Sinaia hotels, pensions

Four stars

Web info: Centrally located, only a few minutes walk from the cable car station and the town hall, this modern hotel offers stylish accommodation and great facilities.The Anda Hotel in Sinaia has bright, spacious rooms decorated in contemporary style, and well equipped bathrooms, all with satellite TV and internet access.The hotel’s wine cellar houses its excellent restaurant serving excellent Romanian cuisine and there also is an in-house casino.The hotel is only a 20 minute walk from Peles Castle and the Sinaia monastery and right in the heart of the lively city center.

Leif’s take: Set up for business, and rather modern for the mountains, the Anda Hotel’s higher-priced rooms are worth the extra cost for more light and balconies.

Three stars

Argint Villa

Web info: Each room includes non smoking rooms, daily newspaper, hair dryer, in room safe, television. For the comfort and convenience of guests, you’ll also find room service 24hr, bar/pub, restaurant, safety deposit boxes, business center, pets allowed on-site.

Hotel Bastion

Web info: Featured in each room, among other amenities, are non smoking rooms, daily newspaper, hair dryer, ironing board, in room safe, television, shower. The hotel boasts room service 24hr, elevator, bar/pub, laundry service/dry cleaning, meeting facilities , restaurant, safety deposit boxes as part of its superior facilities and services.

Apartments

Vila Tudor, Calin & Luca

Web info: Each apartment has its own private kitchen fully equipped (refrigerator, gas-cooker, coffee maker, dishes etc). Each apartment, beside the bedrooms, has a spacious living room, with fireplace as well.

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Hotel Economat
Tel. +40 (0) 244 311 151
Aleea Pelesului 2
email: srpsinaia at apps dot ro
Leif’s take: Just outside the Peles Castle gate, this place is about as close to ‘budget’ as you can get in Sinaia these days. Castle-like in appearance, a few rubes have mistaken the hotel as Peles itself! Breakfast included.

Hotel Caraiman
Tel. +40 (0) 244 313 551
B-dul Carol I 4
Leif’s take: Of the faded-glory century-old hotels – and Sinaia teems with them – we like the 1881 red-and-white Caraiman most, for being less royal ball and more rustic and laid-back, with unfailingly friendly staff. Rooms are simple – beige carpets, tiled bathrooms with standing showers, half looking west towards the mountains over a small park.

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