Belmar Park Resort

“Było ok ale raczej nie wrócę”

The rooms were large, clean, and nicely furnished, but everywhere there was a smell of fried food, which was unpleasant. For a hotel of this size, the wellness area is quite small and the pool is actually located elsewhere. In summer that’s fine, but walking outside to an unheated pool in the fall isn’t enjoyable.

Oliwia·2 हफ़्ते पहले

I had a very successful stay! The hotel was clean and well‑maintained, the SPA area was great, and the breakfast was delicious. The proximity to the beautiful beach is a big plus, and even a short stay lets you truly relax. Highly recommended!

Jedwabska·2 हफ़्ते पहले

“Polecam tylko z autem”

Breakfast was good and varied, the property was clean, the rooms were tidy, and each room had a fridge, air‑conditioning, a balcony, and quietness. The pool, sauna, and jacuzzi were free of charge and the location was relatively close to the sea. The location is poor because the hotel is not in Władysławowo but in Chłapów, reachable only by car or taxi. There is no elevator in the three‑storey building, and you can’t enter the pool from the hotel – you have to step outside, which is inconvenient in the fall.

Monika·2 हफ़्ते पहले

“Skutecznie relaksujący pobyt.”

The property was kept in immaculate cleanliness, the breakfasts were tasty, the kids’ corner was great, the SPA attractions were superb, and the location offered a pleasant walk to the sea and fairy‑tale cliffs.

Jolanta·3 हफ़्ते पहले

The rooms were clean. The one big disappointment was the lack of culture, professionalism, and the scandalous attitude of the owner toward guests. If you think a lodging owner should show personal culture, respect for customers, and problem‑solving skills, we strongly advise against Belmar Park Resort in Chłapów. On 7 October 2026 we booked a two‑night stay, but mistakenly chose a date a month later. We realized the mistake after about 15 minutes, already on site, and went straight to reception to resolve it. We expected a normal conversation and a solution, not miracles or special treatment. Instead we encountered an extremely unpleasant approach from the reception lady. We heard that because the reservation was made by , it was our problem, not the hotel’s. She was clearly irritated, snippy, and behaved as if the fact that a client had a problem was a personal insult. We contacted , learned that the hotel had available rooms for the dates we wanted and that a date change was possible for an extra fee. The platform sent a message to the hotel asking for a date change and for permission to cancel the reservation and refund the money. In reply we heard that the manager refused a refund because, as the lady said, “the hotel must make money.” When we asked to speak with the decision‑maker, she refused to call or give a phone number. The most absurd thing happened later. When I calmly asked what we could do to satisfy both sides, I was accused of trying to coerce, and the lady claimed she felt threatened. It’s hard to believe that a simple attempt at compromise could be portrayed that way.

Łukasz·3 हफ़्ते पहले