A reasonable hotel in Poznan situated between the railway station and the Old Town. I stayed there because the Hotel Brovaria in the Old Town square was full and my colleague didn't want to stay in a chain hotel (Novotel, Sheraton etc.) . The Royal is OK, reasonably priced, situation OK, very quiet as it is situated in a courtyard off a main road and the breakfast was fine with lots to choose from. There seemed to be quite a few business people there and with only one desk and what seemed quite a lengthy check out process it did take me a rather frustrating amount of time to check out. I stayed in a small single room on the top floor. It was OK but nothing special. I didn't notice any air con but I didn't need it as it wasn't that warm when I was in Poland. The room really was a single with quite a narrow single bed, no bath but a shower, TV, desk, wardrobe and window onto courtyard.

Very good location in Poznan, I was very pleased with the friendly,effiecient and warm service . The hotel is very nice and very clean.The continental breakfast was very good and the hotel is situated in the heart of the city,close to Old Part (Stary Rynek)

This hotel has a lot going for it. It's moderately priced. Quiet. Offers a very nice traditional Polish breakfast (cold cuts, bread, juice, coffee, yogurt, cereal). It's walking distance to the beautiful Old Town Market Square (Stary Rynek). We've stayed here on three different occasions. The building is modern and the bathrooms are clean. And there are photos on the wall of Polish celebrities whom I've never heard of. I highly recommend dining at Bazanciarnia (pronounced BAZ-AN-CHAR-KNEE-YA) in the Old Market Square. Outstanding food and a regular destination when we're in Poznan, which is more often than I'd ever imagined.