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Accommodation Scams in Gdansk, Poland

Fake listings, bait-and-switch hotels, ghost rentals, and check-in fraud. Below are the accommodation scams scams reported in Gdansk β€” how they work and how to avoid them.

For broader context, compare this scam type with nearby destinations like Hamburg, Geneva, and Wroclaw.

Last updated: April 4, 2026

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Accommodation Scams Scams

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Total in Gdansk

How it works

Scammers call hotel room phones in Gdansk and pose as the front desk receptionist, claiming there is a problem with the guest's credit card on file and requesting card details for "verification." The call may arrive late at night when guests are less alert. Once card details are provided, fraudulent transactions are made immediately. This scam is documented across Poland's Baltic resort cities including Gdansk, Sopot, and Gdynia, and is most active during the summer tourist season.

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