So this place it's not in the city center as you can see in the map, but it's very close by car, around 8-10min in Uber or Bolt, I use this apps during my stays and everything were perfect. I'm a solo traveler so it's important for me to feel I'm in a safe place and this hotel made me feel this way, they also have a restaurant in the lobby and a cafeteria so it's very convenient. In general is a "standard" hotel, very simple but worth it for the price, good option if you are gonna be around doing tourist activities.

People sometimes weren't very helpful, but maybe can be something more related to the country than the hotel. Staff's english were kind of difficult to understand most of the time, but in general not big deal, just don't expect so much kindness.

We spent one night at Hello Hotels! in Bucharest and were genuinely impressed. The room was cute, the perfect size for a short stay, spotlessly clean, and had everything we needed. It was quiet and cozy, and the hot water pressure in the shower was the best we experienced anywhere in Europe, a real treat! The buffet breakfast exceeded our expectations, packed with delicious Romanian delicacies and a variety of other tasty options. It was a great way to start the day. The staff were all very pleasant and helpful, making the whole experience feel welcoming and stress-free. We especially appreciated the luggage storage option, which allowed us to leave our bags safely while we explored the city. The location is excellent, right near the train station, metro, and bus stops, making it super convenient for getting around. All in all, Hello Hotels! was a fantastic choice for our stay in Bucharest, and we’d definitely return. Highly recommended!

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Good value for money, although not that far from paying just a bit extra and getting a hotel in a higher standard. The room is spacious, I traveled alone so the bathroom set up was fine by me, but in my case, the shower was separated by an additional glass "wall" so no one would see anything anyways. The location is quiet, and you can get comfortable anywhere in the city with the public transport or by walking. Gara du Nord is just a short walk away. Pretty safe too. The early check in fee is 50 RON. No kettle but you can ask for a hot water in the reception. They have a mini coffee shop downstairs too. TV with standard channels. Clean enough.

Maybe just my bad luck but the personnel one day wasn't the most cooperative. The other day I got nothing but friendliness tho so that evens out. Walls are pretty thin too so you'd hear your neighbors sometimes.

Upon check in, I was asked if I preferred a high or low floor, and then the clerk went into detail about the room he would recommend and why. He also gave me a discount card and advised me to book directly with the hotel next time for a better price. They printed a ticket for me promptly and eagerly. It is right by the Nord train station and steps from the metro, which is what I was looking for on this particular night. Its sister Intercontinental is right next door and has a great bar with reasonable prices. 13 lei for nice draft beer.

It's conveniently located near the train station that gets you from the airport to the city and back. Service was friendly, spoke English and even printed some transit tickets for us. It's a quiet area, I never heard loud cars or anything. The hotel was very clean and modern.

Both the toilet and the shower in the room are only separated from the room by a flimsy glass door comparable to the door of a stall in a public bathroom. So there's room above the door – if you're not alone in your room, you better think twice if you want to see, hear and smell everything your roommate does.

I haven't been to a 2 stars hotel...maybe since forever. And I was not sure what to expect, but the hotel exceeded my expectations, I honestly felt no difference from any 3 stars and maybe even higher with some aspects. Very friendly staff, always communicative, at the reception, the bar, the breakfast. Always with a smile - which is not always guaranteed in other hotels. The room is well packed and for one person it's ideal. Maybe a little on the small side for two. The furniture is well suited for shorter or longer stays, I could easily use the laptop (see picture). Breakfast was not pretentious, but it had good coffee and water and some fruit and some warm dishes (nice boiled and roasted potatoes). They would call a taxi for you, keep the luggage in a dedicated room, even boiled some food for my friend who was on a diet. Very nice and friendly staff creating a good atmosphere. Easy to reach the center with the Metro or even walking.

The only thing that was a bit unsatisfying was the Wifi which in the morning was excellent, but in the afternoon and especially evenings was getting rather slow, definitely not enough for watching something online. The (in)famous toilet door that only covers 3/4 of the surface and stirred some controversy in previous reviews is not at all bothersome if you travel on your own.

The people at the front desk were exceptionally friendly and helpful. They buzzed an honest taxi company online for me several times, and the pick up was fast. My room was clean and the cleaning service did a good job even though I was only there for 2 days. I like the fact that they are ecological. They don't wash towels every day unless you tell them to, and they change the sheets only once every 3 days. I could adjust the heating and air conditioning easily and it worked very well. The price was right and it was a very, very good deal to stay there.

The shower stall in my room leaked and so I had to soak up some water running across the floor with the bath mat and a towel. The only other thing that worried me a little bit was that I walked by myself from the train station four blocks to the hotel. The neighborhood around the train station was a little scary but that was only the first two blocks of my walk. After that I felt very safe. That's not really the fault of the hotel; that's just the area of the train station.

Great staff, kind and helpful, speaking English very well. Very good location, close to the main train station (connection to the airport, too). Someone commented that area is not really nice/clean/safe, not pleasant smells are around... My experience was rather different. I felt quite safe and didn't register any strange smells on way between train station and hotel (4-5 min walk without suitcases, 7-8 min walk with luggage, along wide, well lighten streets and across parking lot). Clean and tidy hotel. Bright and light room, cute and cheerful. Comfy bad. Previous guests remarked the concept of glass walls/doors of toilet and shower, providing no privacy. Not in my room! Or - not anymore. Obviously hotel carefully read and respect reviews, doing their best to satisfy guests. Hence, glass walls/doors of bathroom section in my room were covered by opaque wallpaper. Breakfast is quite ok, with decent offer of hot and cold, salty and sweet food, including tea and coffee. Good value for money. My stay in Hello Hotel was more than pleasant. I will be glad to be their guest in future, as well as to recommend it to other travellers.

Modern hotel, located next to Gara de Nord train station, perfect for when you need to catch an early/late train. There is also a metro stop right at the entrance of the hotel. The room was spacious and clean, the view from the 5th floor was very nice. The bed was comfortable and decent size. Good value for the money, price was very competitive in comparison to other hotels located nearby. We had a pleasant stay and a good rest before we continued our journey.

Not that it bothered me much, but I would prefer that the door of the toilet was made of a non-transparent glass or other material.

The room was very nice with an unusual, but very functional, en-suite arrangement of a shower enclosure, a w/c enclosure and a convenient wash hand basin beside these in the room. The breakfast was good and a luggage storage room was available free of charge. There was a cafe on the ground floor that served nice coffee and cake.

There was no drinking water in the room, nor coffee sachets etc. I think that the provision of a convenient drinking water dispenser would be a great addition.