Sheraton Sopot Hotel
Beachfront five-star with an indoor pool and wine cellar
About this hotel
Sheraton Sopot pairs a genuine beachfront address with a spa built around an indoor swimming pool, useful on the Baltic's greyer mornings before or after an Aquapark Sopot trip. Rooms come with air conditioning, a flat-screen satellite TV and a private bathroom with both a bath and shower, and views stretch over either the sea or the surrounding park. The Wave restaurant serves Polish, international and seafood dishes, while the Vinoteque Sopot, set in the cellar of the historic Rotunda, offers wine, a meeting spot and a cigar lounge for evenings once the kids are settled. The hotel sits only two hundred metres from Bohaterów Monte Cassino Street, with Opera Leśna two kilometres out and Ergo Arena 2.9 kilometres away for families catching an event during their stay.
- Beachfront location
- Indoor pool
- Two restaurants
- 200m to Monciak
Our take
Sheraton Sopot suits families wanting beachfront five-star comfort with a genuine indoor pool as backup for grey Baltic days, plus enough evening options, from the Wave restaurant to the Vinoteque wine cellar, that the hotel itself becomes part of the trip rather than just a place to sleep during a longer Baltic coast trip.
- ✓Use the indoor pool on the mornings the Baltic weather turns before committing to a full Aquapark Sopot day.
- ✓Book the Vinoteque wine cellar for an adults' evening once the kids are asleep, a genuinely different atmosphere from a standard hotel bar.
- ✓Reserve early for sea-view rooms specifically, since park-view rooms release more availability closer to arrival.
Why we love it
- Genuine indoor pool for grey Baltic mornings
- Vinoteque wine cellar inside the historic Rotunda
- Two restaurants covering different evening moods
- 200 metres from Bohaterów Monte Cassino Street
Why guests love itThe indoor pool saved one grey, drizzly morning that would otherwise have cancelled our beach plans entirely, and the Wave restaurant's seafood became a family favourite by the third night. We snuck off to the Vinoteque one evening once the kids were asleep, and the historic Rotunda cellar setting made it feel like a genuinely different city than the one we'd spent all day exploring with them.