Radisson Hotel Group announces the opening of the Radisson Blu Hotel, Sopot and the Radisson Hotel Szklarska Poręba, bringing its portfolio to 14 properties in operation in Poland.

Radisson Blu Hotel, Sopot is a new landmark property on the Baltic coastline. The 219-room hotel allows guests to absorb the seaside atmosphere, while also within easy reach of the cities of Gdańsk and Gdynia. 

The hotel’s interior embedded with nature-inspired details has been developed by Iliard Architecture and Interior Design. Built as a multi-flexible complex, guests can enjoy a spa and wellness center, a restaurant, a pavilion with a concert hall for up to 1,000 guests and over 2,000 square meters for business and private events. 

Katarzyna Dowgiałło-Edel, General Manager at Radisson Blu Hotel, Sopotsaid: "We believe that Radisson Blu Hotel, Sopot will be a vibrant resort throughout the year as one of the most prominent meeting and cultural venues within the tri-city metropolis. The infrastructure and facilities we are offering within the hotel complex can be used and enjoyed not only by our clients, but also by local residents who are looking to experience our extensive leisure and MICE offering."

Located at the Giant Mountains, Radisson Hotel Szklarska Poręba welcomes guests to a full-service hotel with Scandinavian-inspired hospitality. The property features 104 rooms and apartments, designed to enhance and embrace the local mountain atmosphere. In addition of a 24/7 gym and a Kids Club, the spa and wellness center offers outdoor activities.

Yilmaz Yildirimlar, Area Senior Vice President of the Area Central & Eastern Europe, Russia and Turkey, said: "As part of our five-year strategic plan, Radisson Hotel Group is developing extensively in Poland and our new openings in Sopot and Szklarska Poręba are extremely valuable additions to our portfolio. We want to reassure our future guests that, with our Radisson Hotels Safety Protocol, we are putting all the relevant measures in place to ensure their health and safety in this new era of travel."