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PURO Gdansk Stare Miasto

A design hotel a short walk from the Main Town with a rooftop and bikes.

Reviewed and updated July 2026

PURO Gdansk Stare Miasto

PURO Gdansk Stare Miasto is a design hotel a short walk from the Main Town, with a rooftop and bikes for guests. It sits on Granary Island (Wyspa Spichrzow), across the Motlawa from the Main Town, and makes a stylish, central base for seeing Gdansk on foot.

Design rooms and rooftop

PURO is a design-focused hotel, so the look is modern and considered rather than traditional. A rooftop and guest bikes are part of the offer, the bikes being handy for reaching the waterfront or riding out along the river. For room categories and current rates, check the hotel's official channels, as those details are best taken from the source.

A short walk from the Main Town

The hotel is on Granary Island, across the Motlawa immediately south-east of the Main Town, a short walk over the river to the main sights. That puts you close to the historic core while keeping you a step back from the busiest tourist streets. The European Solidarity Centre and the shipyard area lie to the north, and the Royal Route and riverfront are a few minutes' walk south.

Who should stay at PURO

PURO suits travellers who want a modern design hotel with a central location and a few extras like the rooftop and bikes. Couples and city-break visitors are the natural fit. If you are set on a room right on the river or a traditional historic building, other options will suit you better.

What is nearby

You are within walking distance of both the old town and the shipyard area:

For the wider city, see the Gdansk guide.

Despite the Stare Miasto in its name, PURO actually sits at Stagiewna 26 on Granary Island (Wyspa Spichrzow), across the Motlawa from the Main Town rather than north of it. That places it roughly 150 metres from the Green Gate and 300 metres from the Long Market, an easy walk over the river into the historic core.

The interiors are the work of London studio DeSallesFlint and carry commissioned art, including a geometric mural by the artist Seikon, with rooms kitted out with an iPad and flat-screen TV. Eating and drinking centre on the Dancing Anchor restaurant and the Ink Above rooftop bar. The hotel also appears in the MICHELIN Guide's hotels selection. Room categories and current rates are best confirmed through PURO's official channels.

Good to know

Guest bikes and the rooftop are part of the appeal, so ask about both when you book. Confirm rates and availability through the hotel's official channels.

Frequently asked questions

It sits in the Old Town quarter, a short walk north of the Main Town and its main sights. The European Solidarity Centre and the shipyard area lie to the north, and the Royal Route and riverfront are a few minutes' walk south.
It is a design-focused hotel with a modern, considered look, plus a rooftop and guest bikes that are handy for reaching the waterfront or riding out along the river.
It suits couples and city-break visitors who want a modern design hotel with a central location and a few extras. If you are set on a room right on the river or a traditional historic building, other options will suit you better.
Guest bikes and the rooftop are part of the appeal, so ask about both when you book, and confirm rates and availability through the hotel's official channels.

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