Collegiate Hotel

The "Kolegiacki" Hotel is a boutique establishment located in the heart of Poznań, in the Old Town, at Kolegiacki Square 5. It is housed in two historic tenement houses, one of which dates back to the late 18th century and the other to the early 19th century. The hotel opened in 2011 and currently offers 24 comfortable rooms, two cafés, a restaurant, and a conference room. The tenement building at Kolegiacki Square was constructed between 1802 and 1803 and for a long time belonged to Gotthilf Berger, a Poznań merchant and social activist. Among the residents of this tenement was Marceli Motty, a well-known social activist and teacher, highlighting the location's significance as a temple of culture and education. The hotel's architecture blends historical elements with modern décor, creating a unique atmosphere where guests can feel both comfortable and surrounded by rich history. Interestingly, the hotel's location at Kolegiacki Square is deeply intertwined with the history of Poznań, being close to many tourist and cultural attractions, making it an ideal choice for both tourists and business travelers. The "Kolegiacki" Hotel perfectly combines tradition with modernity, offering guests unforgettable experiences in one of Poland's most beautiful cities.