A cute hotel with nice balconies in a relatively central location. Great bathroom and shower, and very clean. Everything in great condition. Breakfast, while fairly minimal, was included and good.

The room was very hot on arrival so we opened all the windows to cool it down. Unfortunately the staff sit on the steps directly below to smoke so the entire room was affected by the cigarette smoke which we are very sensitive to. It was a little strange that the 24 hour manned reception is about three feet from the bedroom door, which also felt a bit intrusive.

Very nice and chic boutique hotel, centrally located, but at distance from the buzzing streets of Bucharest. The staff is very friendly as well.

The breakfast is not very diverse

We participated to a conference in Bucharest and needed accommodation near Sheraton hotel, where we stayed a year before and didn’t enjoy it that much. The area was quiet, near UI path quarters also (for corporate fellows), very close to Piața Romana and to the main Bucharest attractions. The building was nice, we had a room with balcony, the room was warm, clean, nice soapy smell and the bed was comfy. It was quite quiet, which we liked, we had a good sleep, the 3 hosts we interacted with were professional, breakfast was quite fresh, although not that varied. It was perfect for what we needed. We tried to see Bucharest from a touristic perspective during our 3 nights stay, hence close to the accommodation you have: -Casa Mita biciclista -Ateneul Roman -Aleea cu Umbrele - Old Town -Palace of Parliament -Cismigiu Gardens - pasaj Macca-Vilacrosse -Carturesti Carousel bookshop -and many more attractions If you come in November: check out The Garden of Lights within the Botanical Garden

A bit of a funky smell in the bathroom (from the sewage most probably)

I liked the entire experience of staying at Nobel Boutique. It has been one of my best experiences of staying in a hotel, There was nothing I could fault, The staff were exceptional in the warmth of their welcome, their willingness to go the extra mile to help with every query and request, their friendliness and the way they made one feel a special and honoured guest. The hotel itself was an oasis of beauty, comfort and cleanliness and the breakfasts were delicious. Thank you all you wonderful people for your outstanding service, delivered with such generosity of spirit. Your hotel is a jewel in Bucharest!

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Hotel Nobel in Bucharest is a masterclass in boutique hospitality, blending Scandinavian-inspired design with outstanding service to create a truly memorable stay. Recently renovated, the hotel offers a serene, stylish environment with clean lines, soothing colors, and high-quality furnishings that reflect the elegance of Stockholm’s design ethos. What sets Hotel Nobel apart is its exceptional commitment to service, led by a dedicated owner and attentive staff who go above and beyond to meet every guest’s needs. Despite its smaller size, the hotel maximizes its potential, offering well-appointed rooms, modern amenities, and inviting common areas. Hotel Nobel proves that a boutique hotel can provide a luxurious and personalized experience, making it a top choice for visitors to Bucharest seeking comfort, style, and impeccable service.

This is an amazing boutique hotel located in an unassuming building, in a quiet part of central Bucharest. The room was very spacious and clean, and the bathroom was modern and well-equipped (with a very efficient heated towel rail!). The satellite TV gave access to a wide array of channels, including live sport. The continental breakfast provided was excellent - the fresh croissants were absolutely amazing. The staff at Nobel Boutique Hotel are wonderful - each and every person we interacted with was helpful, happy to chat, and provided great recommendations about what to do in Bucharest. Would highly recommend this hotel to anyone.

The room was gorgeous and the bed very comfortable. Pietr gave a very good introductory tour. It was within a 15 minute walk to a lot of locations.There was off-street parking but though it wasn't an issue as I didn't need to leave someone did block me in overnight and most of the morning. Nothing the hotel can do about that but could have been a big deal if I needed to leave. Air conditioning worked well.

A tad noisy from the lobby in the evening, but overnight no issues. The light in the hall does come under the door. It is on a timer, but changing light is sometimes more noticeable than consistent light. The shower soaks the bathroom floor and I was worried about the wood floor outside the bathroom. The breakfast wasn't anything to write home about, but it was sufficient. Toast, croissants, cheese, yogurt, juice, coffee, tea, and meat slices were offered.

The staff was nice and helpful, always ready to be of service with whatever we might have needed. The room was cozy and the bathroom modern. The location is on a small street very close to the city's old center and at a walking distance from the central train station.

The breakfast was good, but it had limited options: there were no cereals, no warm food, only one juice from the box and water from 2L bottles. No option for warm drinks other than coffee related products and milk (cocoa, hot chocolate...)

We liked everything. The manager and staff were attentive and kind. Our room was super quiet and comfortable with a balcony overlooking the street. Wonderful shower and delicious breakfast. The hotel is a former embassy which has been tastefully decorated to a high standard. It felt like a luxurious home. The barrio is upmarket and the main high street contains all shops you would want. We much preferred this to staying in the noisy old town. We were actually reluctant to leave!

The hotel was perfect. The old town/centre is a 30-min away and the nearest Metro/public transport is about a 10-min walk away. Not a problem for us but could be for people who don't like walking - especially when it is very hot in Bucharest.

It was cosy little Hotel. Clean and comfortable. We have got quiet room. You have spot/place for your car.

If you stay at hotel for one or two days it is ok, but if you stay longer then that it becomes boring every day eat the same food. I understand that is a small hotel but leck of choice for breakfast is not my cup of tea. Also for someone the bed will be perfect, for me was too soft and aircondition noisy, I could not sleep with it.