The Best Places To Stay In Starogard Gdaski Poland

Starogard Gdański is the capital of Poland’s Kociewie region and makes for an excellent weekend trip away from the nearby cities of Gdańsk, Tczew or Malbork. The city boasts a wide range of interesting curiosities, including a football stadium on an island, the best brewery in the region, a forest where Nazis killed innocent people and a pretty Old Town square. These are the best hotels in and around Starogard Gdański, ranging from budget hostels to swanky countryside venues.

1. Hotel Ren

Hotel

Hotel Ren is arguably the most famous and most popular hotel in Starogard Gdański. It’s more than just a cosy and relaxing hotel. Within the huge complex, there is a large outdoor garden that holds an annual beer festival. There is a spa complex with a swimming pool, sauna and jacuzzi, with massages available. Also included inside the hotel is a bowling alley and a bar. To top it all off, there is an excellent brewery on site, Browar Kociewski. Browar Kociewski has four special beers to try and also appeared on the list of best brewery bars in Poland and of the best bars in Starogard Gdański. All rooms have Wi-Fi and are very modern.

2. Hotel Noclegi Rekord

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It’s not obvious that there is an island in Starogard Gdański, but once you cross the northern bridge away from the main town square (Stary Rynek), you will find yourself on an island that houses a football stadium, a palace and a hotel. This is a budget hotel called Hotel Noclegi Rekord, and it overlooks a football stadium. As a bonus, the hotel also has a small museum dedicated to Kazimierz Deyna, a Polish Olympic Gold Medalist and footballer who helped his country finished third in the 1974 World Cup. The hotel has traditional yet basic rooms, offering reminders of Communist times. Most rooms have Wi-Fi.

3. Hotel Hubertus

Independent Hotel

On the outskirts of Starogard Gdański sits the Hotel Hubertus. This hotel is in a green, leafy area close to nature, but still close enough to the main sights of the town. It has a very cozy and idyllic café and restaurant with a more solemn and relaxed atmosphere. The Kociewie region attracts those who follow horse racing, and so Hotel Hubertus is the nearest hotel to the racecourse. It’s also fully licensed and has great food in a well-designed restaurant and bar. The hotel hosts weddings and conferences, and all rooms have a TV and Wi-Fi.

5. Hostel Famil

Hostel

A good budget option in the town of Starogard Gdański is the Hostel Famil which is located in the downtown area, close to all amenities such as the Stary Rynek (Old Town Square) and the football and basketball stadiums. It is a self-catering option with only three apartments available, so for festivals and summer events, it is advisable to book early. Rooms and bathrooms are cosy, and there is Wi-Fi throughout this no-frills venue. It was the first hostel in the city and is run by a local family.

6. U Agaty

Bed and Breakfast

This is the best option for those wanting to stay in a typical Polish family-run bed and breakfast in a quiet part of Starogard Gdański. It’s also one of the cheapest options in the city and is located just 13 kilometres from an original Gutenberg Bible (housed in a museum in Pelplin). All rooms feature a flat-screen TV with satellite channels and a private bathroom. Free Wi-Fi is available, and every room includes a wardrobe. There is parking outside, and fridges and kettles can be made available.

7. Biały Kruk

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Biały Kruk in Starogard Gdański | Courtesy of Biały Kruk

Biały Kruk translates as White Raven and is known for being one of the finest restaurants in Starogard Gdański. However, rooms are also available here, including a breakfast option. It’s a beautiful venue on the edge of the city. This is the best place to stay for those who want to experience great food and hospitality when visiting Starogard Gdański. The rooms are elegantly furnished and come with everything you would expect, including Wi-Fi. But the real treat is feasting your eyes on the dinner menu.

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