The five-star Grand Hotel Continental enjoys a prestigious position on Calea Victoriei in the heart of Bucharest, within easy walking distance of the Old Town, National Museum of Art and Romanian Athenaeum. Occupying a historic building with roots stretching back more than 200 years, the hotel reflects the elegance of the era when Bucharest was known as ‘Little Paris’, combining period architecture and antique furnishings with modern comforts.
The hotel has 59 individually furnished rooms and suites, decorated in a classical style with carefully selected furniture and period-inspired details. Standard Rooms, the lead-in category, measure approximately 19–26m² and are available with double or twin beds. More spacious Deluxe Rooms measure approximately 34–42m², while Junior Suites and Senior Suites offer separate living and sleeping areas.
Rooms include air-conditioning, Wi-Fi, flat-screen TV, minibar, safe and tea and coffee-making facilities. Bathrooms feature a shower or bathtub, with bathrobes and slippers also provided.
Bistro Continental overlooks Calea Victoriei and serves international cuisine in an elegant but relaxed setting throughout the day. The traditional Victoria Club, furnished with leather Chesterfield sofas and mahogany furniture, is a comfortable spot for drinks, light snacks or afternoon tea. There is also a Continental pastry shop offering cakes and sweet treats.
The hotel is ideally placed for discovering central Bucharest on foot. Calea Victoriei runs directly past the hotel, while the Old Town, Revolution Square, Romanian Athenaeum and National Museum of Art are all nearby. Universitate metro station is around a five-minute walk away.
For relaxation, THAIco Spa offers Asian-inspired treatments alongside a hydromassage pool, dry sauna and fitness area. Hotel guests have complimentary access to the hydromassage pool, sauna and fitness facilities, while treatments can be booked separately.
Grand Hotel Continental combines a superb central location with considerably more character than a conventional city hotel. Its historic interiors and individually furnished rooms recall Bucharest’s ‘Little Paris’ era, while many of the capital’s principal sights are within easy walking distance