Best Hotels in Bucharest

Its not a bad hotel this, the decor is retro circa 1960/70's but the matching furniture does not make for a comfortable seat. However, the room was spotless, comfortable well provided for and well equipped, There are extensive facilities within the hotel. The problem was that we were there on a package tour for one night and the food provided as part of our deal was pretty awful. I say this because the restaurant looked good as did the menu but our meal would have been determined by the travel company as would the budget for it. Unfair to judge therefore.

Great hotel with beautiful outdoor pool and pool bar. Also within the pool is fine, only in jobs, a little strange. Beautiful, clean rooms with good beds and great bathroom. With safe, minibar and TV. Restaurant good. Breakfast very good. A few good restaurants at walking distance. Taxi to the center very affordable. A few points that there are no active relaxation options such as a table tennis table, billiards, etc.

Second time here. Great location. Clean. New. The lift is seriously problematic there’s no way you can choose if you are going up or down - you end up spending time with whoever is inside. (Cleaning staff, customers etc). They have a phone in the room that doesn’t work at all so you have to use your mobile phone to get some amenities or whatever you need. (Seriously!) Great restaurants and food. Restaurant staff super friendly both dinner and breakfast. Reception staff kind and courteous. Can you please extend the room service menu? 9.30 pm isn’t great at all. Please make sure the rooms have a good smell when you switch on the AC. Thanks !

The breakfast was included and was good enough and well stocked. The attached health club has a separate charge of 7 Euros per day- which can add up. There is not a lot within walking distance of the hotel..aside from Hard Rock Cafe and a few other replaces. So plan on using Uber to go most places. Rooms and service were good. Gift shop seems to have sporadic hours and not the ones listed.

Great location for the old town area of Bucharest. Staff friendly and welcoming. Rooms very clean and well presented. Only failing was only two coffee sachets to make coffee with, should have more. Would stay there again.

With a stay at Old Town Boutique Hotel, you'll be centrally located in Bucharest, within a 10-minute drive of Palace of the Parliament and Piața Unirii Fountains. This hotel is 14.7 mi (23.7 km) from Therme Bucharest and 1.1 mi (1.7 km) from Radu Voda Monastery.Take in the views from a terrace and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access and concierge services.Enjoy a meal at the restaurant, or stay in and take advantage of the hotel's room service (during limited hours). Wrap up your day with a drink at the bar/lounge. Buffet breakfasts are available daily from 7:00 AM to 10:00 AM for a fee.Featured amenities include dry cleaning/laundry services, a 24-hour front desk, and luggage storage. A roundtrip airport shuttle is provided for a surcharge (available 24 hours).Make yourself at home in one of the 20 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars and flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with showers feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include phones, as well as safes and desks.

The hotel is located on the edge of downtown Bucharest, with a large shopping mall less than two kilometers away, 10 trains to the airport Uber about 35 columns, and about 25 columns to the old town. Romanian consumption is really good, it is a paradise with Western Europe.

The hotel left a good impression. True, the window looked into the courtyard of the hotel and people were moving outside the window, maybe this is the ”room with a view” ??? The food in the restaurant is very tasty and there is enough of it on the ”buffet”, if not very enough and it is for every taste :). I didn’t use the mini bar, and I didn’t quite understand why I was asked to pay two lei with a penny, maybe for soap and shampoo ???

I went to Bucharest for one conference, and stayed the entire month until the second conference. And then I stayed another month because everything fit together so nicely with the room, the breakfast and the dinner. I had looked into another ibis, more center city so I could walk to more touristy places, but I was very happy being able to do most everything I needed to do on foot or by bus. An occasional Uber to AFI Cotroceni filled in the gaps. The nearby grocery store was bigger, and the closest Post Office was nicer than those in other areas I have stayed in. As many others have mentioned, the staff was very personable. Their numbers were fairly small which meant I had the chance to interact with each over the ensuing weeks. Not a bad apple in the entire bunch! In fact I left with two new Facebook friends! The hotel is large but not the largest Acoor property I have stayed in, and overtime several tour groups visited for evening dinner and morning breakfast. As an American, my favorite part of traveling is to mingle and interact with persons from different countries with different languages. It was very interesting meeting people from Kyiv, several groups from Spain, and even a tour bus of Asian adults. There was an Erasmus group of students, I learned later apparently from Greece, and models from a Romanian reality Tv series. Building the Ibis next-door to Politechnia was an amazing decision. While I have no connection to the school, I did occasionally walk up and down the flower garden to take in the sights, and to get in some exercise that I otherwise would have gotten doing touristy things in old town. The kitchen restaurant was an amazing room, and I wound up spending the better part of an hour and a half a day there, for breakfast and back for dinner. It is an ibis so the furniture was a little quirky, but I found ways to keep my ailing back very comfortable. My being gluten and lactose intolerant, the staff was very aware, and despite the fact that I brought my own bread which can be a little tricky, they had plenty for me to choose from. Especially since I don't stray from very plain American/English menu items. Almost everyone spoke English, and those who did were quite fluent! I would not be surprised if some were also fluent in other European languages, especially what are known as the Romance languages. Perhaps even German! I had a quality time and I will return for the next conferences.

The hotel is outside the old town. It takes about 15 minutes to walk. The hotel is 10 meters away from the supermarket. The bus ticketing point is at the hotel entrance. The WIFI signal is good. The room layout is antique. There are many taxis at the door. It is convenient for taxis. Value, recommended.