Radisson Blu Hotel, Gdansk is a five-star hotel at Długi Targ 19, 80-828 Gdańsk, on the Long Market in the heart of the Main Town (Główne Miasto). It occupies a row of tall, gabled merchant-style facades a short walk from the Green Gate and the Motława waterfront. Travelers choose it for its location on Gdańsk’s grand royal route, along with warm, modern rooms, an international restaurant, a pub-style bar and meeting spaces for business groups.
What to Expect at Radisson Blu Hotel, Gdansk
Behind the reconstructed Hanseatic-style frontage, the interiors are contemporary, with warm wood tones, soft textiles and blackout curtains. Room categories run from Standard and Superior rooms to Business Class rooms and suites. Some rooms face the Long Market, while others overlook the quieter inner courtyards. Business travelers tend to choose the upgraded tiers for their extra amenities. Couples on a city break often request a market-facing room to watch the evening light on the townhouses.
Dining centers on the hotel’s international restaurant, which serves a breakfast buffet and à la carte lunches and dinners. The menu mixes Polish classics such as pierogi and Baltic fish with European dishes. The pub-style bar pours Polish beers, wines and cocktails in a relaxed setting. A fitness center and conference rooms make the hotel practical for working trips, and a 24-hour front desk handles concierge requests, tour advice and luggage storage.
- Long Market Address: The hotel is steps from Neptune’s Fountain, Artus Court and the Green Gate.
- International Restaurant: It offers buffet breakfast plus Polish and European dishes at lunch and dinner.
- Pub-Style Bar: The bar serves local beers and cocktails for a relaxed evening drink.
- Meeting Spaces: Modern rooms suit board meetings, workshops and small events.
- Fitness Center: The on-site gym is free for guests.
Radisson Blu Hotel, Gdansk at a Glance
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Address | Długi Targ 19, 80-828 Gdańsk, Poland |
| Neighborhood / Area | Main Town (Główne Miasto), Old Town core |
| Operating Hours | Reception open 24 hours; check-in typically from 3 pm, check-out by noon |
| Admission / Price Range | Five-star, $$$; rates vary by season |
| Recommended Visit Duration | 2 to 4 nights |
| Nearest Transit / Parking | Gdańsk Główny station about 15 minutes on foot; tram stops near Brama Wyżynna; paid garages nearby |
| Official Website & Phone | radissonhotels.com · +48 728 338 837 |
Visiting Tips, Getting There & Nearby Pairings
Book early for July, August and the St. Dominic’s Fair, when Main Town rates rise sharply. Długi Targ is a pedestrian zone, so taxis stop at its edges. Confirm drop-off and parking arrangements with the hotel before arriving by car. From Gdańsk Główny railway station, the walk runs through the Upland Gate and along Długa Street. Trams and city buses stop near the Upland Gate, and Lech Wałęsa Airport is about 25 to 30 minutes away by taxi.
The surrounding cobblestones can be uneven for wheelchairs and strollers. Request an accessible room and elevator-served floor when booking. Within a 5 to 10 minute walk you can reach the Green Gate and the Long Bridge waterfront, the amber shops of Mariacka Street, and St. Mary’s Basilica with its tower climb.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the check-in times and the best time to stay?
Reception is open 24 hours, and check-in usually starts at 3 pm. May, June and September offer mild weather with fewer crowds than midsummer.
How much does a room cost?
The hotel sits in the five-star, $$$ tier, and rates change by season and room category. Check the official Radisson website for live rates and member discounts.
How long should I stay?
Two to four nights covers the Main Town and a day trip to Sopot or Westerplatte. Business guests often stay one or two nights around meetings.
Is the hotel family and wheelchair friendly?
Families appreciate the central location and the breakfast buffet. Wheelchair users should request an accessible room in advance, because the surrounding cobblestones are uneven.
When planning your Gdansk travel guide or comparing verified hotels and restaurants in Gdansk, pair this stop with standout local spots including Dariusz Kobzdej Square, Hotel Hanza, Radisson RED Gdansk, and IBB Hotel Gdańsk (nearby).
