Hotels near Forestier Crucur, Brasov

The bedroom (junior suite) is perfect for a couple. We were extremely comfortable and the room itself is new and beautifully designed. The location of the hotel is right in the Old Town, which is stunning and wonderful to traverse. The breakfast was very tasty and the staff just terrific. We were in need of a doctor and they made the happen for us.

The residence is located in the centre. Excellent location to reach any location of interest. The structure is elegant but sober. It is an ancient building. Rooms are simple but essential. Excellent breakfast

The location is quite good, facing the square, but parking is not convenient

Pros: Central location, Quick access to the square and the historic center. Attractive price Cons: The room did not correspond to any of those in photos on the site. Unsanitary and dilapidated, stained sheets, presence of hair in the sheets, very noisy fridge, badly soundproofed (noise coming from other rooms and ballet of cleaning ladies from 9 a.m.), dusty bedside tables, I had to clean the bedroom before I can move in. No pressure at the tap and in the shower, very complicated to take a shower with such a small flow of water. Towels stained and torn, blackout curtains too small to cover the entire window, so woke up at 5am by the sun's rays.

The hotel is quite good. There is a sauna available, but it is for mixed sexes. The sauna room is not big and can accommodate three people. So I had a sauna with two ugly German men. Fortunately, they were quite gentlemanly and served tea and water to the ladies from beginning to end.

We stayed in room 514. On the positive side, the rooms were very big, the bed comfortable and it was quiet at night. Generally, the hotel would benefit from refurbishment as many areas looked old and tired. The air conditioning worked well and the mini bar was quiet, unlike those of other hotels in which I've stayed. However, there were numerous negative points which need to be addressed. The most annoying was the shower - too small, screen too short and leaked, water taking 8 minutes (sadly I did time it as it happened every evening) to warm up in the evening. What a waste of water and a direct contradiction to the sign encouraging guests to re-use their towels. The basin struggled to fill up as its plug didn't work properly, then the remaining water was slow to empty, whilst making loud gurgling noises. Remind your staff to clean under the rim of the toilet (see photo). The drawers in the bedroom needed attention as they struggled to open and close. Despite hanging the label on the door, indicating that we'd like the room serviced (mainly a need for fresh towels from mopping up the leak), this was not done and it took 3 visits to reception to get said clean towels (1 from the tour guide and 2 from myself). I was told that rooms were got ready for new guests before existing guests' rooms. Preferential treatment for new customers whilst the old ones don't matter! Clearly the hotel was understaffed and they ran out of time. On the third morning of our 4 night stay; breakfast proved to be a real ordeal. Only one coffee machine working for the whole hotel, lack of food due to so many guests and the supply not meeting the demand. It would help if guests did not help themselves to breakfast provisions and make their lunch rolls from them!! Having addressed my concerns to the manager, I did not feel respected and valued.

Lets start by addressing the hotel, all good, well maintained premises, a spa with a small indoor pool and 2 outdoor Jacuzzi. The all wood overall theme looks amazing, and it was interesting the amount of effort in maintaining the flower buckets visible on all balconies. The highlight for me was the breakfast though. I've yet to see the same level of breakfast yet, anywhere else I've been yet. You get spoiled with choices to the point where you don't know what to pick. You feel like having some nuts? Sure! Walnuts, peanuts, almonds, pistachio and 5 more i didn't even knew what they were. Fruits, like 10 types, fruit skewers with a chocolate fountain, doughnuts, honey comb, omelette station, an entire jambon Serrano leg you could cut from. Anyways you get the picture, I would say the entire menu consisted of at least 100 different items, from bakery to fruits and spices. Will definitely come again, maybe just for the challenge of tasting everything.