Hotels near Citadel Park, Poznań

The excellent and stylish Puro Poznan was the best find for our Christmas stay. The hotel is located on the edge of the old town, walking distance from the Stary Rynek and close to a tram stop. The restaurant is fantastic and we enjoyed an excellent Christmas lunch here. The rooms are comfortable and a spacious livingroom area downstairs to play games, relax and enjoy the free coffee machine.

Everything! A very special place. Excellent room, very clean, very well decorated, and the service very kind and helpful. A lot of little details that make you feel confortable and joyful. Tha location, perfect, too.

The room was comfortable, with a good space, clean, free from road noise, and with a cozy bed. The location is excellent. The staff at reception was kind and efficient with our requests, especially regarding the use of the business center.

This hotel is run in a very professional way and all the staff we met were genuinely friendly and helpful. Staff on reception were welcoming and managed to find a room for us shortly in advance of check in time. In the room we found a complimentary bottle of wine which was very enjoyable. The bedroom and bathroom was a good size and the bed was exceptionally comfortable. Once inside the room it was very quiet and we could not hear any noise from other guests.The buffet breakfast was very varied and we enjoyed it immensely. We would not hesitate to return or recommend. A big thank you to all the staff.

The room was much bigger than expected. The swimming pool, included in the price, was very nice, and much bigger than usual. We ordered breakfast in the room, which was super delicious. We were in the side building, and there were empty parking spots right in front of the entrance. The complex is very lovely, old Prussian barracks, if I understood correctly. Nice ambience. Great restaurants on site.

This hotel is magnificent. It is situated on the main town square, Stary Rynek, which was bustling with life both days we were there. We got a taxi from the train station to one of the entrances of the square, and it was a minute walk around the corner to the hotel. We had the only room on the top (third) floor facing the square for the first night, but because of travel complications we had to stay an extra day and had to move to a room on the first floor, with no view (or at least a view of the backs of some buildings), for the second night. Both rooms, as well as the whole hotel, were pristinely clean and supremely comfortable. The furnishings are elegant. Cupboards and closets are dark polished wood; bathroom is sparkling white. The chairs are very comfortable; the table and/or desk are capacious; there are places to set suitcases for unpacking. Breakfast was a feast: all the normal good buffet things, plus many delicious pastries and tarts and cakes and puddings made at the hotel restaurant, including tapioca pudding and chia pudding and fruit sauce, small cheese cakes, St Martin's croissant pieces, freshly baked bread buns. The restaurant belonging to the hotel has tables on the square outside the front door and the food we tried there was delicious. It is my idea of a perfect place for a relaxing holiday.