Hotels in Moldova

Hotel Tips - Hot to Save on Accommodation in Moldova

Moldova may seem far off-the-beaten path, making it harder to find affordable hotel deals; but with some prior planning, you could save yourself money when booking accommodations here!

Visitors should observe normal safety protocols and be wary of scams when traveling in Moldova. Corruption is a concern in this region and tourists may encounter instances in which police demand fines for nonexistent offenses.

1. Look for a hotel with a free breakfast

Moldova, located between Ukraine and Romania, offers beautiful rolling hills, forests, vineyards and Soviet-style architecture in Chisinau - its capital displaying art collections that reflect Moldova's strong cultural ties with Romania.

Renting an apartment can be an economical solution to stay in Moldova. Look for one with a kitchen so you can prepare your own meals to save on dining out costs, plus stock up on essentials such as fridge, tea & coffee supplies and microwave.

Moldova boasts lower costs of living than many European countries, and public transport is significantly more economical than most others. A monthly travel card in Chisinau costs about 7 dollars while single tickets for bus or trolleybus travel cost under 2 dollars each way. If you want to see even more of Moldova, renting a car may provide more freedom when deciding where and for how long.

2. Look for a hotel with a pool

Moldova may not be at the top of everyone's travel bucket lists, but this former Soviet republic situated between Ukraine and Romania offers plenty of attractions for adventurous travelers looking for something off-the-beaten-path. From rolling hills, lush forests, historic wine regions to charming small towns, Moldova has something special to offer all travelers.

Staying within a budget in Moldova is made simple thanks to accommodation prices which are much lower than those in Western Europe. Hostel dorm rooms start from 250 MDL per night and offer complimentary Wi-Fi and breakfast, while budget hotels still remain relatively inexpensive with amenities like TV and air conditioning available for their guestrooms.

To maximize savings and reduce plastic waste on vacation in Moldova, visiting during the off-season may be best. Winters are dry and perfect for city sightseeing tours or enjoying some delicious ciorba; May-June and September-October offer ideal hiking conditions when wildflowers or vineyards bloom. Incorporating reusable water bottles into your travel plans is another effective way of cutting costs while decreasing plastic waste while vacationing here.

3. Look for a hotel with a gym

Moldova, a former Soviet republic in Eastern Europe, makes for an intriguing visit. Boasting forests, rolling hills and vineyards - including plenty of sightseeing opportunities in its capital city Chisinau! There's plenty to see and experience here including architecture that recalls Soviet pasts such as communist facades.

Moldova offers great hotel bargains during its off-season months when prices drop significantly. But be warned - its small country means hotels fill up fast so it is best to book as early as possible for best results.

Petty theft is a widespread problem in Moldova, so tourists should take precautionary steps when traveling there. They should keep valuables close at hand at all times and not leave them lying unattended in public spaces. Moldova uses the leu, which can be subdivided into 100 bani, and visitors should expect a tip at restaurants and bars for good service rendered.

4. Look for a hotel with a restaurant

Moldova may not be at the top of traveler's lists, but this Eastern European landlocked nation deserves to be visited. Moldova is safe and while theft may be an issue (but not more so than other European nations). Spring (April or May) is ideal when temperatures remain pleasant without becoming overheated.

Chisinau boasts an excellent selection of hotels, and public transportation (marshrutkas) makes getting out easy. Wild camping on private property may also prove cheaper than staying in hotels; alternatively you could opt for kitchen-equipped accommodation so you can cook your own meals and save even more money! For an authentic local experience check out Couchsurfing as hosts can often give valuable advice as to what sights and activities await them in Chisinau.