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Lamentablemente, no hemos encontrado ningún hotel que cumpla sus requisitos. Restablezca los filtros o realice una nueva búsqueda.Cluj-Napoca is a city in the Transylvanian province of north-western Romania. A university town, Cluj-Napoca has several historic landmarks, culture, and a vibrant nightlife. The city is the second most populous centre in the country after the capital Bucharest. Your Cluj-Napoca hotel is located in the Somesul Mic River Valley and is the unofficial capital of the province of Transylvania.
There are several shops and hypermarkets in the town centre with Eroilor Avenue, Memorandumului and Napoca streets offering the more expensive venues. Polus and Iulius Malls are located in the centre, offering all kinds of shops, restaurants and fast food outlets. In the older part of town, Via Restaurant comes highly recommended and is ideal for a relaxing business lunch or after-hours meeting. Baracca, close by, is also a recommended eatery, serving designer food. For evening entertainment, Londoner Pub is a British-themed bar, and Diesel Club is a nightclub in the town centre. Should your hotel not offer a gym, visit the Oncos Fitness Cluj health and fitness club which has a range of exercise equipment.
If you are planning a business event or conference, the Panorama Business Inn offers a range of services for meetings and team building events, with a conference room seating 50 delegates and all necessary modern technology. The Grand Hotel Italia has a conference facility for up to 850 people, which can be divided into three smaller rooms, as well as nine other meeting rooms, accommodating from 10 to 100 people. The city also has its own major airport, the Cluj-Napoca International Airport (CLJ), located eight km from the city centre, with taxi, train and bus connections.
The area in Cluj-Napoca around Union Square is of interest with the Banffy and Teleki Palaces. The latter is now the National Art Museum. Museum Square, a short walk away, is home to the Franciscan Monastery as well as the Transylvanian History Museum. The city has a number of parks, including the Cluj-Napoca Botanical Garden and the Central Park. Besides a range of shops in the city centre, there are also a number of excellent business hotels in Cluj-Napoca.
