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Hotel Wolne Miasto Gdansk

Hotel Wolne Miasto is situated in the middle of the Old Town in Gdansk, neighbouring with the National Wybrzeże Theatre and the most precious manieristic architecture monument Zbrojownia.

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ROOM	Avg. price room/night	TOTAL	BOOK
1 x Double Room De Lux with Breakfast / Special Offer!	£53	£106

Hotel Krolewski in Gdansk

The brand new Krolewski Hotel is situated in the center of the old part of Gdansk Region, by the river Motlawa. High standard, good location and nice service makes your stay unforgettable.

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ROOM	Avg. price room/night	TOTAL	BOOK
1 x Double Room with Breakfast	£57.50	£115

Aureus Hotel

Aureus Hotel is newly opened 3-star hotel located in the very heart of Gdansk�s Old Town. The hotel comprises newly renovated premises in 19th century tenement houses where they offer 32 rooms, a restaurant, a conference hall and a fitness room. Hotel�s interior design is a unique combination of old Gdansk architecture and contemporary style in the jewellery-work chandeliers and decorative wallpapers.

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ROOM	Avg. price room/night	TOTAL	BOOK
1 x Double Room with Breakfast	£67	£134

Kuracyjny

Hotel Kuracyjny is the only place at Polish seaside, where you could spend your free time comfortably, using both the benefits of modern medicine and healthy way of life.

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ROOM	Avg. price room/night	TOTAL	BOOK
1 x Double Room with Breakfast	£72.50	£145

Hanza Hotel in Gdansk

Hotel Hanza is located on the most beautiful places in the Main Town. Modern and luxurious hotel opened in 1997 is with its facade designed to blend in the neighboring buildings.

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ROOM	Avg. price room/night	TOTAL	BOOK
1 x Double Room with Breakfast	£107	£214

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