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Where to stay in Poznan: Best hotels and accommodation for Sunderland fans

Where to stay in Poznan: Best hotels and accommodation for Sunderland fans
Enea Stadion has a capacity of 42,837 and will welcome Sunderland at the end of October. - Photo by IMAGO / Mikolaj Barbanell

Sunderland supporters have another memorable European away trip to look forward to when they travel to face Lech Poznań in the Europa League on October 22.

The Black Cats made a winning start to their league phase campaign with a 1-0 victory over AZ Alkmaar, with their first European away game of the season against Torreense still to come on October 15.

They will then travel to Poland to face Lech Poznan on October 22, giving supporters another opportunity to follow their side on the continent.

For those heading to Poland for the fixture, choosing the right place to stay can make a big difference.

Below, Football Ground Guide has ran through some of the best accommodation options for Sunderland fans, including hotels close to the stadium and alternatives in central Poznan.

Where to stay in Poznan for football fans

Best options near the stadium

Hotel IOR Poznan:

For supporters prioritising proximity to the stadium, Hotel IOR is one of the most convenient options available, situated around 300 metres from the Municipal Stadium.

The hotel offers spacious rooms, free Wi-Fi and a restaurant, while its location means fans can avoid a lengthy journey on matchday. It is also around a 10-minute drive from Poznan International Fair.

Hotel Gromada Poznan Stadion:

Hotel Gromada Poznan Stadion is another option for those wanting to stay close to Lech Poznań's home ground, with the hotel located roughly 400 metres from the stadium.

It offers a straightforward base for a football trip, with breakfast available and easy access to the stadium, making it particularly useful for supporters who want to keep their matchday travel to a minimum.

Platinum Residence Boutique Poznan

Located in the Grunwald area, Platinum Residence Boutique is slightly further from the stadium but remains within a manageable distance for match-going supporters.

The four-star property offers air-conditioned rooms and free Wi-Fi, while its location also provides a good compromise between being close to the stadium and having access to central Poznan.

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Sunderland marked their return to European football after 53 years with a memorable 1-0 victory over AZ Alkmaar, secured by Enzo Le Fee's penalty at the Stadium of Light. – Photo by IMAGO / Sportimage

Best options in Poznan city centre

B&B Hotel Poznan Old Town:

For supporters looking to experience more of Poznan away from the football, B&B Hotel Poznań Old Town is a strong central option.

The hotel is located in the heart of the city, around a five-minute walk from the Royal Castle and close to the Old Town's main attractions. It also provides breakfast, free Wi-Fi, air-conditioned rooms and private parking.

Hotel Traffic Poznań Stare Miasto:

Hotel Traffic is another centrally located option, with Poznan's Old Market Square and main railway station both around 1km away.

The hotel offers free Wi-Fi, a 24-hour reception and a daily breakfast buffet, while the nearby Stary Browar shopping and entertainment centre provides plenty of options for fans looking to spend time in the city before or after the match.

Andersia Hotel & Spa Poznan:

For those looking for a more luxurious stay, Andersia Hotel & Spa is located in central Poznan next to the Stary Browar shopping centre.

The four-star hotel provides a more upscale option while still being well positioned for exploring the city, with Poznan International Fair also around a 10-minute walk away.

Cal is a dedicated football journalist and lifelong Bristol City supporter, with professional experience working within club media environments and independent sports outlets. Having previously worked with Chesterfield FC and contributed as a journalist in the newsroom, he brings an informed, authentic voice to his coverage.

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