Lagom Hotel — Hotel in Bucharest

A very nice hotel with pleasant rooms in Scandinavian style. Our room was very small but anyway pleasant. The window was facing a quiet courtyard so it was peaceful even though it is so centrally located. |The location is very good, a few blocks walk to good restaurants, close to supermarkets and museums as well as the tramway. |The minus is that it is very impersonal. You never meet any of the staff, except the cleaners if you happen to be in. Everything is made via internet, or possibly telephone. |They do reply quickly to the calls, so it is not a big problem, though.|A fridge and a boiler is supplied in the room, but no glasses, bottle openers, shoe horns and other things normally found in hotel rooms. There were only a few paper cups, and these were not replaced so in the end we did not have any coffee cups left. A phone call helped us to find some wine glasses in the basement, so we managed. Another phone call had to be made when the code to the doors suddenly was changed. No big problems, rather small nuisances. |Except for these issues I would give it a five since it is a nice and clean hotel with a pleasant interior in a good location for a decent price. |The typical and unique Swedish words for something that is just about the right amount, not too much, not too little is lagom. And that just about summarizes this hotel. I hope they will come to terms with the...

AVOID IF POSSiBLE -Summary: Money oriented and poor value for money

Pro: -Nice spacious rooms -Clean -close to supermarkets/fast food/coffee

Cons: -Cold inside the room (19 deg Celsius) for an outside temperature of 4 deg Celsius. Boilers were very warm, but hotel is an old renovated building and is unable to provide sufficient heat to the rooms. Not so great for a 5 years old. -Very nice view of 7 store building in front of the hotel -Traffic is literally 50 meters away, and there is noise -No parking in a 100m area. The owner said on the phone that there are 2 parking spaces of the hotel or “street parking”. There was none of the two. -Misunderstanding regarding late-checkout and had to pay cash extra 40 euros. Of course no...

Lagom in Swedish can mean "not too much" or "just right" - for me, the latter fits better in relation to this apartment hotel. I felt perfectly at home - lovely bright Scandinavian decor, comfortable beds, spacious bathroom and well equipped dining area. You are given the key code to get in, so you have to look after yourself, but everything worked well. There is a delightful cafe just next door, which opens at 8 and has delectable cakes and pastries as well as good coffee. It is not particularly centrally located but just a short taxi or uber ride will bring you to the main places in Bucharest quite quickly, depending on...