How to Find Cheap Hotels in Romania

Romania is rediscovering its place in Europe and the world after over four decades of communist rule. Visitors will find beautiful countrysides and modern cities with a rich history as the country's history can be dated well beyond 513 B.C. Many travel experts consider this country to be the most beautiful country in Eastern Europe.

Instructions

Difficulty: Easy

Things You’ll Need:

• Computer with Internet access
• Credit/debit card to reserve accommodations

Plan a Vacation in Romania

1. Hike the mountains and enjoy the adventures found in the scenic Carpathian Mountains located in the center of Romania.
2. Discover the legendary home of Count Dracula, visit Saxon villages, see medieval castles or participate in other outdoor adventures in the Transylvanian Alps.
3. Catch some rays and participate in boating, fishing and other seaside activities when visiting the Black Sea. You can also see remnants of ancient Greek culture dating back to the seventh century, B.C.
4. Enjoy the architecture, food and culture found in the major cities of Romania. Bucharest, Brasov and Sighisoara are major tourist destinations.
5. Do some bird watching in the Danube Delta. More than 300 different bird species call this area home.

Find Cheap Accommodations in Romania

6. To book accommodations, contact Romanian Tourism Office at [phone] or visit their Web site (see Resources below).
7. Spend the night in the birthplace of Count Dracula. The town of Sighisoara in the Transylvanian Alps of Romania offers cheap accommodations. Hotels cost around $30 per night and hostels $10 to $20 per night.
8. Rejuvenate with a day at the beach. Stay near the Black Sea at a low-cost hotel with room prices that range from $30 to $50 per night.
9. Try a cheap hostel or hotel in major cities like Bucharest at a price of $10 to $50 per night.
10. Sleep in towns in the Carpathian Mountains on the cheap. It costs approximately $30 per night for a Romanian 3-star hotel in this region.

Tips & Warnings

• The cities of Romania are full of amazing architecture from various cultures that have lived in the country over the centuries. The churches are particularly beautiful.
• Avoid taxi drivers that do not have properly marked vehicles. Otherwise, you could get scammed.
• Beware of pickpockets in major cities. Beggars who get a peek at your wallet can steal it within seconds. Keep money in a safe and carefully guard the money you carry for the day.
• Restroom facilities are substandard in much of the country and in some areas consist of a hole in the floor. Be sure to use the facilities in your accommodations before going out.