Hampton by Hilton Oliwa

Nice hotel, a little bit far from Sopot or Center of Gdańsk. Solid service and breakfast. Rooms a bit dark.

Hotel is located at the best place to go to Gdańsk old town and Sopot.

This hotel is nice! Simple yet elegant. I had the chance to stay here on my way to Bydgoszcz. Staff are very friendly, accommodating, and polite. The hotel is clean, they change the towels everyday, and you can ask for your bed linens to be changed too. Breakfast is buffet style and there’s a great selection of food. The only problem is the hotel’s location if you are a tourist. The tourist spots are a bit far. But there’s a beautiful park nearby. All in all, this hotel is great! I enjoyed my stay!

Super hotel w bardzo dobrym miejscu. Wszędzie blisko. Śniadania super. Bardzo zróżnicowane myślę, że każdy będzie zadowolony. Polecam dla pojedynczych osób ale też dla par a nawet rodzin z dziećmi

性價比高，好

The hotel is rather new and in overall good conditions. It offers the standard comfort of the Hampton hotels of the new generation and is located in the cosy neighbourhood of Gdansk-Oliwa. The hotel has several highly positive points. First of all the location. It is right in the centre of this small and pretty town, only 100 metres away from the railway station and in front an immense public park, which will delight nature lovers. The sea and its beautiful shores are less than 1 kilometre away. The historical centre of Gdansk can be reached in 30 minutes with trams 6 and 12, both stopping in front of the hotel. Transfer from / to the airport by public transportation is very straightforward: bus #122, coming from the airport, stops just in front of the hotel, at the stop named “Oliwa04”; the trip takes about 40 minutes and the frequency is one run per hour. Rooms are the standards to be found in the Hampton hotels of the new generation: small, but well designed and validly furnished with all the amenities needed by a traveller (except the refrigerator); soundproofing is good, and also the rooms fronting the high traffic main street are quiet. The hotel is a low raise building of only three floors, and the reception is at floor 1 (floor 2, according to American numbering). Status of maintenance appears good and cleanliness is also good. Room servicing is generally made in the afternoon, but this is an inconvenience that is now common to many hotels of the Hilton chain. The staff is appropriately friendly, but they will not overdue it. Prices are definitely moderate. For any need of the traveller, a very large supermarket is available at the ground floor of the same building of the hotel. In this decidedly positive picture, breakfast is out of tune, being characterized by scarcity of choices and a not exciting cuisine. Concerning the scarcity of choices, its enough to say that in the six days of my stay I never saw potatoes, and I could not eat eggs cooked in other ways than scrambled, with the sole exception of the day I had my breakfast very early in the morning and found a tray containing 2 (two) fried eggs in total: I took both, and nobody after me had the chance to get one. This illustrates how the buffet is reasonably stocked in the very early hours of the morning, but then it is not replenished regularly, so that after some times the trays become a pile of unpleasantly rummaged leftovers, and nobody seems to care of refilling them or rearranging the food in order to make it more presentable. Another remark concerns the clothes-dryer installed in the bathroom. It is a very useful accessory and is perfectly functional, but a sign placed in a prominent position strongly advises against using it, because it could get “discoloured”; in which case the hotel would charge the customer a fee of 1000 Zloty ! Staff is appropriately kind, but not overdoing it. Rates are generally moderate. There is no business centre, nor a computer connected to