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Polonez
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Brownish rooms in an enormous block on the northern edges of the centre. While the unimaginative accommodation does little to feed the creative spirit, all rooms have telephone, satellite TV and dataports.
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Campanile
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The Poznań Campanile is everything we’ve come to expect from such a good value chain; high standard modern rooms furnished with a colourful flourish.
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Garden Boutique Hotel
Poznan
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If you’re bored of chain brands and their flatline character then book a room here, a petite, high impact venue which really has given the Poznań hotel scene a kick in the bottom.
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Topaz
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Pastel colours and bouncy beds decorate this typically renovated three star venture. Rooms are modern, compact and include satellite TV, bottles of mineral water and paintings of fruit.
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Hotel Księcia Józefa
Poznan
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A lovely little deal that almost fools guests into thinking they’ve stepped into a fairytale forest. Everything from the
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Ibis
Poznan
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If anything goes wrong, the staff get 15 minutes to fix it - otherwise you stay for free. It’s almost tempting to sabotage the plumbing, but why would you want to.
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Hotel Włoski
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A fabulous newbie set behind a historic looking façade. This could be one of the fairest deals in the city, with rooms boasting
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Astra
With its vertical ‘HOTEL’ sign and roadside location Astra could easily be a motel in Nowhere, USA. Sterile and overpriced, the weary furnishings need an immediate update.
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Campanile
The Poznań Campanile is everything we’ve come to expect from such a good value chain; high standard modern rooms furnished with a colourful flourish.
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Dorrian
Dorrian catches the eye (literally) with pleasantly modern rooms, impeccable service and some shocking colours. They've got a captive audience what with the Trade Fair next door, so it comes as no shock to find the prices a little inflated.
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Feniks
Essentially decent apartments decorated with lurid yellow colour schemes that bring to mind a field of sick daffodils. Housed
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Gaja
Absolutely typical of the mid-bracket hotels found across Poland. Pleasant rooms come decorated with blue carpets and oil paintings, while bathrooms are in the Polish hoteliers dream colour: brown.
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Garden Boutique Hotel
If you’re bored of chain brands and their flatline character then book a room here, a petite, high impact venue which really has given the Poznań hotel scene a kick in the bottom.
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Gromada
A large, ugly block conceals dull, unimaginative accommodation. But while Gromada won’t win points for beauty it’s clean, cheap and only a kilometre from the city centre, and that's good enough for some.
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Henlex
From the outside this stark, sand-coloured block appears quite forbidding, and the neon hotel sign adds to an eerie look that David Lynch would love.
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Hotel 222
Excellent hotel with an absurd position atop of a shopping mall. Bright, modern rooms and a crimson restaurant in which to enjoy breakfast.
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Hotel Księcia Józefa
A lovely little deal that almost fools guests into thinking they’ve stepped into a fairytale forest. Everything from the
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Hotel Włoski
A fabulous newbie set behind a historic looking façade. This could be one of the fairest deals in the city, with rooms boasting
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Ibis
If anything goes wrong, the staff get 15 minutes to fix it - otherwise you stay for free. It’s almost tempting to sabotage the plumbing, but why would you want to.
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Ikar
Located on the edge of Old Town and about a ten-minute drive from the train station, Ikar is modest but pleasant, with a lot of polished stone and wood, rattan furniture and Art Nouveau-style light fixtures.
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Lech
Lech presents large, spotless rooms complete with satellite TV, wifi and bathrooms. Planted in the middle of Poznań, so no need for taxis.
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Meridian
A charismatic hotel with the appeal of a private villa. The picturesque location on the fringes of a forest is complimented by warm earth tones in the rooms and all expected 21st century trimmings: cable TV, air conditioning, etc.
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Młyńskie Koło
Outstanding accommodation inside an atmospheric timber lodge. Rooms, named after the seasons, feature hand-carved furniture, fresh flowers and paintings of peasant life.
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Olimpia
This ugly concrete block serves as a marvellous blast-to-the-past, with musty furnishings straight from the Cold War era.
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Polonez
Brownish rooms in an enormous block on the northern edges of the centre. While the unimaginative accommodation does little to feed the creative spirit, all rooms have telephone, satellite TV and dataports.
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Quality System - Hotel Poznań
A high standard, hi-tech affair featuring pleasant cream colour schemes and that great rarity in Poznań – a top-notch hotel swimming pool.
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Rezydencja Solei
Squirreled away just beyond Old Town Square Solei present compact rooms decorated with floral patterns, IKEA water colours and wood furniture.
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Rzymski
Right in the city centre, so do ask for a room facing away from the street if you don’t wish to be woken by a dawn chorus of trams and refuse trucks.
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T&T
Situated at the end of a dead-end street, and with a tram stop and taxi rank just around the corner, T&T has spacious rooms that keep the business traveller in mind.
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Topaz
Pastel colours and bouncy beds decorate this typically renovated three star venture. Rooms are modern, compact and include satellite TV, bottles of mineral water and paintings of fruit.
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Villa Atelier
This converted tenement building is just steps from the Rynek and oozes old-world charm with modern upgrades. Six rooms with varying layouts (from singles to four beds) and a studio apartment perfect for families are spread over three floors.
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Zagroda Bamberska
Wooden beams, patterned rugs and sturdy wooden furniture create a rural ambience in this recently renovated farm-style annex.
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