It was clean and enough for a short stay. All the kitchen supplies were in place, as well as tea, coffee, salt, sugar and such. The location was great — cozy quiet block with private houses, very close to a tram stop from where you can conveniently commute to any major tourist attraction and railway station.

The facility itself is not very comfortable — confined, dingy, slippery floors, tricky tripping step on the way to the kitchen, lousy soundproofing. Nothing too bad, but these little things add up. I also didn't appreciate it when the owner or the receptionist (don't know for sure) kept trying to talk to me in Russian, even though I specifically said I don't speak this language. 😐 He seemed quite friendly, but this thing made me very uncomfortable.

It’s cool to have a private room for the price of a bunk bed on a hostel. But be prepared to take the tram 20-25 minutes downtown Gdansk or Sopot (1 euro, not much!)

It can be noisy, but not much. One night out of three.

warm, comfortable room

not the best location, plenty of stairs to get to the top

Very nice, clean and friendly wellcoming ❤️

The key card was a bit difficult 🙄😅

Location was good and price was good. The person from reception guided very well.

Heating system didn't work the whole night. I even complained and they said it works slow but it will work. But it never worked. Bed sheets weren't cleaned. There were hairs on bed sheets.

the bathroom arrangements

Don't be fooled by the budget price, Sejf is NOT a budget hotel! Thoughtfully equipped with everything advertised. Self catered with stuff bought in next door Zabka, open 6am - 11pm. 5 min. walk to tram. 2 stops to big shopping centre.

Absolutely nothing to dislike!

it was very central in the city and very close to stores and metro stations.

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