned seeing a review about no toaster for bread and I said it can’t be right, but yes, there isn’t a toaster at the hotel which was a bit odd. Secondly the showers in the room could be improved. Water pressure wasn’t great and the shower was ok at best. For such a modern bathroom I’d expect a better shower head. These are two minor things we noticed but we’d 100% stay again. We always find Hampton by Hilton’s are a good family option all over the word"

"Great location, facilities and staff I’ve used many times and each time the same high quality 👍"

"Room was spotless and staff were super helpful."

"Great location, polite staff, good pool and an excellent breakfast with some local food selection "

"2nd stay fantastic as usual"

"Staff were more than helpful with helping us learn about the local area and where to go for things. The aesthetic of this hotel is gorgeous from the street view and also the room. The room was very spacious and had a great view onto the old town high street and all necessities were cared for. If you are planning to visit Gdansk then i would definitely recommend Fama Residence"

"The hotel is about 15-20 walking to the city center which it was amazing. The room was very clean, spacious and comfortable. They have a restaurant with great dinner options. The staff were friendly and helpful. I really recommend this place. Thank you for everything "