This is no 4 star hotel. Having nicely designed rooms with modern room controls does not make it 4 stars. A 4 star hotel should be quiet, comfortable, and appointed with quality bedding and linens. This hotel has none of those things. The bed is hard and uncomfortable, the pillows are a thin joke, the bath towels are tiny. The shower has a raised plastic floor that flexes and is noisy and slippery. They actually have a sign up in the bathroom warning of the slippery shower floor. Instead of putting effort into a sign, why not actually solve the problem with some anti-slip stick-on material? This is exactly the mentality of the management that reflects the mediocrity of this hotel. Across from our room is a storage closet for housekeeping. 7:14 am several housekeeping staff are dragging equipment out of this room, talking and laughing loudly, and slamming doors. This was every morning for 3 days. We assumed it was rude guests until I opened the door this morning to make it stop, and was surprised to see houskeeping staff as the culprits. This is a fitting backdrop to the noise from the parking lot outside the window, the trains, and the noisy roadway. We asked for a quiet room and were assured this was it. The room has great room darkening shades on the big windows of this corner room. But a small window up high has no shade, so there is no way to darken the room. If you hope to sleep, which is the primary use case for a hotel room, this isn't the hotel for you. I most definitely will not stay here when I am in Gdansk again.

We enjoyed our stay here very much. Our premium room was spacious and well appointed and the underfloor heating in the bathroom was a nice touch. The building has been very well renovated and is convenient to the station, shopping and the old town. The excellent restaurant and brewery on site was much appreciated!

Great location, close enough to the old town. Beautiful view from the window. The room was grubby and really needs a commercial cleaner to take the stains from the carpet and bed and repaint the bathroom door properly. There is a small gym but it could use a bit more equipment. The breakfast buffet is overpriced for the quality you get. The food is borderline terrible, and I'd highly recommend staying away. There are many nice cafés in the Old Town. This isn't a 4-star hotel. Due to the wear and tear of the room, and a lack of facilities such as spa and wellness, this hotel surely feels more like a 3-star at best. For the same price I guarantee you'll find a much nicer hotel with better facilities and higher quality rooms.

I checked into the hotel on the Saturday 21 October 2023 in the afternoon to a clearly harassed and unfriendly receptionist. I was traveling alone although my wife had stayed here a week earlier and recommended it. When I checked into the hotel I booked dinner for 8pm but was not told they would be busy or that a wedding party had booked dinner. When I arrived for dinner at 8pm I was told there was a 1 hour wait because the kitchen was too busy and this was normal for a Saturday night. Because I was dining alone I was given a high table with a stool rather than a table and chair and was made to sit on a stool for the hour while I waited for my late dinner. The food was good but I was disappointed I hadn’t been pre-warned by the receptionist. I hope my experience is a one off given the usually good reviews the hotel has here but when I told my experience to my wife she asked if it happened on a Saturday. When I said yes she said her experience of the reception staff was adequate while it had been much better on other days.

I recently had the pleasure of visiting the Central Hotel Gdansk, and I must say, it was an experience to remember. From the moment I stepped foot into the hotel, I was greeted with warmth and hospitality that made me feel right at home. One of the highlights of my stay was undoubtedly the incredible food and the wide variety of beers available. The hotel boasts an impressive selection of different kinds of beer, and I thoroughly enjoyed exploring the flavors and aromas they had to offer. What made it even more special was the opportunity to witness the beer-making process firsthand, as the hotel also offers a tour on-site. It was fascinating to see the dedication and passion that goes into crafting each pint. The people at Central Hotel Gdansk truly made my stay exceptional. The staff members were not only knowledgeable and professional but also incredibly friendly. They went above and beyond to ensure that I had everything I needed and that my stay was comfortable. I would like to extend a special thanks to Anja, who works at the hotel, for recommending and inviting me this hotel and some fantastic places to visit in the area. Her insights truly enhanced my overall experience. Furthermore, I would like to express my gratitude to the manager and waitress Zuzaa as well, for their exceptional service. They were both incredibly friendly and kind, making me feel like a valued guest throughout my stay. Their genuine warmth and attentiveness added an extra layer of enjoyment to my time at the hotel. The Central Hotel Gdansk also impressed me with its unique blend of modern and classic interior design. The ambiance was inviting and stylish, creating a comfortable and visually pleasing atmosphere. It was evident that great care had been taken to create a space that was both aesthetically pleasing and functional. In conclusion, my stay at the Central Hotel Gdansk was nothing short of remarkable. The delicious food, extensive beer selection, friendly staff, and captivating interior design all contributed to an unforgettable experience. I highly recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Gdansk, and I am already looking forward to my next visit.

