Best Pet friendly Hotels in Bucharest

The hotel is very good, it does not deserve 5* given its state of conservation. The restaurant “La Cucina” is very good and the food is very good. The JW Steak House is a steal, €80 to eat a sirloin with potatoes and salad. …

This hotel is a little tricky. Do not book the regular rooms because they are tired and the beds look soggy and used. They need to do a little bit of work on the interior in the carpets on the outside of the rooms. Only stay in the suites are and above cuz they're great. But the superior room and the regular room are not to my liking and a little depressing. But I would stay this hotel anytime I was in Bucharest but only in the sweets and the studios not in the regular tired looking hotel rooms. One of the major benefits of this hotel/aparte hotel is that it has a fantastic hot tub/ jacuzzi and it is right next door in the gym all you have to do is sign in. I love the hot tub and I love the pool especially in mid-December when everything was freezing. I would stay here anytime I visited Bucharest. The food in the restaurant is okay relatively okay value for the money and service is good. Also the women at the front desk are very helpful and accommodating.

InterContinental Hotel Athenee Palace in Bucharest stands as an epitome of luxury and refined hospitality, offering a stay that is brimming with elegance, comfort, and impeccable service. My experience at this hotel was marked by grandeur, enveloped in a historic charm that resonates with the vibrant spirit of Bucharest. From my arrival, the staff exhibited unparalleled professionalism and warmth, making the check-in process a breeze and ensuring every request was addressed with meticulous attention. The genuine dedication to guest satisfaction was a constant theme throughout my stay, creating an ambiance of hospitality and warmth. The room was a sanctuary of luxury and tranquility, adorned with tasteful décor and equipped with state-of-the-art amenities. The meticulous maintenance and immaculate cleanliness highlighted the hotel’s commitment to excellence, providing a serene retreat from the lively energy of Bucharest. The gastronomic offerings at the hotel were a culinary voyage, showcasing a diverse palette of flavors ranging from traditional Romanian to international cuisine. Every dish was a celebration of taste, beautifully presented, and the elegant dining setting enhanced the overall culinary experience. The hotel’s prestigious location in the heart of Bucharest is a substantial advantage, offering immediate access to a plethora of cultural sites, entertainment venues, and exquisite dining options, allowing guests to explore the multifaceted charm of the city with ease. In conclusion, InterContinental Hotel Athenee Palace Bucharest emerges as a distinguished enclave of luxury and cultural richness, blending opulent accommodations, gastronomic excellence, and unrivaled service. For anyone seeking to immerse themselves in the splendor and vibrancy of Bucharest while indulging in lavish comfort, this hotel is a quintessential choice.

What a pleasant stay we had! Upon arrival, Costin, who checked us in promptly, made us feel comfortable and very welcomed. He understands our special need for a fragrance-free room due to our sensitivity to scents/chemicals. We got one on the higher floor, clean, spacious and nicely-decorated and has a beautiful city view! It had everything we need. Will not hesitate to book this hotel again.

Very nice hotel well located and well maintained, the rooms are spacious and well equipped. The service is good, maybe a little cold, it's certainly the only thing missing to make it an even better establishment.

Hotel location is wonderful - middle of the old city. Rooms are spacious enough but some of them are located over a street with a night club and are very noisy all night (especially lower floors) - this has to be mentioned at check in to relevant customers. Staff is very friendly and helpful - especially at reception. Rooms cleaning needs some improvement as some negligence showed and called for our intervention. Breakfast is great, large choice and comfortable dining room including outdoor seating Fitness center is quite small and at basement - could have been located on an upper floor facing the old city - would be wonderful

Truly great experience. Only thing to point is that the pool is an extra, you need to lay 10€/personne/day... Other than that, really nice !

The hotel is situated a few metres from the Gara de Nord railways station and underground station, so it is very easy to reach. The check-in procedure was fast, room clean with a large bed, toilet, shower, TV set, hairdryer etc. The door is card-operated, mine unfortunately didn´t work properly, so I had to go to the reception desk twice but the girl was really helpful. Breakfast is served in the adjacent building from 7 .00 to 10.30, quite a good range of things to choose from. Wi-fi connection strong and stable. Next time in Bucharest I will definitely try to get a room here again.

We have family members that are Ukrainian Refugees that fled to safety in Bucharest. The General Manager of the Moxy Roxana-Maria Vişan was extremely empathetic and understanding to our situation. Lorena Dinescu Crew leader was equally amazing responding to all of our questions and providing incredible support for us. They provided the most special touching personalized service and hospitality to our family for 19 days. Thankfully we were able to find a permanent residence for them with friends in Breda, Netherlands. According to our family members the property has an amazing vibe, great rooms, ideal location to old town, and most importantly a friendly caring staff of employees. If you visit Bucharest you need to check out the Moxy!

The hotel is very good, very close to the city. It is not a business district nearby, very quiet. The rest is very good. Romania's taxi is very cheap, so it is called Bolt or Uber everywhere. The front desk service of the hotel is very good and the room is very clean. The price is very affordable, after all, it is still Europe.