Reviews of Gara de Nord-Banat-4-You

Close to the station, affordable.

The bathroom door won't close, the bathroom window won't close too.

The self check-in and check-out process was very easy and convenient. The location is excellent, just a short walk from the railway station and metro, which made traveling very simple. Wi-Fi worked well throughout the stay.

There was no kettle or cups in the room, which would have been useful, especially for warming milk for the baby. A small addition like this would make the stay even more comfortable.

Its so near to train station Gara de Nord.

The room has basic ammenities such as toilet, bed and tv. Its not comfortable if u need to stay long and for 3 people it will be cramp, as the room is quite small to move around

Very convenient location, five minutes walk from Bucharest train station and Kaufland at Basarab. It has most everything one would need for an overnight stay. Check-in easy and good communication with owner.

It would be nice if owner included a cheap electric kettle for morning coffee. Also a mug, plate and bowl, fork and spoon would be nice.

If you're expecting even mild comfort, prepare yourself for a lesson in frontier living. This place has hotel in front of its name, but that’s more of a creative writing exercise than an accurate description. It's really a hostel in disguise. There ain’t no air conditioning — just a fan. The bathroom has all the airflow of a sealed pickle jar. After a shower, it turns into a steam room — not the relaxing spa kind, but the “sweat like a mule in July” kind. You can open the window to cool down, sure — if you're feeling lucky. There’s no insect net, so be prepared to enter into nightly battle with the mosquitoes who, in fairness, didn’t come in large numbers, but those who did seemed particularly ambitious. There’s even a TV in the room, which is generous, considering it offers exactly zero working channels. I assume it’s a postmodern art piece, or perhaps it’s there to remind guests of what entertainment used to feel like before they booked this place. It’s clean, I’ll give ‘em that, but the place looks worn down — like a Soviet-era apartment block built for function, not comfort, and left to age without the courtesy of renovation. Bottom line? Book it for one night if you really don’t have any other option and your wallet’s emptier than a church on Monday. Check in late, sleep light, and check out early — preferably before the furniture notices you’re there.

Comfortable bed

Some facilities are old and need replacement

Close to train station

No AC,very hot inside

Staff was trying to help me and location was really good.

Room (nr.6) was in the rooftop and it was super hot, there is a fan in the room but wasn’t enough to cool the air. For that room you need to put air conditioner. And wifi didn’t work

Proximity to train station, 5 mins by foot. They have all necessary equipment in the room Was quite clean Bed and pillows pretty comfortable They sent us an easy check-in guide with all the steps clearly detailed

The fan was too noisy