Gdańsk · Motława riverfront
Gdańsk,
from the window
A narrow gabled townhouse of fifty-five rooms, steps from the Long Market — with its own small casino inside the building, one flight up from the lobby.
01 Hotel
We kept the house as it was: tall, slim, leaning a little toward the river.
The building is amber-lit and plain inside. Breakfast is served in the vaulted brick cellar, where the arches are low and the coffee is good. By evening the roof terrace opens over the medieval crane and the water beyond it.
Fifty-five rooms, a reception that stays awake, and a staircase that remembers every floor. We give you a key, a view, and directions written by someone who actually walks these streets.
02 Rooms
- R1 Standard A quiet interior room with amber detailing and a high narrow window. sleeps 2
- R2 Courtyard Facing the cobbled courtyard, away from the morning traffic of the quay. sleeps 2
- R3 River View Tall windows onto the Motława and the comings and goings of the water. sleeps 2
- R4 Gable Suite Under the old gable, with a sitting corner tucked beneath the beams. sleeps 3
- R5 Roof Suite The top of the house, with private access to the terrace over the crane. sleeps 4
03 Old Town
Long Market
The grand street of merchant houses and the Neptune fountain, a short turn from our door.
The Crane
The medieval port crane on the waterfront, dark timber against the sky.
Mariacka
The amber shops along Mariacka Street, under their stone terraces and gargoyles.
The Shipyard
The historic shipyard district, now galleries, yards and a long industrial skyline.
The casino on the mezzanine
Our casino sits inside the hotel, on the mezzanine level directly above the lobby. You reach it up the lobby staircase, which means guests can walk from their room to the floor and back without ever stepping outdoors or crossing the quay. It is a modest, low-key space: a handful of tables, a small bar, soft light, and no sense of hurry.
The casino opens in the evenings only and never during the day; the current hours are listed at reception each afternoon. The casino entrance is at the top of the lobby staircase, so there is no separate street door to find. Dress is smart casual — nothing formal, but no sportswear at the threshold.
Entry to the casino is strictly 18+, the Polish legal age, and photo ID is checked at the entrance every time, for everyone. The casino keeps its house rules plain and posted on the gaming floor: staff set table limits during the session, and those limits are final. If you would rather step away for a while, self-exclusion from the casino is arranged in person at reception, quietly and without fuss. The room is part of the hotel, run at the hotel's pace, and meant to be the easy end of an evening.
04 Contact
Address Stay Vo, Długie Pobrzeże 12, 80-888 Gdańsk, Poland
Phone +48 58 300 01 20
Email [email protected]
From Gdańsk Główny Ten minutes on foot: cross toward the Old Town, follow the river down to the quay.
From Lech Wałęsa airport About thirty minutes by taxi, or the train to Gdańsk Główny and a short walk.
Casino hours and house rules are available at reception.