NH Timisoara

Discover the cosmopolitan and compact Romanian city of Timisoara, from this modern, brand new, central and functional 4-star hotel.

Enjoy discovering what this delightful city has to offer, from the unique Orthodox Cathedral to the country’s largest shopping centre, the Iulius Mall. Close to the University, and Poporului Park, you are within walking distance of the historic and financial district where you should find bars and restaurants and intriguing architecture. Piazza Unirii offers many good places from which to sit back and watch people.

Situated in Western Romania, close to the borders of Serbia and Hungary, Timisoara has cultural influences from its neighbours, and is well known for being the first European city to have electric public lighting.

Antal rum: 80
Pris: 56 - 150 EUR
Hotellkedja: NH Hoteles

This large hotel has a welcoming atmosphere and its new furnishings are designed in a contemporary style. The hotel’s fitness centre, jacuzzi and sauna may provide relaxation after a day in the city. Furthermore the hotel offers two meeting rooms accommodating up to 100 persons and a business centre.

Rooms are comfortable, well equipped and decorated in a modern style.
Rooms have been adapted for the disabled.

Make use of the hotel's breakfast lounge, restaurant and bar.
A buffet breakfast is served from 07.00 to 11.00 and dinner is served from 19.00 to 23.00. The cafe bar is open from 10.30 to 23.00

Timisoara is located on the western side of Romania and over 500 kilometres from the capital city Bucharest. However, this smaller city has seen rapid growth and development, and has always been known as an important economic centre, with its international links and Begal canal.
Some interesting sights in Timisoara include:

The Orthodox Cathedral (2km) – This unique cathedral has 11 towers and its unusual design is worthy of a photograph or two.

Poporului Park (20m)– The hotel is situated right beside this park where you can stroll and soak in the atmosphere around you.

By Car (from Bucharest):
- Follow the E70 from Bucharest to Pietsti
- From here, take up the E 81, through Ramnica Valcea to Sibiu.
- Then follow the E68 through Deva and Arad
- From here, take the E671 south towards Timisoara.

You can follow the E70 from Bucharest all the way to Timisoara. Either option is a very long drive.