Hotels in Romania

How to Save on Hotels in Romania

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Based on what past travelers have spent during their vacations, the average daily travel cost in Romania averages lei383. Meals typically cost lei130 while transportation averages 99 lei per day.

1. Book Early

Romania is an enchanting land filled with stunning beauty - from lively, energetic Bucharest to medieval Transylvania landscapes. Vineyards, sandy beaches and ancient monuments only add to its appeal.

Romania offers accommodation prices to suit every traveller's budget, from hostels and budget hotels to village homestays (agroturism) that offer rural farmhouse-style stays rated on a "daisy system", with four or more daisies denoting rooms offering private bathrooms while one or two daisies signifying guesthouses that share amenities.

Meal prices in Romania can be steep, so booking meals ahead can help save money. Tipping is common and appreciated; 7-10% at restaurants is customary while 10-15% of total tour cost should be given as tips to tour guides. You should carry cash for smaller expenses when visiting villages, farmers markets or artisan fares as credit cards may not work there.

2. Book a Room with a View

Romania is home to many iconic landmarks and sites, making hotels with views an excellent way to appreciate them. Epoque Hotel-Relais & Chateaux stands out as an option in offering guests luxury amenities such as signature toiletries, minibars, free bottled water, climate controls, sitting rooms and climate controls - not forgetting free bottled water of course!

Staying in a hostel may also save money on your travels, with prices often being significantly less than hotels and often being located near major landmarks and attractions.

Avoid eating out or purchasing cheaper drinks to lower your budget. Meals in Romania cost an average of lei130 per day according to past traveler spending; alcohol costs vary based on region and type. One effective way of saving on meals is eating at home or purchasing groceries before arriving in Romania.

3. Book a Room with a Pool

No matter whether it is for business, pleasure or both, booking the right hotel for your budget is essential. Romania boasts many hotels that provide amenities at a cost-effective rate - perfect for families, solo travelers or couples looking to unwind poolside!

If you're seeking some luxurious comforts on your travels, staying at a hotel with an on-site spa may help you unwind and relax after an exhausting day of sightseeing. Some hotels also feature poolside bars where guests can unwind with drinks in the sun.

Meal prices in Romania can range, with the average daily meal costing about lei130 per person per day for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Some restaurants may charge higher meal prices; typically those located in touristic areas tend to charge higher meal costs than their residential counterparts.

4. Book a Room with a Kitchen

Hotel rooms with kitchens can help reduce travel expenses while accommodating those on a tight budget or those who have food-related allergies or restrictions, making their stay much simpler and more convenient.

Staying at a village homestay (agroturism) can be an affordable way to experience Romanian culture. These accommodations allow guests to connect with locals in rural locations away from city life; and are typically rated using a "daisy" system; houses with five or more daisies usually provide higher-end amenities while rooms with one or two daisies provide basic rooms with shared shower and toilet facilities.

Transportation expenses in Romania can add up quickly. Past travelers recommend ride-sharing apps like Uber or Lyft as they often offer cheaper alternatives than taxis.