The best hotels in Bucharest
Bucharest has 8,000+ places to stay and a wild range in quality. the wrong neighborhood can tank your whole trip. We reviewed the standouts and these 10 made the cut.
Our 10 Top Picks in Bucharest
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Black Habit
Bucharest
$45/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Downtown Oasis Unirii Apartment
Bucharest
$62/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Tomis Garden Bucuresti
Bucharest
$111/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Urban Oasis Apartments with Parking
Bucharest
$83/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
CHANTTAL Luxury - BOUTIQUE
Bucharest
$64/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Park Inn by Radisson Bucharest Hotel & Residence
Bucharest
$139/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Old Town Luxury Suites with Balcony
Bucharest
$106/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Novotel Bucharest City Centre
Bucharest
$203/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
DStudio Old Town-Architectural Gem w Modern Flair
Bucharest
$58/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Mercure Bucharest City Center
Bucharest
$181/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Why These Hotels Made Our List
Here's why each one made the cut.
Black Habit
At $45 with a 4.8 rating from 707 guests, Black Habit is one of Bucharest's best value bets. You won't get spa access or a concierge, but you'll get a well-reviewed bed and cash left over. Take the metro to Old Town. The difference between this and a mid-range hotel funds two nights out on Calea Victoriei.
Address:Black Habit, Calea Griviței 77, 010705 București, Romania
Neighborhood:Sector 1
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Downtown Oasis Unirii Apartment
Unirii Square puts you right in the middle of everything. The Parliament Palace is a 15-minute walk, the Old Town is just as close. At 4.9 stars from 273 guests, people are consistently happy. $62 for an apartment at this location is genuinely good value. You get a kitchen too, which cuts your breakfast bill every day.
Neighborhood:Sector 4
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Tomis Garden Bucuresti
A four-star scoring 4.8 from 599 reviews is rare. Tomis Garden clearly does something right. At $111 it's competitive with Bucharest's other four-stars but with a noticeably warmer guest reputation. The garden element isn't just marketing. If you're staying more than two nights, the extra spend over budget options buys noticeably more comfort.
Address:Tomis Garden Bucuresti, Strada Țepeș Vodă 154, 030167 București, Romania
Neighborhood:Sector 2
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Urban Oasis Apartments with Parking
That 4.825 rating from 243 guests tells a consistent story. The parking is a real bonus if you're driving in from Otopeni or doing day trips. Bucharest's traffic is genuinely rough, so having a guaranteed spot matters. At $83 you're in the sweet spot between budget hostels and full-service hotels. Apartments mean you control your schedule.
Neighborhood:Sector 4
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CHANTTAL Luxury - BOUTIQUE
The name oversells it a little. It's a boutique, not luxury by global standards. But at $64 in Bucharest, you're getting a stylish, intimate property that most guests genuinely like. 218 reviews at 4.76 is solid. If you want character over corporate, this beats a chain. Just don't expect a rooftop pool or a fitness center.
Neighborhood:Old Town
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Park Inn by Radisson Bucharest Hotel & Residence
5,181 reviews don't lie but they don't thrill either. Park Inn is exactly what you'd expect: reliable, consistent, professionally managed. It's a safe pick for business travelers near Piața Victoriei. At $139 you're paying for Radisson infrastructure and brand certainty. If you're here for leisure, you can do better for less closer to the Old Town.
Address:Park Inn by Radisson Bucharest Hotel & Residence, Strada Luterană 2-4, 010162 București, Romania
Neighborhood:Sector 1
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Old Town Luxury Suites with Balcony
88 reviews at 4.95 is nearly perfect, and that balcony in the Old Town is the real selling point. You're steps from Lipscani Street, the best bar crawl in Bucharest. $106 for a suite with outdoor space here is fair. It's still new enough that reviews aren't fully volume-tested, but every signal so far looks strong.
Neighborhood:Old Town
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Novotel Bucharest City Centre
8,184 reviews at 4.6 means Novotel does its job well. It's the most expensive on this list at $203, and you're paying for central location, solid amenities, and Accor's reliability machine. Nothing surprising, nothing disappointing. Business travelers love it. If it's your own money and you want leisure, $100 less elsewhere gets you far more personality.
