Hotels With Gym in Greater Poland, Poland

The hotel is close to Poznan train station, a ten-minute walk away. The old town center is a half-hour walk. The rooms are spacious, clean, and the beds are of good firmness. The breakfast is plentiful and offers a wide variety of choices.

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.

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

This is good hotel and about 10 min walk to main station. Good facilities and restaurant inside the hotel. Will stay again.

Altus was a well-placed hotel, ideally placed on the edge of the old town, the Christmas markets, and local shops. There’s a Lidl and numerous convenience stores nearby, and you’re a short walk from the interesting sights. It’s also well-placed on a main road for easy Uber access to the airport. The breakfast was very good, if a little samey, but still great for starting the day off with unlimited coffee, juices and a decent variety of foodstuffs. The room was clean and a decent size, with unlimited water supplied by water dispensers outside the room. provided by the

We stopped by Poznan on our way from Gdansk to Berlin. It is a beautiful city with characters and the hotel is conveniently located close to the train station. The only thing to be aware is due to the train station structure, it is still 10-15 minutes of walk to reach the hotel with stairs to climb so not as close as how it looked from the distance.

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.

This was my first stay at this hotel. We were given a different room than the one I booked. We only found out about it during check-in. I believe such information should have been provided earlier. The staff couldn't do anything about it; the lady explained it was due to overbooking, but then the gentleman later said they had a system error. This is misleading. The situation was supposed to be resolved after our stay, but I haven't received any information to date.

Great location for this hotel, a very short walk to the square. Extremely clean. Wonderful coffee machine downstairs with hot coffee and a good selection. Also tea and water available. The pillows and duvets on the bed eye extremely comfortable. A complimentary bottle of fizzy and still water in the bedroom. Large towels and am amazing shower with super nice smelling toiletries. Umbrellas in the foyer to use if raining outside.

Extremely satisfied! The complimentary sparkling water was absolutely delicious. The room, while simple in appearance, was incredibly comfortable. And the bed? Absolutely amazing!