Name: Radisson Blu Aurum Hotel, Brasov
Address: Bulevardul Eroilor 23, Brasov, Brasov, Brasov, 500030, Romania
Rating: 5

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Radisson Blu Aurum Hotel, Brasov

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I stayed one night at this hotel in April 2019 and chose it strictly for its location, which was close to the center where I had work. Apart from this, there’s not much to commend this hotel, stuck well in the past. 

All the rooms are the same, two-person style basic place, with old and creaky furniture, so and so cleanliness, doors not fitting the frame, an empty fridge, a TV from the ‘90s, paper-thin bedding... you get the idea. 

While the bathroom fixtures are sturdy and work, nobody gave any thought to the look of it (repairs with plaster sticking out are all over). 

The reception staff are ok and the offers include breakfast, after a fashion: the communist-apron-dressed breakfast attendant comes over (about 15 minutes late) and takes your order from a menu (basic veg, bread, cheese, omelette etc.) with prices. You must calculate so that the ingredients of your breakfast do not go over the value of your coupon. Anything extra gets charged (both the coupon values and the prices are also stuck in the past, risibly low). Then more wait for the food itself.

All in all, apart from its location, this is such a carousel of shoddy and stuck in the past mentality that it is laughable. I would clearly recommend it to experience how Romania was in the ‘90s and before. Otherwise, don’t.

Stuck in times past

If you've ever slept in a classical communist-era hotel, you've basically slept here, too. 
The furniture is old and I think it is still the same as when it first opened. The location and the view are very good, right in the city center, but I doubt that this can be a three star hotel in 2018. 
The bathrooms have been reconditioned, I think, and are not that bad, but the beds are not great. 
And also, they don't have parking spots, so if you travel here by car, be prepared to pay for parking in front of the hotel (1.5 RON/hour), that is if you find parking there. We waited for about an hour and kept going around the city in hopes we will find a free spot.

Communist era monument

Old, dusty, unconfortable hotel. Pillows seem filled with potatoes. Fridge in the room making noise every ten minutes. Furniture at least 30 years old but my guess is around 40. Dirty carpet, broken furniture. Won't even risk having breakfast here. It's a pitty because it's a great location but it's unacceptable that a building like this is called a hotel.

Avoid

I have been to this hotel for a weekend and it has been an ok stay. The hotel was opened in 1973 and I know that because I saw the year on some items. You can say it is an old place by the looks of the furniture, it actually reminded me of the holidays with my parents when I was yound. But even if it does not have a fancy design and the fresh air of 2017, it is a clean place, reconditioned here and there, right in the heart of the city. So if there is no better choice for you, this is an ok place, accepting its faith, not trying to pretend it is what it is not and for me honesty matters. It is not the best place. It is not the worst.

Clean but stuck in time

the topical communist time hotel huge lounge and reception, old elevators, old rooms, but still very clean and taken care of. 
The breakfast is very poor even for Romania standards but in other hand the location is just perfect!! right in the center and next to the main food/nightlife street.

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