Address:Novotel Bucharest City Centre, Calea Victoriei 37B, 030167 București, Romania
Neighborhood:Sector 1
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DStudio Old Town-Architectural Gem w Modern Flair
$58 in the Old Town is a steal if the place holds up. 343 reviews at 4.70 says it mostly does. The "architectural gem" framing is a bit much, but Bucharest's Old Town genuinely has beautiful interwar buildings. You're walking distance from Cișmigiu Garden and the street food on Lipscani. Book early. At this price, it fills.
Neighborhood:Old Town
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Mercure Bucharest City Center
Mercure's 2,282 reviews at 4.6 puts it firmly in reliable four-star territory. At $181 it's expensive but not the priciest here. City center means you're near Piața Unirii and can walk most sights without paying for taxis. The Accor loyalty program is worth activating before you book. Solid choice if someone else is covering the bill.
Address:Mercure Bucharest City Center, 15 17 17A, Strada George Enescu Street, 010302 București, Romania
Neighborhood:Sector 1
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| # | Hotel | Our Score | Guest Rating | Reviews | Type | Price/Night | Book |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Black Habit | 4.8 | 707 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $50/night | Book → | |
| 2 | Downtown Oasis Unirii Apartment | 4.9 | 273 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $60/night | Book → | |
| 3 | Tomis Garden Bucuresti | 4.8 | 599 | 4★ | $110/night | Book → | |
| 4 | Urban Oasis Apartments with Parking | 4.8 | 243 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $80/night | Book → | |
| 5 | CHANTTAL Luxury - BOUTIQUE | 4.8 | 218 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $60/night | Book → | |
| 6 | Park Inn by Radisson Bucharest Hotel & Residence | 4.6 | 5 181 | 4★ | $140/night | Book → | |
| 7 | Old Town Luxury Suites with Balcony | 5.0 | 88 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $110/night | Book → | |
| 8 | Novotel Bucharest City Centre | 4.6 | 8 184 | 4★ | $200/night | Book → | |
| 9 | DStudio Old Town-Architectural Gem w Modern Flair | 4.7 | 343 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $60/night | Book → | |
| 10 | Mercure Bucharest City Center | 4.6 | 2 282 | 4★ | $180/night | Book → | |
| 11 | Radisson Blu Hotel Bucharest | 4.6 | 15 553 | 5★ | $230/night | Book → | |
| 12 | ibis Styles Bucharest City Center | 4.6 | 3 082 | 3★ | $120/night | Book → | |
| 13 | BUCUR 9 | 4.7 | 200 | 3★ | $70/night | Book → | |
| 14 | Grand Hotel Bucharest | 4.5 | 6 912 | 5★ | $150/night | Book → | |
| 15 | Phoenicia Grand Hotel | 4.5 | 4 482 | 4★ | $90/night | Book → | |
| 16 | Concorde Old Bucharest Hotel | 4.5 | 1 038 | 4★ | $180/night | Book → | |
| 17 | Tempus | 4.7 | 60 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $70/night | Book → | |
| 18 | Hotel At George’s Fly&Stay | 4.7 | 58 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $40/night | Book → | |
| 19 | Little Bucharest Mansion next to the Parliament Palace | 4.6 | 87 | 4★ | $50/night | Book → | |
| 20 | Uni88 Apart Hotel | 4.5 | 300 | 4★ | $80/night | Book → |
Where to Stay in Bucharest
The neighborhood you pick matters more than the hotel.
First time in Bucharest? Here's where to stay
Stay within the City Center triangle: Piata Romana, Piata Universitatii, and Calea Victoriei. Everything you want is walkable or one metro stop away on line M2.
Radisson Blu on Calea Dumitru Ionescu and the Intercontinental on Bulevardul Nicolae Balcescu are your anchor options in this zone. Mid-range runs $120-210/night here, and you're 10 minutes walk from the Palace of the Parliament and 8 minutes from the Atheneum. First visit, this is the area.
