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Book a holiday in Bucharest and enjoy a city rich in culture and the luxury that many of its hotels has to offer. Bucharest is the capital city of Romania, located in the southeast of the country on the Dâmbovita River. Bucharest is also the industrial and commercial centre, and one of the main transport hubs, of Romania.

Though conflict during World War II, a massive earthquake and political decisions has led to much destruction over the more recent years, Bucharest still has much allure. The architecture is still grand in much of the city, and it has more than 150 hotels on offer. The available accommodation ranges from two to five stars, from apartments to luxury hotels.

University Square

Around Romania you’ll find about 30 hotels, with four star hotels constituting half of those. The choice is diverse, where you can choose from large, architecturally grand hotels to cosy little apartments in the quieter streets. You'll also find some five star hotels that are housed in grand old building offering top added extras such as swimming pool and spa services. University Square is one of the main squares of Bucharest and is situated in the centre, at an intersection of two boulevards. From your hotel you can walk to Cismigiu Gardens, the green oasis of Bucharest.

Piata Romana or Parliament Quarter

Piata Romana is a grand and important square in Bucharest. Around Piata Romana you’ll find over 20 hotels, ranging from two to five stars. This district is swarming with museums and theatres, and on the north side of the square stands the Academy of Economic Studies. In the Parliament Quarter, or Palatul Parlamentului, you’ll find the gigantic Palace of Parliament, which is, after the Pentagon, the largest building in the world. Many feasts, festivals and shows are held at the Constitution Square, so be part of this cultural highlights and stay right in the bustling centre.

Piata Unirii and Department Stores

Piata Unirii is the largest square in Bucharest, where you can choose from many different hotels, mainly three and four star. Modern high-rises are interspersed classic hotels with a more historical look. Piata Unirii is a green square with beautiful fountains and is an ideal place to stay in Bucharest. It is also the place to be for shoppers, thanks to its great selection of department stores and the massive Unirea Shopping Centre.