Hotels met Gym in Greater Poland, Poland

Hotel not right in the center but within a short walk or tram ride to the center or to Avenida Mall and Poznan Glowny train station. Our room was quite small and so was the bathroom but it was alright. The main thing that was annoying was that there were no electricity sockets near the beds and our phones weren’t charged well throughout our 3 day stay. The nice surprise was that they put a water dispensing machine near the elevator, instead of supplying bottled water in the rooms. Why was it a nice surprise? Mainly because you can get as much drinking water as you like (they supply a carafe and glasses in the room) but for me the main perk was that the machine dispenses soda water as well. (We all know now that sweet soda drinks are extremely hazardous to our health so for me soda water is a relatively good option to my previous sweet drinks addiction). The twin beds were about 90 cm wide and sleep was good. We had a problem with the air conditioning as it didn’t cool enough. We assumed that it was centrally managed and that you couldn’t choose your own temperature. We solved this partially by opening the window at night and letting cooler air flow into the room. The hotel is about a 15 minute ride from the airport. We didn’t take the breakfast as it cost 160 PLN for two per day. We preferred a coffee and a pastry instead in Cukier Puder (sugar powder) coffee shop about 200 m away from the hotel. The hotel has its own cafe in the entrance floor which is supposed to be good but we didn’t find something we liked. We did however have dinner in the main restaurant of the hotel- Winestone - which was very good and at a reasonable price. Recommended. There is a Starbucks coffee shop near the corner and 2 Zabka convenience stores - one on each direction when you exit the hotel. The hotel has a gym too. The reception staff were nice and friendly and welcoming and they assisted us with travel plans. In general it seems like an hotel of between 3-4 stars and should be considered.

In general nice hotel, simple, it is a 3 star hotel so didn’t expect anything crazy. Room was clean, except something beside the toilet that freaked me out. Upgraded to a superior room, which included a nespresso machine, but for some reason we were given 3 decaf coffee pods and one regular pod, after the room was cleaned again and one of the pods was used we only had that one pod replaced, don’t get the point of a coffee machine if you will only give one coffee pod for two people to share.. Location wise is very quiet, beside the lake and the waterpark, lovely in the summer, we were at a festival and it was nice coming back to a more relaxed vibe rather than busy loud city centre. 10-15 mins by car from the centre to the hotel and 20mins from the airport, so it’s really not bad. Food was good at the hotel, a little inconsistent, getting different sauces with the same dishes on different days or same dishes being plated on to different plates the next day, getting salad with a dish one day and then not having any on another day. Refilling water stations available on each floor which is great, hot, cold or sparkling water. Outside area is nice, lots of seating available, a pool, but usually taken up by kids. You can eat outside in the summer, but wasps literally attacked our food and drinks so we had to go inside. There’s so many wasps in Poznan 😅 In general we were happy with our stay, just little things that we have noticed after travelling so much to other places.

Not really what I expected. The hotel itself is actually an apart-hotel and a hotel without any connection with it. It's invisible from the user perspective what is on the booking. Unfortunately I booked an apartment which is not even in the same building. Hotel itself doesn't have the lobby, nor any work area. Weird config. Confusing. But super-helpful staff.

Booked half an hour before arrival and everything went successfully. Staff loyal, room clean. True air conditioner in heat +33 helped, but not super t

The hotel is located about 5mins walk from Poznan Glowny station. Room is big and beds are comfortable.

Everything was fine, the rooms were great, the water was brilliant ;), a minor issue was extending our stay by only one hour (we needed an hour and a half), and the parking was expensive.

The hotel's location is excellent, allowing for a pleasant 10 to 20-minute walk to both the main train station and the Old Town. The breakfast offers a rich variety of high-quality options, truly living up to five-star hotel standards. The rooms are well-equipped, and the bathrooms are spacious and bright with great water pressure and volume in the shower. The hotel also boasts a swimming pool and gym on the eighth floor, open until 11 PM, catering to various needs. Complimentary tea in the lobby adds a welcoming touch, making guests feel right at home.

This was our third stay at this hotel. The previous two stays were 5/5, but this last one was a complete disaster. We needed an overnight stay before an early morning flight. We booked a room with breakfast for two people. The first room we were given was not cleaned after the previous guests. After reporting the problem, we received a room next door, which turned out to not fully meet the standard the hotel provided during our previous stays. The bathroom was only 'so-so' clean, the toilet wasn't cleaned, there were only two random towels available, and a single duvet on the bed. After reporting the issue to the reception, a very kind lady brought the missing items to the room. However, the feeling of embarrassment left a bad taste. The worst, however, turned out to be the breakfast. Our previous two stays had set a high bar in this regard. Hotel breakfasts are served from 6:30 AM – this convinced us to take advantage of the offer before our flight. We went down for breakfast around 6:40 AM. The restaurant was empty; there were no guests or buffet food. The waitress suggested that breakfast would be served directly to our table. 'Quickly,' and without a menu, she asked us to choose what we wanted. We ordered scrambled eggs (max 3 eggs) and 2 boiled eggs. We also received a basket of delicious bread with butter, one tomato, a few slices of green cucumber, and 4 small pieces of questionably fresh cake. Drinks were available at the buffet. Breakfast at the hotel costs 70 PLN per person. Nobody informed us about the breakfast service style during check-in. What's more, the receptionist offered a buffet breakfast to a client checking in before us. The wave of embarrassment grew into a tsunami. We are very disappointed because the previous two stays were a very pleasant surprise. We have no idea what went wrong, but for a four-star hotel, this is definitely unacceptable.

The room is clean and tidy. If two people with large luggage stay in this room type, the space can be quite cramped. The facilities are complete, and the location is excellent, very close to Poznań Airport, just a few steps from the exit. Breakfast is decent. It's always my first choice, but it's often fully booked and hard to reserve.

It can be reached by tram from Central Station. It is very convenient to walk into the old town. The hotel is very modern, but the room is a bit small. There is welcome coffee and hot chocolate for free.