Bayjonn Boutique Hotel
250 metres from Sopot's famous wooden Pier
About this hotel
Bayjonn Boutique Hotel occupies a modern building just 250 metres from Sopot Pier, the longest wooden pier in Europe, and 200 metres from the nearest beach, putting it firmly in Sopot's most walkable pocket. Guests can use the sauna free of charge, and rooms feature a flat-screen satellite TV, a private bathroom with bath or shower, free internet and a minibar. The Thai-Thai restaurant is a genuine point of difference, serving traditional Thai dishes prepared by a Thai chef in an oriental-design dining room, alongside breakfast served on-site each morning. Private parking is available for a surcharge if booked in advance, and the hotel sits just seventy metres from Bohaterów Monte Cassino Street, home to shops and landmarks including the Crooked House.
- 250m to Sopot Pier
- Free sauna
- On-site Thai restaurant
- 70m to Monciak
Our take
Bayjonn suits families or couples wanting a boutique, design-forward stay within a very short walk of both the Pier and Monciak, with the Thai-Thai restaurant as a genuinely distinctive dining option; it's a smaller property overall, so families needing extensive on-site resort amenities should look elsewhere instead for a longer, amenity-heavy stay.
- ✓Book the Thai-Thai restaurant at least once, it's one of the few genuinely distinctive dining options in central Sopot.
- ✓Use the free sauna in the evening after a day at Aquapark Sopot rather than paying for spa access elsewhere.
- ✓Reserve private parking ahead of time if driving in, since it's a paid add-on rather than included.
Why we love it
- 250 metres from Sopot Pier
- Free sauna included for all guests
- Thai-Thai restaurant with a Thai chef
- Seventy metres from Bohaterów Monte Cassino Street
Why guests love itThe Thai-Thai restaurant was an unexpected highlight, a proper change from the Polish and international menus we'd had everywhere else in Sopot, and the free sauna gave us something to do most evenings after Aquapark Sopot wore the kids out. Being 250 metres from the Pier meant an after-dinner walk was never a chore, even when everyone was tired from a full day of slides.