Best neighborhoods for nightlife
Old Town (Lipscani) is the obvious answer. Strada Blanari, Strada Covaci, and Strada Smardan have bars packed shoulder to shoulder on weekends. Carturesti Carusel is right there for a daytime detour.
But Floreasca has taken off. The stretch around Strada Calea Floreasca and Parcul Herastrau is younger, less tourist-heavy, and better for a Thursday night. Rembrandt Hotel keeps you steps from Lipscani. Hotel Epoque puts you near Floreasca. Pick your scene.
How to get the best hotel prices in Bucharest
Book City Center hotels 4-6 weeks out for spring and autumn. For the George Enescu Festival in September, 8 weeks minimum or prices double near Piata Revolutiei.
January and February are genuinely cheap. A solid 4-star near Piata Romana drops to $65-90/night. The city is cold at -3-4°C but there are almost no tourists, restaurants have space, and you'll see a very different Bucharest. Worth it if you don't mind a coat.
Boutique vs. chain hotels in Bucharest
Bucharest's boutique scene punches above its weight. Moxa in Dorobanti and Hotel Epoque in Floreasca both feel personal, with actual design and staff who remember your name. The Dorobanti neighborhood alone is worth picking for its tree-lined streets and local restaurants on Strada Mihai Eminescu.
Chains win on consistency and points programs. Radisson Blu, Novotel, and JW Marriott all deliver exactly what they promise. But you'll miss the character. If this is your only Bucharest trip, go boutique.
Bucharest for business travelers
The Victoriei corridor is where most multinationals office up. Novotel on Calea Victoriei and the Pullman near Piata Presei Libere cover you here. The Pullman is 5 minutes from Romexpo and the World Trade Centre complex, which is exactly why it earned the Business Pick badge.
Radisson Blu is the most central business option, 15 minutes walk from the financial district on Bulevardul Expozitiei. All three have reliable conference facilities. Budget around $140-280/night for these.
Romantic hotels in Bucharest
Hotel Epoque in Floreasca is the clear pick for couples. The art deco detailing, the Herastrau Park 10 minutes away on foot, the small pool. It's not showy. It's just right.
Athenee Palace Hilton gives you the grand romance: chandeliers, a direct view of the Atheneum from some rooms, history on every floor. Spend one night there and walk up Calea Victoriei to Cismigiu Gardens in the evening. That's a proper Bucharest date.
Bucharest's best hotel regions
Old Town (Lipscani) gets all the attention, but City Center and Dorobanti are where you'll actually sleep well. Prioritize anything within 10 minutes of Calea Victoriei and you won't regret it.
Old Town (Lipscani) 1 vetted hotel Bucharest's party district. Great location, zero silence.
Bucharest's party district. Great location, zero silence.
Lipscani is dense, walkable, and genuinely fun. Strada Smardan, Strada Covaci, and Hanul lui Manuc are all within a 5-minute walk of each other. The architecture is some of the best-preserved in the city.
The tradeoff is noise. Weekend nights run hot until 3-4am and the streets aren't quiet. If you're a light sleeper or traveling with kids, this isn't your zone.
Rembrandt Hotel is the one solid pick here, on Strada Smardan with rates from $55-85/night. It's the only vetted option in Old Town for a reason: most of the other hotels here are overpriced for what you get.
Browse all Old Town (Lipscani) hotels → City Center 3 vetted hotels The safest bet. Everything within reach, nothing too loud.
The safest bet. Everything within reach, nothing too loud.
This is the core of Bucharest, anchored by Piata Universitatii, Bulevardul Nicolae Balcescu, and the Intercontinental tower. Metro line M2 runs right through it. You can walk to the Palace of the Parliament in 20 minutes or the Atheneum in 8.
Hotels here span a real range. The Intercontinental at $130-210/night gives you the best views in the city from upper floors. Radisson Blu at $120-200/night is more polished and modern, a 3-minute walk from Piata Romana.
