Hotel in Poznań
IBB Andersia Hotel
A modern tower hotel on Plac Andersa near the central shopping and the station, with panoramic higher floors. Solid value close to transport.
Reviewed and updated July 2026
IBB Andersia Hotel is a modern tower on Plac Andersa in central Poznan. It stands near the central shopping and the main station, and its higher floors give panoramic views over the city. The location and standard make it solid value for guests who want to be close to transport. For the wider city, see the Poznan guide.
Rooms in a modern tower
This is a contemporary tower hotel, and the upper floors are the draw, with panoramic city views. Rooms follow a clean, modern style built for both business and leisure guests. It is a dependable, full-service stay rather than a design statement.
On Plac Andersa
Plac Andersa sits in the central district, next to shopping and a short reach of the main station. The Stary Rynek and the old town lie a walk to the north, and the Poznan International Fair grounds, or MTP, are on the near side of the centre by the station. That mix of transport and fair access is the hotel's main strength.
Handy for train travellers
The Andersia works best for business travellers, fair visitors and anyone who wants easy access to the station and central shopping. Leisure guests who value a room with a view will like the higher floors, while those set on staying right on the market square may prefer the old town.
Shopping and the station nearby
You are in the central district with the old town within walking distance:
- Stary Browar, the shopping and art centre, close by.
- Stary Rynek, the market square, a walk to the north.
- Ratusz i koziolki, the town hall on the square with its midday billy goats.
The hotel occupies the Andersia Tower, one of Poznań's tallest buildings, which puts the panoramic upper floors in context. It runs to 172 rooms and keeps a wellness floor on the second level, with a pool, whirlpool and a Finnish dry sauna. The in-house restaurant, Flavoria, covers Polish and international cooking and serves the buffet breakfast. For rates and spa access, confirm through the hotel's official channels.
One note for booking: the property now trades as Andersia Hotel & Spa Poznań, a member of Radisson Individuals, having previously operated under the IBB Andersia name, so it may appear under either title.
Good to know
Higher floors carry the best views, so ask when you book if that matters to you. For rates, availability and reservations, use the hotel's official channels.
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More to explore in Poznań
Nature
Lake Malta
A long artificial lake close to the centre, lined with trails, a ski slope and a summer resort.
Attraction
Old Market Square
The Renaissance heart of Poznan, where two mechanical goats butt heads on the town hall clock every day at noon.
Attraction
Ratusz i koziolki
At noon two mechanical billy goats emerge above the Ratusz clock and butt heads twelve times, drawing a crowd every single day. The Renaissance town hall, remodelled by Giovanni Battista di Quadro, also houses the city's history museum.
Attraction
Katedra
The Archcathedral Basilica of St Peter and St Paul is Poland's oldest cathedral, first raised in the 10th century. Its Golden Chapel holds the tombs of the first Polish rulers Mieszko I and Boleslaw Chrobry.
Attraction
Old Zoo (Stare Zoo), Poznań
The Old Zoo in Poznań is Poland's oldest continuously operating zoological garden, a compact heritage-listed park of period pavilions near the city centre.
Attraction
Ostrow Tumski, Poznan
The cathedral island where the Polish state and church were born in the tenth century, a short walk from the market square.