Hotel ArtusGdansk, ul. Piwna 36/39

Hotel Artus is the only hotel located in the heart of Gdańsk's Main Town. Anyone who decides to stay with us quickly begins to feel at home in Grod nad Motława. Just cross the hotel threshold and take a few steps to find yourself on Długa Street, see the famous Neptune Fountain, the Main Town Hall, Artus Court and St. Mary's Church - the largest brick temple in the world...

Hotel Artus has 50 rooms, including:
-36 double rooms, 12 single rooms and 2 apartments, each of which has a unique character. Each room has: bathroom with shower or bathtub, satellite TV, telephone, fridge, wireless Internet access, safe and mini bars. The equipment of the Artus hotel was designed individually for each room. However, the decor and quality remain the same, regardless of the number on the door.
Additionally, the Artus hotel offers guests:
8 hours room service at 8:00 - 16:00, laundry at the guests' request, daily newspapers at the guests' request. In order to offer our guests all possible amenities, Artus provides an elevator. Reception staff provide assistance in transporting our guests' luggage
When organizing your stay at our hotel, we ask our guests to also plan time for their pets. They are not allowed to enter the hotel premises.

Thanks to an attractive location that the best hotels in Tricity can envy, we give you the opportunity to visit all the attractions that the city of Gdańsk has to offer. The center of Gdańsk also offers great opportunities for companies, the Artus hotel is an ideal place for training, conferences and corporate events.

We belong to a group of high-standard hotels (so-called boutique hotels), we fulfill the wishes of even the most demanding customers, offering high-standard rooms and apartments, and from January 2012 our offer will expand to include Spa treatments.

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Gdańsk - a port city in Poland on the Baltic Sea, located at the mouth of the Motława River and the Vistula River on the Bay of Gdańsk, on the Gdańsk Coast. A cultural, scientific and economic center and a communication hub in northern Poland, the capital of the Pomeranian Voivodeship and the Archdiocese of Gdańsk and the Orthodox Diocese of Białystok-Gdańsk.