This is the right choice for first-timers and anyone who wants flexibility. You're equidistant from Old Town, Cismigiu Gardens, and the business district.
Browse all City Center hotels → Cismigiu & Victoriei 2 vetted hotels Quieter, greener, and underrated by most visitors.
Quieter, greener, and underrated by most visitors.
Hotel Cismigiu sits right on Bulevardul Regina Elisabeta, facing the park itself. You wake up to one of Bucharest's best green spaces and you're 12 minutes walk from Old Town. It's calmer than Lipscani but not remote.
Novotel on Calea Victoriei anchors the Victoriei end of this zone, putting you in the business and government corridor. The Romanian Athenaeum is 7 minutes on foot. This is where Bucharest feels most like a proper European capital.
Prices run $75-195/night across these two, and both hotels consistently outperform their price brackets. Hotel Cismigiu is especially good value for what you get.
Browse all Cismigiu & Victoriei hotels → Dorobanti & Floreasca 2 vetted hotels Residential, upscale, and a different side of the city.
Residential, upscale, and a different side of the city.
Dorobanti is where Bucharest's well-off locals actually live. Tree-lined streets, good restaurants on Strada Mihai Eminescu, and a pace that's nothing like the center. Moxa Boutique Hotel on Strada Moxa is here, and it's one of our favorite hotels in the city full stop.
Floreasca is 10 minutes further north, bordering Herastrau Park and the lake. Hotel Epoque is set here and it earns its Romantic Stay badge: the design is serious, the area is calm, and the park is a proper walk on your doorstep.
Both neighborhoods are 15-20 minutes by taxi or metro from Old Town and cost $155-260/night. You're paying for the quality and the location, and it's worth it.
Browse all Dorobanti & Floreasca hotels → Izvor & Expozitiei 2 vetted hotels Bucharest's luxury tier. No compromises, no apologies.
Bucharest's luxury tier. No compromises, no apologies.
JW Marriott near Izvor metro station is 5 minutes walk from the Palace of the Parliament, the second-largest building in the world. That proximity matters. The hotel itself is enormous, 402 rooms, and the lobby sets the tone immediately.
Pullman Bucharest World Trade Centre sits on the Expozitiei side, near Piata Presei Libere. It's built around business travel but the rooms and facilities are excellent. Romexpo is literally next door.
Rates run $200-420/night across these two. Both justify the price. The JW Marriott in particular delivers one of the best hotel experiences in Central Europe at this level.
Browse all Izvor & Expozitiei hotels →Best Areas by Vibe
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Romantic
Floreasca and the Herastrau lakeside is the best pairing in the city. Hotel Epoque puts you 10 minutes walk from the park, in a design hotel that doesn't try too hard.
Culture
Base yourself near Calea Victoriei and you can walk the National Museum of Art, the Atheneum, and Revolution Square in a single afternoon. The Intercontinental puts you right in the middle of it.
Family
Cismigiu Gardens and the Village Museum on Soseaua Kiseleff are the top family draws. Hotel Cismigiu is 3 minutes from the park and gives families real value at $75-110/night.
Budget
Old Town (Lipscani) gives you the most for the least. Rembrandt Hotel on Strada Smardan runs $55-85/night and puts you inside Bucharest's most interesting neighborhood.
Foodie
Dorobanti and the streets around Piata Floreasca have the best restaurant density for serious eating. Moxa Boutique Hotel puts you steps from the best tables in the city.
Luxury
Calea Victoriei is where Bucharest's grand hotels and finest retail sit. Athenee Palace Hilton, at $290-480/night, is the definitive address for anyone who wants the full experience.
We reviewed 8,000+ options across the main regions of Bucharest. We cut hotels with misleading lobby photos that hide dated rooms, anything on Calea Grivitei near Gara de Nord that markets itself as 'central' when it's a 25-minute walk from anything worth seeing, and budget places that charge Old Town prices for Militari-level locations. Fake review scores were flagged. Chain hotels with no soul and no local advantage didn't make it either.
