
Novotel Hotel
Novotel has a reputation throughout the city for the most helpful and friendly staff that doesn’t hold back advice about how to explore Bucharest.

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Standing stark against the communal atmosphere of the old Romania is this modern glass building hotel. Novotel has a reputation throughout the city for the most helpful and friendly staff that doesn’t hold back advice about how to explore Bucharest. Novotel has 258 rooms all of which are spacious, thoughtfully decorated and are pleasing to the eye. Bathrooms are laid out separately for joint use. Breakfast at Novotel is a big affair that comes with a price tag and includes a scrumptious buffet and a wide selection of juices and champagne. Room rates start from 310 Euros.
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Novotel has a reputation throughout the city for the most helpful and friendly staff that doesn’t hold back advice about how to explore Bucharest.

Lido Hotel is a kind of accommodation one would be most expecting in Bucharest. Operational since 1930, Lido is a grand hotel that has aged with the city hand in hand.

The only moderate thing about this hotel is its location. Hotel Elisabeta is a luxurious accommodation that offers a wide variety of services and facilities to please its guests.

Perhaps the most auspicious and classy hotel in Bucharest, Capsa has its ties to famous political figures and leaders of history because it was inaugurated in 1852 and has since been a special favorite for reco

One of the most famous 5 start hotels in Bucharest, the Athenee Palace has an array of activities and entertainment on their cards for u.

Hotel Amzei is incomparable to all others in terms of style. The rooms are the best in Bucharest to spend nights in great comfort. They are styled in high quality linen, plush furniture and soft tones.

Set in a modern high rise building is the franchised 5 star Intercontinental Hotel with 25 floors and 283 rooms.

One of the most perfectly located midrange hotels is the Hotel Camelia that is walking distance from the station, one of the major entrances and the city center.

Hotel Opera is good value for money. It has 33 units, all clean and presentable and is equipped with internet access, AC, hair dryer, minibar, TV and coffee makers.

This moderately priced hotel is located in an attractive part of the city center. It has only 15 units but each is decorated exquisitely with good furniture, wooden floors, air conditioning and fine draperies.

Residence Oliviers sets high standards for other hotels in Bucharest with its wooden floors, spacious beds and neat and tidy rooms that have AC, TV, minibar and Internet.

Set in tones of wood and cream, the lobby is a wide expanse of leather couches and a peaceful leafy environment that speaks for the comfortable rooms upstairs.

A perfect retreat from the noisy city is the garden terrace and the small cozy breakfast room housed in Hotel Unique.

This hotel is a small and cozy place about 5km from the city center and 10km from the Baneasa Airport. The rooms are on three levels of the building and are sound and heat proof.

This hotel takes you back to the ancient Bucharest times. Built in the 1920, the building has six floors that house 40 spacious units.

Perhaps the best attraction about the Funky Chicken Hostel is its name. A very cheap hostel to spend a night in, this place is a few minutes away from the Gara de Nord and the major Bucharest attractions.

The building is built along the colonial designs however, inside; the rooms are comfortable and offer the most basic amenities like AC, Wi-Fi, TV, refrigerator and safe.

This hotel is a guest house managed by a couple and is en route to the Bucharest airport; therefore it is mostly used by visitors as a one night accommodation hostel. The rooms are very small yet neat and tidy.

True to its word, the hotel is ‘clean & cheap’ and offers a good accommodation if you are visiting Bucharest for a few days.

A youth style hostel, Vila Helga has a very casual environment. Guests are accommodated in rooms with several bunk beds and joint bathrooms at a rate of 10 Euros per night.

A budget yet sophisticated hotel in Bucharest, Hotel Domino gives a very warm welcome to its guests with its marble lobby and friendly reception staff.
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