Hotel in Gdańsk
Hotel Fahrenheit
A simple, well-located budget hotel in the Main Town within walking distance of Dlugi Targ. Basic but clean rooms at a fair price.
Reviewed and updated July 2026
Hotel Fahrenheit is a straightforward budget hotel in the Main Town of Gdansk, within walking distance of Dlugi Targ. The rooms are basic but clean, and the price is fair for the location. If you want a base near the old town without paying waterfront rates, it does the job.
Simple budget rooms
This is a no-frills hotel. Expect simple, tidy rooms with the essentials rather than design flourishes or a full range of facilities. The appeal is a clean bed and a central address at a sensible price, which is exactly what many people want for a couple of nights in Gdansk. For current room types, rates and what is included, check the hotel's official channels before you book.
Near Dlugi Targ
The setting is the strong point. You are in the Main Town, the historic core of Gdansk, close enough to walk to the main sights in a few minutes. From here you can reach the Neptune Fountain, the Royal Route along Dluga, and the Motlawa riverfront on foot. Trams and buses run around the edge of the old town for trips further out to Oliwa or the beaches.
Who should stay
Fahrenheit suits travellers who plan to spend their days out in the city and want somewhere central and affordable to sleep. Solo visitors, couples on a budget and short-stay sightseers are the natural fit. If you are after a spa, a pool or river views, look at one of the higher-end options instead.
What's nearby in the Main Town
Almost everything in central Gdansk is a short walk away:
- Dlugi Targ i Dluga, the showpiece Royal Route through the Main Town.
- Bazylika Mariacka, one of the largest brick churches in the world.
- Zuraw, the medieval port crane on the Motlawa.
For the wider city, see the Gdansk guide.
The hotel stands on ul. Grodzka 19, next to the Motława, so the riverside promenade, the Crane, Neptune's Fountain and the Golden Gate are all within a short walk. It is a 3-star property with 23 rooms, five of them larger comfort rooms.
There is a little more here than the no-frills framing suggests: the hotel runs its own restaurant, offers room service and keeps two conference and banquet halls. Room types and rates change, so confirm current details through the hotel's official channels.
Good to know
This is a budget hotel, so set your expectations to clean and central rather than luxurious. Confirm rates, room availability and check-in details through the hotel's official booking channels.
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