Preserved history of Gdansk: long-standing and historical hotels

Hotel Gdansk A real historical symbol of Gdansk is the Hotel Gdańsk, which occupies the building of a former granary, which was built in the 18th century. During the reconstruction, the architects were able to partially preserve the building’s old finish and as a result, today you can see wooden beams under the ceiling in some rooms, just as massive wooden pillars were preserved in public areas. Some of the luxurious rooms were decorated with beautiful antique furniture, which contributed to creating a truly mesmerizing atmosphere. One of the main features of the hotel is its legendary Brovarnia brewery, which distills the best beer in Poland. Gourmets will also have the opportunity to visit the equally famous restaurant, which serves national cuisine.

Gotyk House A special historical atmosphere is characteristic of the Gotyk House . This hotel occupies a unique building that is considered the oldest apartment building in Gdansk; it was built in the year 1453. Charming in its entirety, Gotyk house is ready to offer its customers eight rooms, each with its unique design. What is more, the rooms are decorated in accordance with the beautiful traditions of past centuries. All her rooms feature antique furniture, and some of them are designed with beautiful vintage wallpapers, while others have aristocratic-style panels. The hotel’s guests will have the opportunity to choose a room in which part of the old brick walls has been restored. A walk through the public areas of the hotel will be almost as interesting as paying a visit to a museum; you can see in the corridors and recreation areas, some of the most incredible antique paraphernalia there is.
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Dom Schumannów Dom Schumannów hotel occupies a luxurious historic building with a pink façade. It is located just a couple of steps from the Neptune Fountain. There are nine rooms available to choose from, all with unique design, and styled in the tradition of the 17th and 18th centuries. They are all furnished with chic dark wood furniture and decorated with handmade carvings. The drapery in the rooms is made from colorful satin fabrics, and interesting decorations complement the decor: antique telephones, vintage vases with fresh flowers, mirrors in gilded carved frames and works of art.

Villa Zosieńka The wonderful Villa Zosieńka is also sure to appeal to travelers who are interested in ancient culture. Some of the hotel rooms were decorated in a modern style, while in others the atmosphere of past years managed to be recreated. Such rooms feature beautiful wood finishes, antique furniture, and drapery made from very cute rustic fabrics. On the ground floor, there is a beautiful sitting area with an old fireplace, adorned with luxurious carpets and antique furniture. The villa is surrounded by a picturesque garden that contains trees some of which are over forty years old. During the warm season, beautiful recreational areas, as well as special barbecue spots, are also set-up on its territory.

Villa Asesor Guests of the mini-hotel, Villa Asesor , will be able to spend a few days in a unique atmosphere that will remind them of the not too distant past. Hidden behind the dense thickets of an old garden, the villa offers four comfortable rooms with parquet floors to its guests; they are all furnished with very impressive antique furniture and decorated with exquisitely embroidered fabrics. Vintage accessories give the décor a finishing touch: antique rugs, knitted napkins, and porcelain products. Despite the fact that the choice of rooms in the old villa is quite modest, couples or a family with children will be impressed by them nonetheless, as an excellent playground is equipped in the garden for kids.