Hotel in Gdańsk
Radisson Blu Hotel Gdansk
A refined five-star just off Dluga in the Main Town, steps from the Neptune Fountain. Spacious rooms and a spa in the heart of the old town.
Reviewed and updated July 2026
The Radisson Blu Hotel Gdansk is a refined five-star just off Dluga in the Main Town, a few steps from the Neptune Fountain. It pairs spacious rooms with a spa and puts you in the middle of the old town, within a couple of minutes' walk of the main sights.
Rooms and the spa
This is a full-service five-star, so expect spacious, well-equipped rooms and the service you would look for at the top of the market, along with a spa on site. For room categories, current rates and spa details, check the hotel's official channels rather than relying on figures here, as those change.
Steps from the Neptune Fountain
The hotel sits just off Dluga, the main pedestrian street of the Royal Route, in the historic core of Gdansk. That places you steps from the Neptune Fountain and the length of the Royal Route, with the Motlawa riverfront a short walk east. It is about as central as a stay in Gdansk gets, and everything in the old town is on foot from the door.
Who should stay
The Radisson Blu suits travellers who want a central five-star with a spa and spacious rooms: couples after a comfortable break, business visitors and anyone who values being in the middle of the old town. If you prefer a small boutique or a budget base, other options nearby will suit you better.
What's nearby in the old town
The main sights of Gdansk are on the doorstep:
- Fontanna Neptuna, the Neptune Fountain, steps away on Dlugi Targ.
- Dlugi Targ i Dluga, the Royal Route running past the door.
- Bazylika Mariacka, one of the largest brick churches in the world.
For the rest of the city, see the Gdansk guide.
The hotel sits right on Dlugi Targ (the Long Market), the grand continuation of Dluga that runs down to the river, so the Neptune Fountain and the Main Town Hall are effectively on the doorstep. The spa runs to a sauna and steam room. For room categories, spa opening times and current rates, check the hotel's official channels rather than any figure quoted here.
Good to know
The central location and the spa are the main draws here. Confirm room rates, spa access and availability through the hotel's official channels.
Frequently asked questions
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