Poznan

Clean, well-run and central, this is one of the city's most popular hostels and for a good reason. — Lonely Planet

The homegrown Puro hotel chain's Poznań outpost ticks all the boxes – central location, underground car park, designer decor...helpful staff, and sharply styled bedrooms flooded with light. — Lonely Planet

Malta is the best of Poznań’s camping grounds and the closest to the centre...heated bungalows provide good all-year shelter. — Lonely Planet

Centrally located hostel offering budget accommodation within a contemporary interior, decorated in pale green and pink tones. — Lonely Planet

Comfortable choice, with basic fittings and high ceilings. — Lonely Planet

The rooms are comfortable and the multilingual staff helpful. — Lonely Planet

While some hotels try to make you feel like you’re at home, the Don Prestige makes you wish your home was a bit more like this. — Lonely Planet

Tasteful terracotta tones predominate in this smart, refined hotel, situated on the main road leading into the city centre. — Lonely Planet

In a gigantic modern building off a busy main road 500m west of the Kaiserhaus, this hotel offers all the expected facilities for business travellers, including a gym, a restaurant and a bar. — Lonely Planet

This multi-faceted hotel also operates as a restaurant and bar. — Lonely Planet

Some of the rooms are on the small side and you may find yourself negotiating a lot of stairs, but there is genuine historic charm to 'the Garden', and it's all very well kept and well run. — Lonely Planet

Named after the feisty goats who fight above the town hall clock, this popular hostel is aimed squarely at the international backpacker. — Lonely Planet

Hostel with a view, perched on the 7th floor of a scuffed commercial building. — Lonely Planet

This company maintains a number of modern apartments dotted around the city centre, all within walking distance of the Stary Rynek. — Lonely Planet