Hotel Coroana

The Coroana is probably the best value for money in town. I specifically booked this hotel for the old world charm of the building. Just remember this is a 2 star hotel and not the Hilton. The building was indeed the finest hotel for miles in its hay day. The interior is charming and although it could now do with a bit of TLC the experience is overall good. The room I stayed in was one of the biggest hotel rooms I have ever booked! The interior is retro, if not old fashioned, but also very clean. The towels, pillows and bedding were brand new and of excellent quality. The staff were helpful and spoke good English. I was allowed to park my car in their yard which saved a lot of hassle as this hotel is in the pedestrian zone. If you are a party goer then the hotel location is perfect. If you need some quiet time, then ask for a room at the back of the hotel as the location can be loud due to the proximity to all the bars and a 24h McDonalds. Please Note there are two Hotel Coroanas in Brasov.

The hotel is in a good location, only a short walk from the town centre. My room was small, but perfectly adequate for a short stay. I had a peaceful night’s stay. Breakfast is ok, although not a massive choice. They don’t do evening meals, but there’s a nice restaurant opposite, or you can walk into the town centre and use one of the restaurants there (I HIGHLY recommend Prato restaurant). Staff are friendly and helpful. Free wifi is available, although it doesn’t work well at all.

This is the oldest hotel in Brasov and it's not renovated. Rooms and amenities are old-fashioned. What's important is its location and price. It is in the old city center, close to everything by foot. We had breakfast included which was rich and OK. Overall, it is worth it if you travel a lot and don't stay in.

We were 2 couples staying at the Hotel Coroana 3 nights on our first trip to Brasov. The location was wonderful - in the heart of the old town. Walk out the front door and turn left to stroll down the pedestrian centre with many restaurants, shops and fabulous people watching. The hotel is older with sparse amenities but lots of charm and character. The beds are very comfortable, the rooms spacious and clean, and the bar/breakfast room is wonderfully vintage decorated. We enjoyed our stay in Brasov and the Hotel Coroana!

This is a really old hotel. how old? they have those old squeaky house doors with a key, red carpet covers the floors in the rooms and the furniture is that vintage kind with springs in the chairs and mattress.||But! It is really clean, and the staff is really friendly, and its super cheap, and the location is PERFECT no matter what you are looking for in the city. ||I stayed here in Christmas weekend and paid 55euro for 2 nights for a room with huge windows looking at the main street leading to the town square. ||I skied in Poiana Brasov and went there with a 1euro bus which is conveniently located 5 minutes away from the hotel. ||Cheaper then any ski resort experience! Great deal! Great Hotel!

For the price it was ok . Im in another Hotel right now just 3 blocks away for 4 $ more and its terrible here . ||In the Corona you get a huge room , huge bathroom and an awsome breakfast . Given the location and the friendly staff it is a good deal ||The rooms are in desperate need of restoration but the price :) ||I was unfortunate , the rooms opposite over the Yard had a room full of drunken kids and they woke me at 3. 30 am with loud music , so I opened the window and shouted at them to be quiet ( twice ) but I guess that was bad luck

This is a well-maintained older building in the centre of Braşov. The hotel has a vintage interior (see my photos) and the rooms are spacious. The breakfast room is stunning. The hotel’s character comes from its design features.||||The hotel has an access ramp which is good if you have bulky luggage or if you’re differently abled. Unfortunately, the front door of the hotel opens outwards so that will be difficult to navigate if you have bulky luggage or are differently abled.||||Once you check in, you will be handed a literal key (not a key card) to your room. You can either keep this with you at all times or give it to reception whenever you leave the hotel. You can access your room via the stairs or the lift. If you can, I recommend taking the stairs at least once to see the hotel’s stained glass windows (or you can check out my photos). If you take the lift, know that it has two doors: the regular sliding doors that all lists have, and a metal outer door which you have to pull open to access the lift. Again, this can be tricky to navigate if you have lots of luggage or if you have limited mobility. The lift is also quite small. Two adults with one piece of checked luggage and one carry- on bag each fit snuggly inside.||||Upstairs, the hotel looks a little dated (think of it as character) but is clean and functional. The rooms are spacious and the beds are comfortable. There is a fridge in the room but no complimentary drinks or snacks are provided. I don’t think it is customary to provide complimentary snacks in Romanian hotels. ||||The only toiletries that are provided are toilet paper and soap. Everything else is BYO. There is no hairdryer in the room but you can borrow one from reception. The water in the shower can take a few minutes to warm up (think of it as more character). ||||The hotel has free wifi but it is only accessible from the reception area (think of this as even more character). The reception area is spacious and has a number of chairs and tables for your convenience. It also has a piano if you’re feeling musical. ||||Breakfast is served on the ground floor in the most grandiose breakfast room I have ever seen. (Character! See my photos!) On the first two days, we were given a breakfast menu to order from but on the third day, there was a breakfast buffet from which everyone helped themselves (CHARACTER!). There was a wide range of food to choose from including eggs, hot and cold meats, cheese, vegetables and bread. There is coffee but you have to ask for tea. Tea is not a very popular Romanian drink (this is national character) so while I was given a reasonable selection of fruity teas, there was no black tea. If you think of this as character rather than an inconvenience, you will enjoy your stay.

This is an old hotel. It has high ceilings and super big rooms with super big windows but the charm stops there. Nothing closed all the way (a gap at the front door let sound and light from the hallway come in) and the windows let sound from outside into the room. I could also hear my neighbor in the bathroom from what I surmised was a piece of covered glass that separated our rooms as I could tell when they turned on the light. The furniture and finishes were old. Wifi didn’t really work. Only one outlet in the room was available. The carpet was worn and the floor creaked. Breakfast was included and some things were really bad but overall I was satisfied with the cold cuts, beverages, and fried egg. For the price, you get what you pay and it was a good value.