This blog post is all about my review of Hotel Trianon in Bucharest, Romania.
Welcome to theย Checking Inย series on Orlagh Claire where I review hotel, hostel and AirBnB stays around the world. This time, reviewing Hotel Trianon in Bucharest.
Next in this series of hotel reviews is Hotel Trianon where I stayed at the very beginning of our backpacking travels, for three nights in Bucharest, Romania.
We spent three nights in Bucharest, Romania as it was a cheaper way for us to get to Dubai, whilst also ticking off another country in Europe.
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Check out my 3 Days in Bucharest YouTube vlog below of our time in Bucharest that includes a room tour of Hotel Trianon, and everything we got up to during our trip:
Make sure to check out my full 63-page travel guide to Bucharest, Romania here! Download the eBook to help plan your trip to Bucharest with everything you need to know included.
This blog post is all about my stay at Hotel Trianon in Bucharest.
Location of Hotel Trianon
The location of Hotel Trianon was perfect for us, next to a beautiful park, Cismigiu Garden, and nearby to bus stations which was great for us as we took the bus quite a lot in Bucharest since it only cost ยฃ0.52 per journey.
We walked (and even ran on one occasion) to most places, but the bus stops by the hotel were handy for airport connections and to get to Therme Spa.
The city centre, main attractions and best restaurants were all walking distance from the hotel, so the location made this hotel great value for money.
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Cost to Stay at Hotel Trianon
This was the first stop on our backpacking tour, so as you can imagine, we were on quite a strict budget.
For three nights, the hotel cost us ยฃ90. This was ยฃ30 per night, and if split between the two of us, it was ยฃ15 per night, per person.
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Amenities at Hotel Trianon
I’d say the hotel itself was a little dated. It could do with some touch-ups to make it appear more modern.
However, like I said above, this only cost us ยฃ30 per night so definitely did the job.
Another thing to note is that Hotel Trianon doesn’t have 24-hour reception, so you will need the code to enter if returning late at night.
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Overall Review of Hotel Trianon
We had a pleasant stay at Hotel Trianon and would definitely recommend staying here. Especially if you’re on a backpacking budget like we were.
The same receptionist was there each morning, so got to know us quite quickly and was very pleasant.
Overall, we thoroughly enjoyed our stay here, and to do Bucharest on the cheap, this hotel is a great option.
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- Best Bucharest Hotels: The Best 12 From Budget to Luxury
- Where to Stay in Bucharest: The 6 Best Areas for Tourists
- 9 Most Popular Things to See and Do in Bucharest, Romania
- 14 of the Best Places to Eat in Bucharest, Romania
- Therme Spa Bucharest: What to Know & How to Book
- Bucharest Travel Guide: How To Spend 3 Incredible Days Here
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Make sure to check out my full 63-page travel guide to Bucharest, Romania here! Download the eBook to help plan your trip to Bucharest with everything you need to know included.
By Orlagh Shanks
Orlagh Shanks is the Editor of Orlagh Claire, an award-winning travel and lifestyle blog.
After working in the PR & Influencer Marketing industry, Orlagh quit her job to travel Asia for 12 months and moved to Sydney, Australia where she is now a full-time travel blogger and content creator sharing travel tips and recommendations for all 30 of the countries she’s visited so far.