This was our hotel of choice in our Gdansk trip, rooms were clean and was cleaned every day, the location of the hotel is also great. The breakfast was ok, nothing special but the dinner in the beerhall was really, really good.

Just arrived home from a 2 night trip to Gdansk and stay at the Craft Beer Central Hotel. The hotel is exceptional value for money. Location: located directly next door to the train station for arrivals/travelling and a 10 minute walk into the main bar area of Gdansk, 15-20 minutes to the river. Rooms: beautiful, modern & clean rooms. Large comfy beds with individual quilts which led to two of the best night's sleep I have had in a long time. We overlooked the main road, whilst windows were closed the noise didn't affect us. The bathroom came with underfloor heating, my top tip is to keep your bathroom door closed and turn down the thermostat in your main room on arrival, the rooms do get hot. We opened the windows at every opportunity whilst awake. Breakfast: great choice of food Bar: as others have said, the hotel has a lower level bar and reception level bar and restaurant. It was one of the highlights of our trips, a great selection of beer from their own brewery. A very friendly team, who know what they are talking about. Service: friendly and efficient staff.

This is my first time in Gdansk, thanks to the hotel for a great time in this beautiful city!

Ideal location if you are using the train. Great restaurant downstairs where you can taste the craft beers .. the fried sprats were delicious. We had a fabulous room .. a little warm but not a problem and the bed was so comfortable. We'd definitely visit again. There was an issue with the lock but the staff were very helpful at getting it fixed.

I recently had the pleasure of staying at the Craft Beer Hotel, and I must say, it was an exceptional experience. From the moment I arrived, I was greeted by the warm and friendly reception staff, who made me feel right at home. The rooms at the Craft Beer Hotel are very clean and modern, with beautiful decor that gives the space a luxurious feel. The rooms are also very spacious, providing ample room to move around and relax. I was impressed with the attention to detail and how well-maintained everything was during my stay. The cleaning service at the hotel is also fantastic. The staff went above and beyond to ensure that my room was spotless and tidy every day. I appreciated the attention to detail, and it made my stay that much more comfortable. The only downside to my stay was the restaurant downstairs. While the atmosphere was lovely, I found the food to be quite poor. In particular, the chicken wings were awful. However, this was a minor inconvenience compared to the overall experience of my stay. Overall, I highly recommend the Craft Beer Hotel for anyone looking for a comfortable and luxurious stay. The exceptional cleanliness and modernity of the rooms, along with the very friendly reception staff, make this hotel stand out from the rest. Despite the poor restaurant experience, I would definitely stay here again.

A most excellent high end hotel, 4 stars, at least. Immaculate, stylish room, very quiet, superb beds and linen, pristine and large bathrooms. It's a couple of kilometers to the old town. A real treat

Craft Beer Central Hotel is set within a stately neo-gothic former railway administration building, and was lovingly restored to reflect its original 1910 appearance. This hotel has witnessed the horrors of WWI, WWII, the Solidarity anti-Soviet movement which would lead to the overthrow of Soviet control in Poland as well as the reclamation of Polish identity and independence.

