Lina Hotel

“Quite good for Bucharest”

When rating this hotel people most probably expect UK Commonwealth staff who speak fluent English and Mariotte type services. This is a Balkan country and if you don't know what this means from a cultural point of view you are missing the charm of visiting foreign places.. The hotel is fine with a … more

When rating this hotel people most probably expect UK Commonwealth staff who speak fluent English and Mariotte type services. This is a Balkan country and if you don't know what this means from a cultural point of view you are missing the charm of visiting foreign places.. The hotel is fine with a central location in Zona Obor and with lots of connections near by : tens of taxis, trams, Metro. It's a fine construction build after the largest earthquake in 1977, you'll be safe in it should a seismic event occurs which is not very often ( ie maybe once or twice and not every year). The rooms are also fine, good clean bedding, clean carpets and if you find that they are not a small tip will solve the problem. ( Remember where you are..). The entertainment system shows TV programes and access the Internet from one point only. Maybe slightly basic but functional. There is also WIFI should you wish to use your own equipment. The breakfast is also OK if you ( again) remember where you are and what room & breakfast rate you are paying..We found it absolutely fine..if there is anything special you need you only have to speak in a friendly manner to the staff, as anywhere arrogance does not pay. The bar is very good serving good cold beer.Enjoy.

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