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Hotel Del Corso

Hotel Del Corso

4.8/530 Reviews
Excellent hotel - friendly staff, superb breakfast with delicious choices and great coffee. Ten to 15 minute walk to Piata Unirii - felt very safe at night walking thru a residential neighborhood. Contemporary design and extremely quiet - beds very comfortable! Stayed three nights and best sleep entire three week trip in Romania.
Hotel Iosefin Residence

Hotel Iosefin Residence

4.6/52 Reviews
Nice city hotel in the small town of Timosoara for our 5 day trip. The hotel was conveniently located in the city, with a short drive from the airport. In addition to drive around in Romania and conducting business meetings, we also drove to Serbia for a one day visit there, and had lunch at the Hilton city center there. Iosefine Residence is a nice family hotel, good food in the restaurant at the hotel, and very friendly staff. Only downside is that the hotel doesn't have indoor parking as part of the hotel, but it was quite easy to find a parking space in the street beside the hotel during our stay. All in all a good experience.
Reghina Blue Hotel

Reghina Blue Hotel

4.4/56 Reviews
We spent two nights at the Hotel Reghina Blue. We have some very positive comments about some features and enjoyed our stay, but it could easily have been made much better. The hotel is situated further than we anticipated from the city centre. It is a good half hour's walk to Victory Square. We discovered later that there is a useful tram line (no 6) but there was no information about this at the hotel. There is free parking in front of the hotel and in a car park at the side. The hotel is modern and is decorated with interesting old photos of Timisoara buildings of the past. Our room was large with plenty of space for our luggage. It was clean and stylish. The bed was a little firmer than I like. The bedside lamps did not direct light to the bed and so it was not possible to read in bed, and it was necessary to get out of bed to turn them on and off. Otherwise it was a pleasant and comfortable room. The bathroom was fine and the shower worked well. Wifi was free and the signal was strong. On our first night we dined in the hotel. We had only just arrived in Romania and did not have any local currency and so thought it would be easiest. We had a very decent meal. The atmosphere was somewhat lacking as we were almost the only people there, but the hotel could not do anything about that. Breakfast was included in the price and was a self-service buffet. Some of it was very good: cold meat and cheese, bread, cakes and fruit. The hot offering was less appealling. It looked as if the fried eggs had been on display since the restaurant opened at 7am and were still there an hour later. The sausages, too, were lukewarm. If these items had not been present I would have thought it an excellent breakfast. The staff could have been more helpful. Only the breakfast waiter made an effort to be welcoming to guests. We found on our first evening that the safe in our room was not working. Perhaps it needed new batteries. We told the receptionist who came to have a look. She was not able to solve the problem herself and said she would get someone to come and deal with it the next day, but this never happened. We were given a map of the city which was very useful but we were given incorrect information when we asked about changing money and buying a ”vignette” to allow us to drive in Romania. We were directed to a bank along the road but this was closed and looked as if it had closed down a long time previously. Fortunately a very helpful lady in the travel office next door helped us to buy a vignette online and directed us to a nearby exchange office. The staff in the hotel really should have done this. They could also have told us about the tram mentioned earlier in this review. We only found out about it when we went to the tourist information office in the centre of the city. There was a pleasant courtyard garden and an outdoor swimming pool which we would have enjoyed if we had visited in the summer.
Hotel Koronna

Hotel Koronna

4.3/56 Reviews
Although I read on the Internet that it is located in a dubious area, I can say that I do not agree at all. On the contrary, it seemed to me that the hotel is in a very quiet area, full of houses. The hotel benefits from a free parking lot, both in front of the entrance, 2-3 spaces, and 100 meters away, a really spacious parking lot. The room smelled very good, the staff was very ok, and I can say that the breakfast was good. Price-quality ratio, the hotel deserves your attention.
Hotel President

Hotel President

4.4/513 Reviews
I was only for one night to sleep and breakfast there, but it was all fine. The parking is large, safe and for free, the friendly receptionist has waited extra for me although the check was late. The hotel is close to the center and is still quietly located around the corner there is a tanker and a McDonalds. Breakfast was very good, even Moussaka there was! I can actually not criticize anything, it was for the price everything as hoped!
Hotel Continental

Hotel Continental

4.1/544 Reviews
First of all not to be confused this hotel is called Hotel Continental. I must agree with many travelers saying it is dated, but it was OK for us for a one night stay. Hotel location is excellent being in the very center with all attractions in a 10 min walking distance. In front is a big parking lot - payable on weekdays, free on weekends. Probably the ugliest thing is the exterior - a classic communist era concrete block edifice. Lobby is big, check in was fast with kind staff explaining all amenities. Room was OK, dated again - specially the bathroom. Satellite TV and small mini bar, average beds, AC set to max - couldn't turn it down, so it was hot like in sauna. Breakfast was good. Pool is fair in size, heated, but very overcrowded - seems that also non-guests can use it. Hot tubs looked dirty with stain water and jets didn't work so did not use it. Overall, considering the price, location and amenities it was good for a night stay.

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    For Homestays in Timisoara, the average price on weekdays is £43, and the average price on weekends (Friday–Saturday) is £43.

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Local Travel Info

Number of Hotels91
Number of Reviews20
Highest Price£99
Lowest Price£22
Average Price (Weekends)£43
Average Price (Weekdays)£43