A nice hotel attached to a craft beer brewery. 2 minutes from the train station and an easy 5 mnute walk to the main thoroughfare and Forum shopping centre. The room was big but much too warm. The aircon was running but it didn’t work. The bar/restaurant staff were not at all friendly or welcoming.

This beautiful location was converted into a hotel in 2017, and the high quality of the renovation shows. I realize it's an odd way to gauge the overall impression of a location, but I often find that if the doors in the hotel are well made, the quality of the rest of the hotel usually follows suit. And here they are. The top things to notice are the beautiful, historic building, the PG4 restaurant and Brewery, and the beautiful rooms. The things to disregard are the breakfast buffet (almost everything is store-bought and not premium), and the English abilities of the hotel crew. We had a very nice dinner at the restaurant. The skills of the chefs are impressive, the beer is good, and the staff is wonderful. Especially our waitress Zuzanna (I hope I got that right), who was above and beyond. Notes for management: Better pillows would make the rooms stand out. Changing the shower, so that the water doesn't naturally flood the floor outside the shower cabin will help you long term. Helping the hotel crew to a better English, might make international customers feel more welcome - This does not include the restaurant crew downstairs, they were great.

Didn't stay at the hotel, but went to the micro brewery in their restaurant. GREAT craft beer selection...MUST

The Central Hotel is conveniently located just steps from the train station and a short walk to the historic Old Town. The rooms are clean and well-appointed and the staff are very pleasant and professional. The bar and restaurant on the lower floors of the hotel are charming and reasonably priced.

Tasty beer directly brewed in the hotel/restaurant. We stayed 3 nights. Perfect combination - brewery and hotel. Super friendly staff. We will be back.

Hotel located next to central station, so well-located for tourists. Room was clean, European breakfast was good too. Disadvantage is that is so noisy(because of trains) and in our stay we had fire alarm during the day. Unfortunately, we slept and siren started, of course it was just a mistake of system.

Amazing value for money especially for its room and location. Within a short walk you’re in the city centre. The rooms are a very good size and we’re kept clean throughout our stay. If we ever go back to Gdansk we’ll be booking here again.

Great service, we had some beers and breakfast, and what I can tell is that I will stay once I'm back to Gdansk the next time!!!

Being nice is not enough. The hotel looks really cool, it's nice and different. Also close to downtown and the old town. But.. Problem 1:We got a room that was really warm, making sleeping tough.. And there was no way to turn down the temperature. I talked to the reception at 3 separate times during our stay that weekend but they didn't do anything. Only way to get it liveable was to open av window. Problem 2: The hotel is right next to the trainstation and a really busy (main?) road. So by opening the windows it got really noisy making it difficult to fall asleep. We also woke several times each night and earlier then we would like on our weekend trip. Gdansk is a really nice city and as I started this review, really cool hotel. But the lack of service ruined it for us. It might be that we were unlucky with our room and others are better, but if not.. Stay clear of this hotel.

Stayed for a few days over the newyear period..very nice hotel...

Comfortable rooms, central location, good beer choice. Somewhat loud street and unfortunately WiFi didn't work during my second night.

