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Alex Villa HostelvsGrand Hotel Bucharest
Both Alex Villa Hostel and InterContinental Bucharest are endorsed by professional reviewers. Overall, InterContinental Bucharest ranks slightly higher than Alex Villa Hostel. InterContinental Bucharest has a TripExpert Score of 72 with accolades from 2 sources such as Rough Guide, Lonely Planet.
Alex Villa Hostel
Rough Guide
Avram Iancu Street, no5, Bucharest, Romania
From $0/night
- Free Internet
Rough Guide "A quiet, simple hostel east of Universităţii, with a/c dorms sleeping between four and nine (€10); free internet access, laundry and breakfast not included."
Grand Hotel Bucharest
Lonely Planet Rough Guide
The Telegraph
4 Blvd Nicolae Balcescu, Bucharest 010051, Romania
From $76/night
- Pet Friendly
- Bar/Lounge
- Hot Tub
- Free Internet
- Room Service
- Laundry Service
Lonely Planet "Its 283 rooms brag of a 21st-century makeover (cranberry carpets, padded walls, wi-fi), and the 1971 tower playfully shows its period at times."
Rough Guide "This towering city landmark remains the businessmen’s and journalists’ hotel of choice... and has all the class you’d expect of a five-star establishment. Immaculate rooms... and top-notch facilities."
The Telegraph8.0
"The InterContinental Bucharest is the first five-star hotel to be built in the Romanian capital, holding its reign as the highest hotel in town and an emblem of the city ever since its 1971 opening." Full review
