Top Hotels Near M1 Shopping Center in Poznań from NZ$95

"The room was spacious, clean end OK, but the tv was very small, and I missed something on the walls, like a painting, a drawing or a picture. The reception is very small and personal, and works OK, but some of the staff hardly spoke or responded when spoken to... The breakfast is OK, and so is the bar. One of the best things about the hotel, is the location. Short distance to most of attractions downtown. All in all a nice stay."

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"Check in was nice and easy and appreciated that I was allowed to check in at 11.00 when I arrived. The sleeping area in the room was nice although not too big. It was very warm in Poznan when I visited and the room felt stuffy even with the air con on so I didn’t sleep very well. I didn’t feel comfortable leaving the balcony door open during the night while I slept. Bathroom was a good size but felt dated, as did the balcony. The shower gel ran out while I was there and clearly wasn’t refilled before I checked in. In room safe and fridge were a nice touch. Breakfast was just ok, it felt very chaotic and the food was more catered to Polish people which I understand due to being in Poland. I wouldn’t completely rule out staying here again in future if I returned to Poznan but feel like I would many try somewhere else. The hotel is in a good location and Poznan is a really nice, clean and safe city to visit for a night or two."

"Staff were so friendly, hotel was great, and spa had great opening times and super clean, hotel was in a great location"

"Great location. Staff were all super helpful. Clean and bright spacious rooms. "

"Simply superb and wonderful. If I get a chance to visit Poznan again this place will surely be my priority for stay. 10/10."

"Great place to stay , close to everything, staff were helpful ! Rate is good , resto menu is good . Amenities good .!"

"Clean room but very basic equipment - minus for the lack of USB sockets. Fresh and taste breakfast however, the wait staff is very confused during peak hours."

"From 2200 there shoulf be kind of quitwness in the hotel and staff did not much regarding running children on the corridors"