4* is really a little low for this hotel but 5* would be too high. It's a solid 4.5* Firstly, the location is excellent - not even 5 minutes from the main station. Until the end of WW2, the building was part of the station complex, housing the rail inspectorate. The hotel itself is very nice - a lot of thought has gone into the decor. The rooms are also very nice - there's a fridge, a safe, and a kettle. No minibar but that was not an issue for me. The staff were a mixed bag - I spoke to two different receptionists: one was polite but not exactly welcoming or giving off the impression he was overly interested in his work. The other guy I spoke to was friendly, helpful, and efficient. The bed was comfy and the shower amazing. I didn't get any food from the restaurant, so I can't comment on that but I did go down for a drink. Again, it was a nice room and clearly a lot of effort had been put into it. The bartender on the other hand could not have been less interested in serving us - when we eventually left, he didn't even acknowledge us when we said goodnight. Unfortunately, there were a few things that stopped it being 5* but they were fairly minor things... the carpet is looking a little tired now - it's perhaps coming up for replacement or it just looks older than it is. One of the towels had a hole in it (as did the wall), the bathroom mirror light wasn't working in one room and the bin in the bathroom hadn't been emptied during cleaning after the last occupant left in the other room. The hotel is situated on a busy road next to a train line & a tram line. Whilst it's impossible to eliminate all noise, it's quieter than expected. All I heard was the occasional tram and one or two cars whose owners decide that the main road is actually a race track. These things are pretty minor and overall the hotel just needs a little more attention to detail which would fix almost all issues. The only real disappointment was the beer situation. Part of what drew me to the hotel was the name: "Craft Beer Central". I was expecting a wide selection of craft beers. Turns out they make 3 - an IPA, a Lager, & a Dark beer. This seems like a massive missed opportunity and ever so slightly misleading - I really expected more than 3 to say the whole concept of the hotel is built around them brewing their own beers. Don't get me wrong, it is a lovely hotel and it would be hard to beat in terms of value - I've paid more for worse hotels just in Gdańsk. If it was one or two minor issues, I wouldn't be as bothered but with there being quite a few, I just can't give it 5*, however I would certainly book again if I was in Gdańsk.

The hotel is located just outside the main train station which is very convenient. It is also located in the historical building and its beautiful inside with high ceilings and the vibe of an past times connected with modern feeling. The rooms are big with comfortable beds and super clean bathroom. You have plenty of space to unpack your belongings. The hotel has a restaurant that also brews their own beer. You can easily get a beer or drink, or food and bring this to your room. They also sell beer at the concierge office and I assure you this beer is fantastic. There is a little bit of sound coming off the streets as the hotel is located in busy area but that did not bothered us at all. Walking distance to the old city area is about 20 minutes. I highly recoomend this place if you want to be close to everywhere but not overwhelmed by the tourists on the other hand.

Comfortable place to stay, good breakfast, very close to the city centre.

All good, just very disappointed my flight was delayed 90 minutes and didn't get chance to sample any craft ale.

Good breakfast, good bier. Nice, newly refurbished hotel. Little noisy and instable wifi

Great hotel. Friendly staff, limited, but very good food. Great beers and excellent rooms. Coming back for sure!

Very comfy beds, fancy bathrooms, super friendly staff, close to Gdansk main station and old town AND in their restaurant excellent beer from their own brewery plus delicious food is served. Absolutely recommended!

First of all...location. this hotel is located at walking distance of Forum shopping center, old town, st Mary church and Amber Museum, right in the middle of Gdansk. Old building with high seelings, totally renovated with wifi, smart controls of lights, ventilation and temperature in the rooms. Everything is clean, fresh, bed is comfortable, tv and minibar also available. The restaurant inside the hotel makes you not wanting to eat somewhere else, having both international dishes but also local polish cuisine. Huge choice of beer, from pils to ipa and much more with the factory barrels visible in the restaurant. Absolutely nothing to complain about, Great hotel and best location! Thank you Hotel Central in Gdansk!

Very nice place to stay close to the train station and the city center. Nice and helpful staff. Clean and nice rooms. Special thanks to Katarzyna for her great tipps to explore Gdansk!

Very pleasant stay, lovely room and staff. Prices are very good, the hotel is well located so easy to get to the city center and they have very nice homemade beer and a great bar!

The hotel boked a cab for us to the AirPort. The cabdriver asked for 140 zloty and said only cash. He tried to fool us. The driver didnt have facemask and the frontlights didnt work on the car so the police stopped us. Tourist should be able to trust the hotel members and taxi companies they partner with.

The room is nice, clean and modern! The staff was polite and helpfull. The location of the hotel is close to Long market, forum mall, Christmas market etc. The breakfast was good but they should get better at refilling the food because f.eks. the cheese had seen better days. We got a room close to the traffic, so if you are a light sleeper that could effect your sleep. But all in all a very good hotel. I recommend it.