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Since 1927, the grand art nouveau facade of Sofitel Grand Sopot has defined the Baltic Riviera. Poland's most celebrated seaside casino resort combines 10 gaming tables, 25 slots and dedicated poker with the full splendour of the Accor Sofitel experience — just steps from the famous wooden Sopot pier.
Sofitel Grand Sopot is Poland's most iconic resort hotel. Built between 1924 and 1927 in the Wilhelmine art nouveau style, the Grand stands as the centrepiece of the Baltic Riviera town of Sopot — part of the Trójmiasto agglomeration with Gdańsk and Gdynia. The hotel was completely renovated and upgraded to Sofitel standards; its white façade, grand entrance and historic ballrooms have hosted Polish and international royalty, heads of state and celebrated artists for nearly a century.
The casino at Sofitel Grand Sopot is operated by Casinos Poland Sp. z o.o. — the joint venture of Century Casinos, Inc. (NASDAQ: CNTY) and Polish Airports State Enterprise. The venue covers approximately 6,458 sq ft (600 m²) and features 10 live gaming tables, 25 electronic gaming machines and a dedicated 2-table poker room. The hotel's event facilities accommodate up to 600 guests — making the Grand Sopot Next Travel's flagship destination for the annual Poland Casino Gala.
Sofitel's signature MyBed® system with Baltic Sea panorama from private balcony. The sound of the sea and the historic pier visible at sunrise make this one of Poland's finest room experiences.
The pinnacle of Sopot luxury — a full suite with dedicated terrace facing the sea, butler service, complimentary champagne arrival and access to the Club Millésime executive lounge.
The Casinos Poland venue at Sofitel Grand Sopot is the group's flagship coastal property. The ~600 m² casino floor features 10 live gaming tables (roulette, blackjack, baccarat), 25 electronic gaming machines and a dedicated 2-table poker room with regular tournaments. The venue's Art Nouveau architecture and sea-view terrace bar create an unmatched casino resort atmosphere. Next Travel regularly organises exclusive casino evenings and gala events here for corporate and private groups of up to 600 persons.
ul. Powstańców Warszawy 12/14, 81-718 Sopot
Situated on Sopot's main promenade, the hotel is a 3-minute walk from the famous 511-metre wooden Sopot Pier — the longest in the Baltic — and 2 minutes from Sopot train station (SKM/PKP). Gdańsk Airport (GDN) is 35 minutes by taxi or the SKM rapid urban railway. Gdańsk Old Town is 20 minutes by rail. From Warsaw: 3 hours by Pendolino express train.
