Atmospheric, budget lodgings inside an attractive tenement building in the heart of old Gdańsk. Accommodation ranges from prim singles to bright, clean dorms holding up to fourteen guests. [...]

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With a common room featuring table football, wifi access and a fireplace this is very much one of the new breed of hostels mushrooming around Poland; gone be the days of breaking in through a window in a drunken bid to beat the curfew. It’s a bit of the squash but all the rooms are clean and comfy, and come kitted out in neat looking pine fittings and drapey curtains that don’t always block the sunlight. The welcome is spot on, and the only problem you’re liable to encounter here is the location; expect to be looking at bus timetables or taxi fares if you want to enjoy all Gdańsk has to offer.
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For some the novelty of sleeping on a boat never dies, for others it wears off with the crack of dawn – that’s when the foghorns start blowing and the seagulls squawking. Thank God, therefore, they’re no longer moored right outside a building site. Named after the merry musical land featured in the Beatles’ Yellow Submarine film, this hostel has basic cabins sleeping one to four and shared facilities on the main deck. Note that in quieter months you’ll need to ring ahead to make sure the gang planks not raised.
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A huge white building set back off the main road, with an easygoing atmosphere and spacious, immaculate rooms. There's no drinking, smoking or food preparation allowed in the rooms, but at least the 23:00 curfew is liberal by hostel standards. [...]

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