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Start your trip to Romania off on the right foot with quality hotel accommodation in Bucharest. The capital is not only the largest city in Romania, but also the nation’s industrial and financial centre. Bucharest is an ideal starting-point for any trip further afield to Bucovina, Maramureş County, Bran Castle, Peles Castle, the Danube Delta, the Fagaras Mountains, Sibiu, and many, many more key tourist attractions throughout Romania.

Wherever you are looking to stay in Romania, it’s as simple as booking your hotels in Prague, Budapest or Bratislava – and perhaps with even less of a fuss when it comes to holidaying in high-season. With attention turned to Bucharest however, there is a range of possibilities for visitors seeking the full gamut of hotel styles, types, and levels of comfort. From youth hostels to business hotels, spa hotels, or designer boutique hotels, Bucharest has it all on offer. City-centre or close to the airport, with facilities available for families or casino establishments for having a flutter, there is something for everyone available at hotels in Bucharest, it’s just a matter of taking the opportunity to sample some typical Romanian hospitality and culture.

The Bucharest Top Three

1. Bucharest may have won the nickname of “The Paris of the East” (or “Little Paris”, Micul Paris) due to the late-nineteenth century architecture and the so-called “Golden Age” of the interwar period, but that’s not stopping the Hotel Venezia from emulating another great European city. Located close to the Cismigui Garden, the National Museum of Romanian History, and the National Museum of Art of Romania, this classic hotel offers guests an elegant experience in a prime location.

2. Another Bucharest hotel that lives up to its namesake, the Rembrandt Hotel is an artistic number that is leading the Bucharest boutique hotel scene. Guests are able to take full advantage of the balconies in each room, the DVD and CD players, and wireless internet access. Complimentary breakfast is included, and the hotel is situated near the Stavropoleos Church, the Curtea Veche (Old Princely Court), and the University of Bucharest.

3. A new addition on the Bucharest boutique hotel list, the K&K Hotel Elisabeta is a modern, city-centre hotel that has guests raving about the gym and spa facilities. The complimentary breakfast also comes with glowing recommendations. It’s not just leisure at this first-rate design property, and for those more business-minded there is an excellent business centre waiting to service your needs and requirements.