Old Town Royal Boutique

We are delighted to host you in our 50 sqm Old Town Royal Boutique, which we recently developed with all our hearts and sweat, gathering in this spacious two bedroom apartment located right in the heart of the City Center (also know as the Old Town), all the luxuriant elements of interior design which invite you to take a trip in time and feel the atmosphere of Bucharest's "Belle Epoque". To create an unique experience for you, we have combined only quality natural elements - Oak wood, natural onyx stone, bronze metal and natural leather, fully equipped with all the amenities - coffee&tea machine, induction stove top and kitchenware, spacious bathroom with towels and toilettries, romantic touch of the main bedroom with the electric fireplace, to ensure your very best experience at our property!

We are a young early 30's couple, we love travelling and enjoy meeting new people from all around the world, getting to know them and their culture. Our passion is interior design, mostly refurbishing old gems, transforming them into unique experiences that we wish to share with everyone.

Bucharest’s Old Town is a mix of history, local culture and life style, a trendy entertainment district and favorite hangout for the locals. Many of its superb period buildings have been refurbished or restored, while others, whose beauty contrasts sharply with their state of degradation, are still waiting for their time. Nevertheless, the historic architecture, the old churches, the outdoor terraces and cafés and the romantic feel make the Old Town a most enticing area of the city. The Old Town is the old district of artisans and merchants that emerged around the Princely Court, back in the 16th century. Many of the streets are still named after the various craft guilds of the time, such as Blanari (“Furriers”) - which is the street where you can find our property -, Selari (“Saddlers”) or Bacani (“Grocers”).

Right across our building you can find Hanul cu Tei (“The Linden Inn”), built in 1833, which is a passage between the streets of Lipscani and Blanari, wide enough to let pass a cart. The Linden Inn had a lucky fate: miraculously spared by the Great Fire of 1847, the Inn was carefully restored in the 1970s and preserves intact the atmosphere of early 19th century.