Liberté 33, an Ascend Collection Hotel

Ok room, good bed, small hotel located in a quiet residential area apprx 20 min easy walk from the city centre and train station. Had a fantastic 6 course meal at a game restaurant «uMysliwych» next to the hotel, which alone was worth the trip to Poznan

Room 001 was cute, nice big terrace, exterior blackout blinds, but it was a bit noisy in the night. It is the closest room to reception and top of stairs near entrance. Pretty boutique hotel and lovely staff.

Staff

The hotel presents itself as a luxury property, and at first glance it does look the part. Unfortunately, appearances are very misleading. The only real advantages are the convenient location and the availability of parking — and that’s where the positives end. The reception staff were noticeably unfriendly and somewhat arrogant, often rolling their eyes and providing information as if it were a burden. The building itself offers virtually no sound insulation — you can hear not only conversations from neighboring rooms, but even someone turning over in bed next door. The beds are far too small, with duvets that barely cover a person of average height; at 180 cm, my feet were hanging off the edge. The narrow curtains fail to properly block out light, making it difficult to rest. The biggest disappointment, however, was the bathroom. Insufficient, dim lighting combined with visible dirt and mold in the shower cabin corners and seals clearly indicates poor cleaning standards. This is neither a quiet nor a comfortable place to stay — and certainly not the luxury hotel it claims to be.

Nice stay