The Carol Parc Hotel is considered one of Eastern and Central Europe's most luxurious hotels. Over one hundred years old, the building completed a three year and six million Euro full renovation and restoration. Thanks to a team of famous architects, designers, and craftsmen from across Europe, this astonishing landmark building once again shines over Bucharest, on top of the capital's highest geographic location. This investment represents the most expensive hotelier project ever completed in Bucharest.
Location:
When staying at the Carol Parc Hotel, you'll enjoy a special location on the highest geographic point of Romania's capital city. Situated next to one of the oldest and largest parks of Bucharest, the hotel offers the best of both worlds - serene privacy and un-matched convenience.
Within walking distance from the center of Bucharest, this luxurious five star hotel is surrounded by a beautiful and quiet neighborhood, next to the largest and oldest park in Bucharest. The stunning panoramic views from the property are outdone only by the lavish interior design. Each room has been individually styled by some of Italy's finest artisans. With only 20 deluxe rooms and suites, the hotel spoils its guests with truly personalized 24h service and great attention to detail. The wood-burning fireplaces, terraces, plasma televisions, and Bulgari amenities are a small part of the guarantee for world-class luxury.
Rooms:
Ranging from single rooms to Executive and Royal Suites, the Carol Parc Hotel features luxury for all travel purposes. Every room has been individually crafted by some of Italy's finest artisans to match the individuality of our guests. Use your flat screen televisions to watch your favorite program, surf the internet or get information about the city and Carol Parc Hotel services - the rooms are ready for both business and pleasure.
Luxury & Comfort
Not only will you be amazed by the classic interior design, the orthopedic beds will furthermore pamper you with deep sleep and comfort. Lavish bathrooms, with telephone and television, give guests a sense of comfort that can normally only be felt at home. Every room also has spacious work desks, sofas, and even living areas. Bulgari amenities and full mini-bar are featured in every room.
Technology in Your Room
Thanks to integrated state-of-the-art technology, you have all the facilities you need in the comfort of your room. Wired and wireless internet, can be accessed via your computer, laptops can be provided to you, or even the television in your room. The television system also provides information about Bucharest and hotel services. Rooms feature a number of pay-per view and free channels. Don't forget - the business center is located in the lobby!
24h Service
The 24h staff are there to attend your every need during your stay. Try breakfast, dinner, or a late-night meal in your room, prepared fresh every time by the chef. Masseuse, concierge, and many other services are available to your room.
Amenities:
Business Center / Conference Room
Concierge Service
Maid Service Twice Daily and Upon Request
Flat Screen TV in Rooms & Bathrooms
On-Demand Entertainment System
Internet Available in Every Room
Full-Size BVLGARI Amenities
Fresh Cut Flowers, Fruit Basket, Mineral Water Included
Fitness Center (Coming Soon)
Wooden Fireplaces in selected rooms
Private Bar in one of the hotel’s towers
24h Room Service and Dining
A brief history
In 1890, on the occasion of the World Fair in Bucharest, HM King Carol I of Romania asked his friend, architect Suter from Germany, to build a park and the facilities necessary to accommodate the first and only ever World Fair in Romania. Suter fell in love with the wine hill next to the swamps that later became one of the largest and nicest parks of Bucharest, with the breathtaking views over the entire city from the top of the Filaret hill. He purchased the top of the hill, built himself a small palace on the edge of the hill and a tree lined alley from the park to his house. Later he added eight more houses on the alley and sold them to the rich and famous of his times.
Bought by an old banker, Suter Palace was donated to his mistress around 1940. The wife of a Romanian Minister, she did not have the chance to enjoy the comfort and beauty of her small palace for long. The communists took over power in Romania, and she too had to flee the country with her two year old child.
From 1946, the Suter building served as one of the first legal headquarters of the feared communist party, and center of the secret soviet police NKDV (KGB) as well as other institutions. In 2002, the building was finally returned to the heirs of its former rightful private owners.
Suter Street
Suter Street, is a tree-lined enclave near the Filaret station, in a prestigious and growing neighborhood. The street was named after the German architect who built the Carol Park ("Parcul Carol I") for his friend, HM King Carol I of Romania. It takes only minutes to walk downtown and to the financial district.
History, Culture, and Shopping
Nearby points of interest include the monumental Palace of Parliament, Unirii Square, Cotroceni Presidential Palace, Filaret Station, the Opera House, and the adjacent historic Carol park. Also close by is Mitropolia Romana, the headquarters of the Romanian Orthodox Church. Bucharest's best shopping is also concentrated in the nearby Unirii area. Several of Bucharest's best malls are additionally accessible within minutes by car.
Getting Around Town
Whether on foot, by car, in one of our chauffeured luxury cars, or if you prefer, on one of the guest bikes, at Carol Parc Hotel you are in the middle of it all. The hotel location and exclusive concierge services will help you make the most of everything Bucharest has to offer!
