★★★·Bucharest·8.2
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ou é só digitar — “por volta do dia 20, três noites”
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Located in Bucharest, Hotel Nova Residence is 2 km from the Piata Sudului Metro Station and within a 20-minute drive from the city centre. This property offers free WiFi access, on-site parking (fee applies), and accommodation featuring seating areas, minibars, flat-screen TVs, and private bathrooms with baths or showers. A 24-hour front desk, events room (surcharge), and grocery store are nearby, along with restaurants and hospitals within walking distance.
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Como os hóspedes avaliam o hotel, aspecto a aspecto.
I appreciated the short‑term availability and the fact that parking was available even though it cost extra; the lift was a plus for a hotel. I booked a studio or two‑room apartment, but it was on the top floor with no windows, making it suffocating, especially since I couldn’t keep the fan on all night with kids. The fridge made a grotesque noise all night (I never used it or put anything in it), so I had to unplug it.
Cristianstan·Há 3 semanas
I received a loft room that was about 30 °C; it was impossible to sleep! The air conditioner worked but sounded like a bulldozer, so it was very weak, especially when sleeping with a child.
Puskas·Há um mês
The air conditioner whines so loudly that it keeps me up, but otherwise everything is fine.
Игорь·Há um mês
It really depends on whether you go for one of the tiny hotel rooms or an apartment. I booked apartment 3 and was blown away by how huge it is. The living room is massive, the bathroom is quite large, the bathtub is big and sound‑proof, the open kitchen is ample, and the bedroom is decent. The sound insulation is excellent; I heard nothing from neighbors or outside. I was pleasantly surprised. There’s nothing negative to mention about the apartment.
Alexandru·Há um mês
The location worked for me because I could reach the hospital area easily, but the attic was sweltering – it was 32 °C at 10 pm and the weak air‑conditioner ran all night to no avail. Getting to the top‑floor room was a hassle: lift, then stairs, a right turn and more stairs, which was especially tough with a physically disabled child. They charged me 150 lei plus a 25 lei parking fee to charge my electric car at their station – the most expensive charge I’ve ever paid. Breakfast didn’t justify the 37 lei per person, with few options and only cold food.
Daniel·Há 2 meses