Exploring Bucharest has been an absolute delight, and staying in the right hotel can elevate your experience. From luxurious stays to charming boutique hotels, each place I visited offered its own unique charm and hospitality.
I can’t wait to share my favorite 13 hotels, each perfect for making your time in the city truly memorable!
1. JW Marriott Bucharest Grand Hotel, Bucharest, Romania
Know Before You Go
- Price per Night: $203
- Free Wi-Fi: Yes
- Parking: Available
Why I Recommend It
JW Marriott Bucharest Grand Hotel is a gem for anyone wanting luxurious accommodations.
Imagine spacious rooms with top-notch service that goes above and beyond.
What I Didn’t Like
While it offers plenty of charm, the lighting in the rooms could use a little pep.
And if you’re hoping to unwind at the spa, don’t forget your bathing cap!
Overview
This elegant hotel features polished rooms and five fabulous restaurants.
You can also explore the casino or relax in the sauna.
Plus, enjoy a short walk or a quick taxi ride to the lively old town.
A bingo night at the casino could spice up your stay; who doesn’t love a bit of luck?
2. InterContinental Bucharest, Bucharest, Romania
Know Before You Go
- Free Wi-Fi: Yes
- Room Rate: $86 per night
- Check-in/Check-out: Smooth and efficient
Why I Recommend It
If you’re seeking comfort with a touch of history, InterContinental Bucharest is a gem.
The warm reception staff made my stay unforgettable, and who doesn’t love a friendly face?
What I Didn’t Like
The pool did have a bit of a chill, and I heard some guests grumbling about the jacuzzi not working.
But hey, sometimes cold water is a refreshing wake-up call!
Overview
This hotel beautifully blends luxury with a rich history in its stunning architecture.
Rooms are spacious with magnificent views, and the breakfast buffet is simply delightful.
Location-wise, it’s central and convenient for exploring—definitely a choice I’d recommend!
3. Radisson Blu Hotel, Bucharest, Romania
Know Before You Go
- Free Wi-Fi: Yes
- Room Rate: $96 per night
- Location: Super central and walkable
Why I Recommend It
Radisson Blu in Bucharest is a gem for travelers!
With its prime location on Calea Victoriei, you’re just strolling distance from top attractions.
Plus, the indoor and outdoor pools? Count me in!
What I Didn’t Like
While the facilities are impressive, I found the access to the pool a bit awkward.
Room temperatures can also feel like a sauna if you’re not careful!
Overview
Radisson Blu is incredibly stylish, featuring spacious rooms and delicious breakfast options.
The staff were welcoming; they even packed breakfast for my early departure!
Despite minor hiccups, the quality and cleanliness made my stay enjoyable.
4. Sheraton Bucharest Hotel, Bucharest, Romania
Know Before You Go
- Price per Night: $114
- Air Conditioning: Yes, but with limited airflow
- Location: Central and close to public transport
Why I Recommend It
The Sheraton Bucharest Hotel strikes a grand chord with its traditional decor and modern touches.
Every interaction I had with the staff was extraordinary; they really nailed that warm hospitality vibe!
Hungry? Just ask Oscar at the front desk for local dining spots, and you’re in for a treat!
What I Didn’t Like
While I loved staying there, I found the air quality in the rooms a bit stuffy since you can’t open the windows.
Also, the business lounge could get noisy at peak times.
Overview
This hotel offers cozy rooms and quick access to the vibrant old town and art district.
The polished services make it feel exclusive, yet the staff adds a friendly touch that feels like home.
Overall, it’s a delightful blend of comfort and elegance!
5. Hilton Garden Inn Bucharest Old Town, Bucharest, Romania
Know Before You Go
- Price per Night: $84
- Free Bottled Water Daily: Yes
- Breakfast: Available (€20 pp)
Why I Recommend It
If you’re seeking a comfortable stay in Bucharest, Hilton Garden Inn is the way to go.
The staff truly made it a delightful experience, offering tips on local attractions.
Plus, the breakfast with the egg station is a fantastic way to start the day! Who doesn’t love an omelet?
What I Didn’t Like
While the breakfast spread was amazing, it could get a bit crowded during peak times.
The shower slips were a bit concerning, so watch your step!
Overview
Located in the heart of Bucharest, Hilton Garden Inn offers spacious, modern rooms.
It’s a short walk from the subway and numerous dining options, perfect for exploring.
The fitness room is well-equipped, and the staff is genuinely friendly—definitely a place to consider for your stay!
6. Novotel Bucharest City Centre, Bucharest, Romania
Know Before You Go
- Price per Night: $98
- Free Wi-Fi: Yes
- Room Type: Modern rooms & suites
Why I Recommend It
The Novotel Bucharest City Centre is a gem in the heart of the city.
The staff’s warm welcome and professional service make you feel right at home, and the amenities are fantastic.
What I Didn’t Like
- Sometimes the breakfast rush can lead to a few delays, but nothing major!
Overview
This hotel boasts modern facilities and a prime location for exploring Bucharest.
The rooms are sleek and comfortable, ideal for both leisure and business travelers.
Don’t miss out on the delightful international eatery and take a dip in the pool!
If you love great service and comfort, this is the place for you!
7. Crowne Plaza Bucharest, Bucharest, Romania
Know Before You Go
- Check-in: Smooth and welcoming
- Room Rate: Around $115 per night
- Breakfast: Standard buffet style
Why I Recommend It
Crowne Plaza Bucharest offers a great blend of comfort and convenience.
The staff is friendly and attentive, making you feel right at home.
