After this introduction maybe it's time to get serious. Which I was. The exterior of the place looks as inviting as the KGB-HQ. But it was booked in advance, and we were beyond the point of no return. "3 nights, we'll survive..." To top it of, it was freezing cold. We're talking -15 to -17 Celsius with a viscous wind... More

We felt very welcomed from the moment we walked in and we loved the 70’s, soviet era looks of this hotel. Our room was spacious, clean, comfortable, with a full bathtub and an old fashion key – so much easier to find in your bag than the electronic cards that have become the norm. If you need a last minute... More

The hotel looks very forbidding - a typical communist era concrete skyscraper. However, the hotel offers a good 3 star option with sensible prices. Reception was friendly and efficient, and public areas have undergone a facelift. The decor of the single room was a bit dark, but there was a small entrance corridor, a spacious room with two big comfy... More

We liked: breakfast,clean rooms,nice staff,location Didn't like: had to pay for hotel car park a lot 60 zl- 15 euro per 24h,no proper curtain on the window,too bright in the morning,a bit noisy,all windows could be wide open as there was no security lock :( a bit scary

- close to city center - very good breakfest (with fresh and crunchy pastry) - quiet - clean and big bathroom - polite receptionists - very weak wifi connection (most of the time not working) I would stay in this hotel again.

Hotel located just 10 min walk from old town. A bit noisy at day time street near, but if you prefer conditioning and closed windows - no problems. Bus and tram stops near. Very clean rooms, just somewhere cosmetic repair needed. Hotel has restaurant and breakfast served in restaurant area. Tasty and wide selection of foods. Recommend!

Even the rooms are a little bit modernised, furniture and equipment - and in fact the whole hotel - is still in old Sovjet style. The worst is that there is no airco in the rooms and in summer all are very, very hot and due to the street (on both site of the hotel, you can't have a quiet... More

This hotel is just the kind of Polish hotel that is unfortunately dying out as international chains homogenise them all. It is in a communist era concrete block which was the major selling point for me. I had an economy room for approx £30 per night with parquet floors, balcony and a clean and comforatble bed and bathroom with no... More

As stated in the title - this is probably the cheapeast 3* hotel in Poznan. But nothing for free. The hotel and rooms are basically straight from 90's. You will not find flat screen, modern bathroom, new lightning or style... But everything what you pay for when booking 3* hotel is there (just old). Big plus for the breakfast. I... More