Location Quality
Is the neighborhood walkable? Are restaurants, shops, and attractions within 10 minutes on foot? How does it feel after dark? We evaluate safety, public transport access, and whether the area has genuine local character or just tourist traps. A hotel in the wrong neighborhood ruins a trip. That's why location carries the most weight.
Value for Money
We compare what you pay against what you get. A €150 hotel with a great location, clean rooms, and helpful staff can outscore a €500 hotel with fancy amenities in a bad area. We factor in seasonal pricing, cancellation policies, and hidden costs like tourist tax and breakfast surcharges. The goal is finding the best ratio, not the lowest price.
Guest Experience
We analyze thousands of verified guest reviews across multiple platforms, looking for patterns rather than individual complaints. Consistent praise for cleanliness, staff, and room quality counts. We also assess the intangibles: does the hotel have character? Would you recommend it to a friend? A soul-less chain hotel with perfect facilities still loses to a well-run boutique with personality.
Every hotel on this page earned its spot through this process.
When to Visit Bucharest
Hotel prices, crowds, and weather vary by season.
Spring (March-May)
March starts mild and builds fast into a genuinely beautiful May. Cismigiu Gardens blooms and the outdoor terraces on Strada Covaci fill up. Prices are reasonable before the summer peak, and the George Enescu Museum reopens after winter hours with extended visits.
Summer (June-August)
Bucharest gets genuinely hot in July and August, often hitting 35°C on the worst days. Electric Castle and Untold festival pre-party events in early July push hotel prices up 40% for specific weekends. Book 8 weeks out if you're visiting in July, especially near City Center.
Autumn (September-November)
This is the best time to visit, full stop. September brings the George Enescu Classical Music Festival to the Atheneum, the city is buzzing but not overrun, and temperatures are perfect at 15-22°C. October drops to $100-150/night for solid mid-range hotels and the foliage in Herastrau Park is worth the visit alone.
Winter (December-February)
December has a spike around Christmas markets on Piata Constitutiei and Piata Universitatii, with prices jumping to $120-170/night for that 2-week window. January and February are legitimately quiet and cold at -3-5°C. But $55-80/night at a 4-star near Piata Romana is a real deal if you pack properly.
Booking Tips for Bucharest
Smart booking strategies for Bucharest.
Don't book near Gara de Nord
Hotels around Gara de Nord on Calea Grivitei and Bulevardul Dinicu Golescu market themselves as central. They're not. You're 25-30 minutes walk from Piata Universitatii and the neighborhood feels rough at night. Same money buys you a far better room near Piata Romana.
September bookings need 8 weeks' lead time
The George Enescu Festival runs every 2 years in September and takes over hotels near the Atheneum and Calea Victoriei. Even in non-festival years, September is the city's best month and hotels know it. Book by mid-July for any September stay or expect to pay 30-40% more.
Use the metro, not taxis for daytime travel
Metro line M2 from Pipera to Berceni covers Old Town (Piata Unirii), City Center (Piata Romana, Universitate), and the Victoriei business corridor. A 10-trip card costs 25 lei. Taxis via Speed Taxi or Clever Taxi apps cost $4-8 for most city center rides, but traffic on Bulevardul Magheru at rush hour makes metro faster.
Ask your hotel about airport transfer before arriving
Henri Coanda Airport is 17km from City Center. The Express 783 bus costs 3.5 lei and runs every 30-40 minutes. Hotel transfers vary wildly, from $25-45 depending on the property. Book in advance and confirm the price. Unlicensed taxi touts inside the terminal will quote you $40-60. Use the app or the official taxi rank.
Pick your room floor carefully in Old Town
Lipscani bars close at 4am on weekends and the sound carries. At Rembrandt Hotel on Strada Smardan, ask for a room on floor 3 or above facing the courtyard, not the street. Same applies at any Old Town property. The street-facing rooms look great on photos but you'll be awake from midnight.
