PRESIDENTIAL
SUITE
ROOM
INFORMATION
Occupying the 14th floor, the hotel’s top floor, the 2 suites offer guests staying here an experience that exceeds expectations. The generous space is modernly decorated with personality and captures the exclusive city and mountain views from every angle.
The living room is furnished with an elegant dining table, sofa, armchairs and a desk. The transition to the spacious bedroom is natural and intimately separated from the rest of the apartment by modern architectural elements pleasantly integrated into the wall color scheme.
The jacuzzi bath offers a panoramic view of the city.
55 m2
1 King Bed
City View
Parking
Charging Station
WIFI
ROOM FACILITIES
- LCD TV
- AC
- Electronic safe
- Shoe care set
- Bathrobe & slippers
- Baby cot (on request)
- Adjustable and individual climate control
- Telephone with direct national and international access
BATHROOM FACILITIES
- Shower
- Hair dryer
- Phone
- Vanity kit
- Shoe sponge
- Shower helmet
- Sewing kit
- Shaving kit/dental brush (on request)
SERVICES AVAILABLE ON REQUEST
- Additional Bed
- Room Service
- Minibar
- Laundry services
OUR
ROOMS
FAMILY-SUITE
33.5
m2
/
3 oaspeti
De la
98€ per night
JUNIOR-SUITE
31.5
m2
/
3 oaspeti
De la
86€ per night
PREMIER-ROOM
20.6
m2
/
3 oaspeti
De la
73€ per night
SUPERIOR-ROOM
27.6
m2
/
3 oaspeti
De la
77€ per night
PIATRA NEAMȚ
ATTRACTIONS
Telegondola
It offers a delightful view of the whole city and is the most modern and quickest means of transportation to Cozla Mountain and the ski slopes.
Sihăstria Monastery
At 63 km, a testimony of classical Moldavian architecture, the monastery houses valuable cult objects, mainly icons.
The Fortress of Neamț
It dates back to the 16th century and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site of exceptional value.
Ski slope
It stretches for about 1000 m on the Cozla mountain and is equipped with a night ski lift. In addition to the ski slope there is also a tubing slope and a ski lift.
Neamț Monastery
The most important center of culture and art of medieval Moldavia. The monastery church is the most imposing construction of Stephen the Great (1497).