Duplex Room

This beautiful room offers you a mini vacation in the center of Bucharest where you can enjoy the splendor of the city.

The room consists of a double bed ideal for a couple, a dresser, only armchairs and table.

The location of the room is just a few minutes from the Old Center where there are many restaurants, night bars, shops, etc., it is the perfect place to spend a beautiful evening with lots of fun.

It is famous for the simple fact that it is part of the Civic Center neighborhood. Here are the Old Court, the Inn of Manuc, the churches of Stavropoleos and Saint Anton, as well as many other old buildings declared historical monuments.

In the historic center, in the Church Square Sfantul Gheorghe-Nou, is located the zero kilometer of Romania.

Besides this detail, you also have the National Military Circle in the area. During the communist period, the inscription Military Circle on the frontispiece of the building was replaced with the inscription Central House of the Army. After 1989, it was replaced with the inscription National Military Circle

The illustrated newspaper considers that the Military Circle in Bucharest is the architectural adornment of the country.

My name is Alina and I will keep in touch with my guests and try to provide all the necessary information.

I will be in contact via sms and whatsapp.

Victor, is a friend and he will greet the guests on arrival and help you at any time of the day or night to solve any problem.

I want you to stay with a good impression.

Bucharest is the capital of Romania. It is the most populous city and the most important industrial and commercial center of the country. The population of 1,883,425 inhabitants (2011) makes Bucharest the tenth city in population in the European Union. According to estimates by specialists [who?], Bucharest gathers over three million people daily, and in the next five years [When?], This number will exceed four million. [6] To these are added the fact that the localities near the city, which will be part of the future Metropolitan Area, have a population of approximately 430,000 inhabitants.

The first mention of the locality appears in 1459. In 1862 it became the capital of the United Principalities. Since then, it has undergone continuous changes, becoming the center of the Romanian artistic, cultural and media scene. Its elegant architecture and urban atmosphere earned it the nickname "Little Paris" in the Belle Époque. Although the buildings and neighborhoods in the historic center were damaged or destroyed by war, earthquakes and even Nicolae Ceausescu's systematization program, many survived. In recent years [When?], The city has experienced an economic and cultural boom.