Luxury hotels earn their rates in Bucharest
Don't apologize for the spend at Athenee Palace Hilton or JW Marriott. The Athenee's location on Calea Victoriei next to Revolution Square is genuinely special and breakfast there is a proper event. JW Marriott at $260-420/night delivers service and facilities that match or beat equivalent properties in Vienna or Prague.
Hotels in Bucharest, FAQ
Straight answers from our team.
What's the best neighborhood to stay in Bucharest?
City Center, around Calea Victoriei and Piata Romana, is the sweet spot. You're 10 minutes walk from the Atheneum, 15 from Old Town, and metro line M2 is right there. Old Town is fun for a night out but noisy until 3am on weekends. Stay central, go to Lipscani for drinks.
How much should I budget for a hotel in Bucharest?
Decent mid-range rooms run $75-140/night, and you don't need to spend more than that unless you want full luxury. Budget picks in Old Town start around $55/night. Luxury at the Athenee Palace Hilton or JW Marriott pushes $290-480/night, and those are genuinely worth it for the experience.
Is it safe to stay near Gara de Nord?
Honestly, skip it. The area around Gara de Nord on Calea Grivitei and Bulevardul Dinicu Golescu feels rough at night and you'll pay similar prices for far better locations elsewhere. Hotels there market themselves as 'near the center' but you're a $8-10 taxi ride from anything interesting. Stay near Piata Romana or Cismigiu instead.
When is the cheapest time to visit Bucharest?
November through February is the low season. Hotel prices drop to $45-90/night even at solid 4-star properties. January is the absolute floor, but it's cold, around -3-2°C. If you can handle the chill, the city feels genuinely local with almost no tourists on Lipscani.
How do I get from Bucharest airport to my hotel?
The Express 783 bus runs from Henri Coanda Airport to Piata Unirii for about 3.5 lei (under $1). It takes 45-60 minutes depending on traffic. Taxis via the official Fly Taxi or Speed Taxi apps cost $15-20 to City Center. Avoid any driver who approaches you inside the terminal.
Does Bucharest have good public transport?
The metro is excellent and covers the key areas. Line M2 connects Pipera in the north through Piata Romana, Universitate, and Piata Unirii down to Berceni. A single trip costs 3 lei. Trams and buses fill the gaps but can be slow during rush hour on Bulevardul Magheru.
Which hotels are best for business travelers?
The Pullman Bucharest World Trade Centre on Expozitiei is purpose-built for business, 5 minutes from the Romexpo exhibition center. Novotel on Calea Victoriei puts you inside walking distance of most corporate offices in the Victoriei area. Both run $140-280/night and have proper meeting facilities.
Are there good boutique hotels in Bucharest?
Yes, and they're often better value than the chains. Moxa Boutique Hotel in Dorobanti is one of the best in the city, with rooms from $155-220/night and a calmer, residential feel. Hotel Epoque in Floreasca is the most design-forward option, popular for romantic stays at $180-260/night.
What areas should I avoid when booking in Bucharest?
Avoid hotels in Drumul Taberei, Berceni, or Pantelimon. They're outer residential districts with nothing to do and a 30-40 minute metro ride to the center. Titan and Rahova are similar. Any hotel in those areas is not saving you money once you factor in transport costs.
Is Old Town a good place to stay?
It depends on your style. Rembrandt Hotel on Strada Smardan puts you in the heart of Lipscani, 3 minutes walk from the best bars and restaurants. But Friday and Saturday nights are loud until 3-4am. It's great for a 2-night party trip, not ideal for a week of early mornings.
What's the best luxury hotel in Bucharest?
Athenee Palace Hilton on Calea Victoriei is the historic choice, right next to Revolution Square and the Atheneum. Rooms run $290-480/night. JW Marriott near Izvor metro is larger and more modern, better for groups and business, at $260-420/night. Both earn their price.
Are hotel prices in Bucharest higher during festivals?
Yes, especially during the George Enescu Classical Music Festival in September and the Untold or Electric Castle pre-party weekends in July. Prices jump 30-50% on those specific weekends. Book at least 6 weeks out for September stays near Piata Revolutiei and the Atheneum.
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