Imparatul Romanilor Parc

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• ABB1965

  04 agosto 2013
  Terrible

  Arrived at Parc Hotel with the intention of staying for ten days. Could not even bring myself to stay one single night. It was dirty and the air conditioner didn't work and the state of the hotel was altogether not worth the cheap rate that we had got. Was told from a norwegian who staid there that the breakfast was really bad. Won't recommend the hotel unless you really don't care about the quality of your hotel. The only good thing about the place is its location in the park next to the river.

  

• mexictour

  03 septiembre 2014
  La peor experiencia de Arad. Engaño total.

  He estudiado en Arad en los años 80 y siempre me recuerdo con mucha nostalgia del espectacular hotel ubicado en la orilla del rio Mures, las terrazas llenas siempre, el restaurante de primera, la ubicación cercana al centro histórico de la ciudad. El Parc Hotel era uno de lo más cotizado de aquellos tiempos. Este año en junio visitando con unos amigos la región oeste de Rumania decidimos hospedarnos una noche en Arad en Parc Hotel. Mala elección y la peor experiencia de todo el tour por Rumania. Llegamos en 17 de junio en la tarde, el joven de la recepción muy amable nos asigno dos apartamentos. Primero nos sorprendió que tenía muy baja ocupación, casi no estaba hospedado nadie, el restaurante central estaba cerrado, las terrazas con vista al rio también, muchas áreas del hotel descuidadas, los cuartos sin nada de remodelación, nada de mantenimiento. Nada de personal de seguridad. No creo que trabajen más de 10 empleados en hotel. Realmente creo que los dueños no saben nada del turismo y hotelería. Me dolió mucho cuando vi en qué estado ha llegado el famoso Parc Hotel. No entiendo como tienen licencia turística y porque las autoridades turísticas de Rumania los dejan operar en estas condiciones. El hotel pertenece a la cadena Imparatul Romanilor que cuenta con otros hoteles en Bucuresti hotel Carpati, en Alba Iulia hotel Cetate, en Sibiu Imparatul Romanilor y en Poiana Brasov hotel Aurelius. Nosotros queríamos hospedarnos también en Sibiu y en Poiana Brasov con ellos, pero gracias a esta mala experiencia ya buscamos otros hoteles. No lo recomiendo. Al contrario, recomiendo evitarlo. Que lastima del poco personal que estuvo muy amable.

  

• corinab878

  27 junio 2015
  Horrible!

  We've arrived in the evening at the hotel.Our GPS brought us exactly in front of the hotel,so I think that it's easy to reach the hotel. We've arrived and we went to the reception to make the check in, here we had our first shock: the guy from the reception was a little bit drunked...we asked them for 2 double rooms he gave us 2 single...it was somehow funny ...after we finally checked in...we went in our rooms where another shock: furniture from '70s nothing changed...and beside that...a lot of dust.... I don't recommend anyone to go there...comparing pictures from their website....and the reality I can tell you for sure that it's not a hotel of 3stars...not even one...

  

• zdrale2001

  15 agosto 2015
  Average hotel

  We stayed in this hotel for one night. The building from outside looks very old, but inside some renovations took place, but I have to stay that is not enough to do any good for this hotel. Room was not so clean, but everything was working (TV, WI-Fi, Air-con). Toilet was oposite of the room, shower was broken, toilet flushing mechanism was not working, it was almost all totally broken. The only bright side about hotel is its location which is 100 meters from city and and decent choices of food for breakfast.

  

• rodneycs

  04 junio 2017
  Hotel has just been sold so there wqas no beer

  In communist times this must have been a luxury hotel but has now seen better days. The hotel has been recently sold so hopefully the new owners will improve things. If you took a lift up to the 8th of 9 floors such a pig sty is hard to believe. I went up hoping to get a view over the town but every door was hanging off their hinges and there was rubbish knee deep along the corridor and in the room. Broken furniture and TVs were strewn around and on the stairs up to the 9th floor. The hotel is situated on the banks of the river Mures. Bedrooms were large and adequate for one night with a large step into the bathtub to take a shower. Shower gel for one shower provided. One thin pillow provided on the bed. There has clearly been some renovation done on the first two floors above reception but clearly not enough. Food was Ok with a vegetable soup followed by a breaded cutlet with rice plus deskinned cucumber in a sauce. A doughnut followed Free carbonated or still bottled water was provided. Red or white wine could be bought by the glass. There was no beer left in the hotel. Four people sat around a tab le for two with wide table legs in which two people were supposed to sit and which was most uncomfortable. For breakfast there was a plate of cheese and sausage and bread. Water again was free and there was a samovar of hot water for tea but this quickly ran out. tiny cups of black coffee eventually came for those who wanted them but you did not have to pay as we did in Oradea. No juice and no yoghurt. Staff were friendly but even the receptionist spoke no English which I found surprising. Only go to this hotel if you can speak Roumanian.