The impressive pool is a hit with kids, and you’ll love the spacious rooms.
What I Didn’t Like
- Room service could use some improvement
- Odd AC thermostat experience
Overview
Located near Herastrau Park, this hotel is perfect for relaxing adventures.
The amenities include a pool, hot tub, and spacious rooms with calming views.
A short taxi ride gets you to the city center, making it a pleasant getaway!
8. Grand Hotel Continental, Bucharest, Romania
Know Before You Go
- Price per night: $108
- Free Wi-Fi: Yes
- Spa & Restaurant: Available
Why I Recommend It
If you’re after a blend of elegance and comfort, Grand Hotel Continental is hard to beat.
The staff goes above and beyond to make you feel special, and who doesn’t love a gourmet breakfast with sparkling wine?
Sounds fancy, right? Well, it is!
What I Didn’t Like
- Some guests found the breakfast not as extensive as expected.
- The gym could use some more space, unless you enjoy a game of dodgeball with equipment.
Overview
Grand Hotel Continental exudes classic beauty while offering modern conveniences.
Its central location makes it easy to explore Bucharest’s historical sites.
Whether you’re lounging in their sumptuous spa or enjoying their exquisite restaurant, it’s a real treat for the senses!
9. K+K Hotel Elisabeta, Bucharest, Romania
Know Before You Go
- Room Rate: Around $58 per night
- Free Wi-Fi: Absolutely!
- Iconic sauna available
Why I Recommend It
If you’re looking for a stylish stay in Bucharest, K+K Hotel Elisabeta is a fantastic choice!
The sleek rooms are perfect for unwinding after a day of exploring the city.
Can you ever say no to a trendy bar? I didn’t think so!
What I Didn’t Like
One downside? The sauna wasn’t always up to steamy expectations.
Also, if you’re expecting some crazy gym setup, this one might leave you wanting.
Overview
Located in a central area, this hotel is a convenient hub for exploring all the historic sites.
The bistro offers delightful food, setting a lovely start to your day!
With friendly staff and a chic vibe, it’s no wonder I’d recommend this hotel to my friends!
10. Hotel Unique, Bucharest, Romania
Know Before You Go
- Price per Night: $69
- Free Wi-Fi: Yes
- Check-in: 1 PM
Why I Recommend It
If you’re looking for a cozy spot in Bucharest, Hotel Unique might just be your new favorite.
With a friendly staff and a trendy cafe/bar, it adds an element of charm to your stay.
What I Didn’t Like
The walls are a bit thin, so if you’re a light sleeper, bring earplugs.
Having actual keys instead of key cards felt a tad old-fashioned, but I guess it adds to the charm!
Overview
Hotel Unique boasts clean and spacious rooms with a lovely garden terrace.
It’s just a 7-minute walk to the metro, making it easy to explore the city.
With a nice breakfast spread and nearby restaurants, you’ll feel right at home.
11. Vila Arte, Bucharest, Romania
Know Before You Go
- Free Wi-Fi: Yes
- Breakfast Included: Yes
- Noise Level: High (tram nearby)
Why I Recommend It
If you’re in Bucharest, Vila Arte is a cozy little getaway with eclectic vibes that’s definitely worth a visit!
The decor is unique and artistic, making every corner Instagram-worthy—perfect for those selfie moments!
What I Didn’t Like
Warning: If you’re not fond of tram sounds, bring earplugs! The first tram rattles by at 5 AM, perfect for early risers and not-so-great for night owls.
Also, the location is about a 25-minute walk to the buzzing city center. But hey, walking in Bucharest is often filled with delightful surprises!
Overview
Vila Arte is a charming hotel with a boutique feel, great for travelers seeking comfort and character.
Rooms are clean and cozy, with generous toiletries. Plus, the fresh breakfast, featuring made-to-order egg dishes, is a delightful way to start the day.
With friendly service and adorable decor, this spot is truly a hidden gem in the heart of Bucharest!
12. Pullman Bucharest World Trade Center, Bucharest, Romania
Know Before You Go
- Room Rate: Around $60 per night
- Free Wi-Fi: Yes!
- Public transport: Tram stop just opposite
Why I Recommend It
If you’re seeking a warm, welcoming atmosphere, Pullman Bucharest World Trade Center is the place to stay.
With comfortable beds and a breakfast spread that could make the continental breakfast gods jealous, what’s not to love?
What I Didn’t Like
The location is a bit off from the bustling city center but hey, at least you get peace and quiet!
Overview
The hotel’s proximity to Herastrau Park and unique old houses makes for a lovely mix of nature and culture.
Plus, the staff are super friendly, from the reception to the bar where Felicia serves up smiles (and drinks!).
Don’t miss trying the “Dracula Blood Red Wine”—it’s simply fang-tastic!
13. Hotel Cismigiu, Bucharest, Romania
Know Before You Go
- Room Rate: $111 per night
- Wi-Fi: Available throughout the hotel
- Parking: Underground parking available
Why I Recommend It
If you’re searching for a central location in Bucharest, this hotel nails it.
Rooms are spacious, clean, and come furnished with comfortable amenities.
Plus, the staff is super friendly – are they training to be stand-up comedians?
What I Didn’t Like
- Breakfast was fine but a tad unexciting – where’s the pizzazz?
- The QR code room service? Well, let’s just say it didn’t win any races.
Overview
Hotel Cismigiu is nestled right in the heart of Bucharest.
With a lovely art nouveau style, it offers a terrace and a brewery/eatery for a unique experience.
This hotel is perfect for both relaxing evenings and city adventures!