We stayed at this hotel for a few days, and it is located in a very nice neighborhood. It is a clean hotel, nice staff , and it has a garden with a bar and restaurant too. The apartment was large , and the bathroom new.

As I write this, music is still blaring from downstairs and up the echoing marble staircases. Having put up with a deafening base beat all evening, at midnight I decided to complain - but I couldn't get anyone to answer any of the 24 hour services - not surprising I doubt anyone could hear a ringing phone. Eventually,I got an... More

My company organised the El Greco for my first stay in Bucharest, due to its proximity to our office. At first glance it is a beautiful old building, nicely refurbished, in a quiet area; the rooms are spacious, and the amenities appropriate. Nevertheless I changed the hotel for my next visit (to the Hotel Marshal, just under 100 m away),... More

Now, this experience I must rate as the worst hotel experience I ever had. And I do sleep in hotels a lot. I was booked here by a colleague. Price was about 90 Euro. But first to be complete, all aspects of the hotel: Location was okay, quiet, very central within walking distance to Piata Unirii and Hotel Intercontinental. But... More

I booked a night at El Greco hotel in Bucharest at the end of may. Some minor problems: phone didn't work and the furniture looked pretty old. But these minor problems were forgotten, because the staff was very helpful ( they arranged a car to wait for me at the airport) and the food was wonderful. Breakfast was included. I... More