Hotel in Sopot
Sopot Marriott Resort & Spa
A large seafront resort with a big spa at the quieter southern end of the beach.
Reviewed and updated July 2026
The Sopot Marriott Resort & Spa is a large seafront resort with a big spa, set at the quieter southern end of the beach. It puts a full resort on the sand while keeping some distance from the busiest part of the promenade. For the wider picture of the town, see the Sopot guide.
Resort rooms and style
This is a resort hotel in the international mould, built around a large spa and the seafront setting. It runs at scale, with the amenities you would expect of a big brand property. For room types, spa details, current rates and booking, check the hotel's official channels.
At the quiet southern beach
The resort sits at the southern end of the Sopot beach, away from the crowds around the pier. That trades some of the central buzz for a calmer stretch of sand and a more relaxed setting. The pier and the pedestrian centre are a walk or a short ride to the north along the front.
Who should stay at the Marriott
Travellers who want a resort and spa on the beach with a quieter stretch of sand, and are content to walk or ride into the centre. It suits a spa-led break more than a stay pinned to the main strip.
Nearby at the southern end
North along the front lies the Sopot pier and Skwer Kuracyjny, the Spa Square where the resort's grand buildings and the beach meet. From there the pedestrian ulica Bohaterow Monte Cassino, known as Monciak, leads into the centre of town, its cafes and restaurants running the length of the street.
The wellness offer is the resort's calling card. Its Mera Spa is billed as the largest in the region, with around 35 treatment rooms, and the hotel runs four pools, one of them an outdoor pool on the roof (reserved for guests over 16). For treatment menus, opening times and spa booking, confirm through the hotel's official channels.
Eating is handled in-house across a few rooms: Mera Brasserie covers breakfast and all-day dining, Pescatore is the fine-dining option, and the Fox Lounge does cocktails. The hotel is classed as a 4-star (Deluxe) property. Its address is Bitwy pod Płowcami 59, in the Karlikowo stretch at the southern end of Sopot's seafront, which fits its position away from the busiest run of the promenade.
Good to know
The southern-beach setting is calmer but further from the pier and the main street. For rates, spa treatments and booking, use the hotel's official site.
Frequently asked questions
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Villa Sentoza
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Hotel Bayjonn
A modern hotel right on ulica Bohaterow Monte Cassino, steps from the pier gate. Central and practical for a car-free stay.
Hostel Sopot
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More to explore in Sopot
Restaurant
Bulaj
A seafront favourite doing Baltic fish and seasonal Polish cooking with a sea view.
Attraction
Sopot Pier
The longest wooden pier in Europe, reaching more than 500 metres into the Bay of Gdansk from the elegant heart of the resort.
Attraction
ulica Bohaterow Monte Cassino
Known locally as Monciak, this pedestrian street is Sopot's lively spine, lined with cafes, restaurants and townhouses leading straight down to the pier. It buzzes with buskers and crowds through the summer season.
Attraction
Krzywy Domek
The Crooked House is a warped, fairytale-like building on Monciak whose facade appears to melt and bend, inspired by the illustrations of Jan Marcin Szancer. It has become one of the most photographed structures on the Polish coast.
Attraction
Sopot Museum (Muzeum Sopotu)
A local history museum set in a 1903 to 1904 seaside villa, where restored ground-floor interiors and changing exhibitions trace the story of Sopot as a Baltic resort.
Restaurant
Monciak waffle and fish stands
The line of promenade kiosks selling gofry waffles, fish and chips and grilled corn through the summer. A few PLN each and open late in season.