Phoenicia Grand

4 out of 5 stars4 Stars - 46 Opinions

-87, Alexandru Serbanescu Blvd-, -District 1,-, Bu

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Phoenicia Grand Hotel

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Satisfaction Excellent
Excellent
28%
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Very Good
50%
23
Average
13%
6
Poor
6%
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  • Families100
  • Couples100
  • Solo80
  • Business75

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Airport Shuttle

by robot03

Hi Lads,

I'm trying to find some airport shuttle driving from Bucharest city to Baneassa.

I should be at the airport around 15.00 on a wednseday.

Does anyone know if there is such a shuttle? Or should I take a regular bus?

Tnx!

Re: Airport Shuttle

by Durfun

Hi, There is no specific airport shuttle I'm afraid.

However there is a regular bus you can take from Elisabeta Boulevard, Plata Romana, or Gare de Nord (train station) that takes you practically to the airport. Ticket cost was 1.25 lei in 2007.

This bus stops about 200 yards from Baneasa, so you simply cross the road & walk straight to the airport.

Re: Airport Shuttle

by robot03

Tnx for the info,

Do you have any idea how much a taxi would cost me from, let's say platta Romana to Baneassa?

Re: Airport Shuttle

by taseg

Baneasa airport is actually inside Bucharest, it has plenty of public transport links with the the rest of the city. From downtown you can get to it with regular buses 131, 301 and express bus 783.

A trip from Piata Romana to the airport with a legitimate taxi should cost about 10-15 lei (€3-€4). But there's not much use in taking a taxi (unless you have lots of luggage), on this route they're not much faster than regular buses.
From Piata Romana you can simply catch buses 131 or 301 (it's their terminus station), which will drop you off practically in front of the airport. They run approximately every 10 minutes and a ticket costs just 1.3 lei (€0.4).

Re: Airport Shuttle

by Petruta

Hmmm I don't know about that taxi prices.... a legitimate taxi to Baneasa would be up to 50 lei for one way (more then 10 euros), during daytime.
I know there is a train, but only to the other airport, Otopeni. So, if you have laggages, it is more confortable to take the cab. If not, the busses named before, are the other choice.
Bon voyage!

Travel Tips for Bucharest

Ro,Mex,BrasilCuisine,Food&ArtOfSensorialMassage

by andreibojinca

Te area is ok, look for Calea Victoriei, you'll find nice places to eat, bistro, Ciocogelateria'Venchi", delicious icecreams from fresh fruits, nice people to meet there, have a chat. Next to this is a bistro, opened till 24, good food, reasonable prices, late dinner, approx 10euros. (The owner is a lady who studyied in Swiss, International Communication)I liked being there.
If you love mexican food, look for Don taco restaurant( 10 min, foot distance,Dr. Iacob Felix, corner Banu Manta Boulevard, nice garden,good food/servings, till late, approx 10-15 eur/person/late dinner, also romanian food, mexican music)http://www.dontaco.ro/.
For esoteric, Casa Satya http://restaurants.bucharest-guide.ro/casa-satya.htm
For massage, if in need, call for an appointment at Adnana Massage Center, http://www.sapteseri.ro/ro/detalii-loc/adnana-center-art-of-sensorial-massage-b/bucuresti/ thai traditional massage, sweedish, footreflextherapy, you'll remember this experience. I had a bad cramp on my back, the therapist make it dissapear in 5 min, i loved her magic hands... Next day I was Flying, I'll come back, for sure, there, when back.

If having time and money to spend, go to Casa Doina, memorable refined cuisine, a masterpiece of "Brancovenesc style" vila architecture, beautifull terrace. http://www.casadoina.ro/

Good enough, need more tips? Wish you'll enjoy your one day in Bucharest Adnana Massage Center, the place for relaxing, far away from the office stress, refueling myself, my wellbeing oasis...

the Argentinian restaurant, Barbizon, http://www.accorhotels.com/gb/hotel-1714-pullman-bucharest-world-trade-center/restaurant.shtml
Best beef filet I ever eat!

City Panorama from the Intercontinental swimmingpool terrace...

For an unique 'Surprise" at desert, at Casa Doina, try "Sorpresa", is amasing! At Casa Doina, everything is amaasing, you'll have the real taste of the Romanian traditional warmth...

http://www.villarodizio.ro/ wonderfull villa, recently and beautifully restored, nice terrace, food presentation & serving is superok, also milongas, from time to time...

Gradina Icoanei terrace, for a tea nand music experience, Serendipity tea house http://www.serendipity-tea.ro/

many other things, I'll come back soon with more tips!

The National Bank of Romania

by Andraf

The National Bank of Romania sits on the site of one of the most famous buildings in Bucharest, Hanul Serban Voda (Serban Voda Inn) which was located here between the years of 1678-1883. In 1883 work began on the National Bank building, after a design by the French architects Cassien Bernard and Albert Galleron. The building has a French Neo-classical style, with a facade with Corintian columns, and 4 statues representing Agriculture, Industry, Justice and Commerce.

Packing List

by Varvarino

Don't forget to bring your own nuts, please. I'm really not very good at sharing (did you read about cousin Stefan under 'Warnings or Dangers'?); besides, my wife, Didina, is always worried that we won't have enough for the children. (You know how mothers are!) And maybe you will like the nuts where you come from better than ours, although I think that ours are very, very tasty.

Piata Europa

by Tom1971

Piata Europa is a very large market on the outskirts of the city. Prices here are much lower than in any department store or other market nearer the centre. To get there take the no. 21 tram from Bulevard I.C. Bratiancu (on the right some 150m up from piata unirii) right to the end of the line (approx 40 mins). Piata Europa is about 200m up on the right. In piata Europa you can find all kinds of clothes and household goods at very low prices. The goods are generally of the same quality that you'll find in other markets and shops around Bucharest at the lower end of the price scale.

Tea & Coffee Time

by Romanian_Bat about Picasso Cafe

Picasso Cafe is a relaxed place (too relaxed to have anything to do with Picasso but hey, we’re in Romania!), tea and coffee are good and the service just as fast and they have (also) good armchairs for those coming early. Just prices are a bit high. Ties not accepted.

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