Alpin Resort Hotel — Hotel in Zona Metropolitană Brașov

We stayed for 2 nights in a two-bedroom apartment. We have a baby and a toddler, and we needed the space. The rooms were very spacious, we had a terrace, a bathroom in each bedroom, Rituals amenities. BUT... I will never understand why in Romania people simply accept some things that shouldn't be accepted. I'll start with the good parts||Good parts: staff was very friendly - room service, reception, spa, restaurant. The breakfast was amazingly diverse and good. Even though I don't necessarily like buffets, because of the food that's exposed, we didn't catch any stomach bug :D; fruits, pastry, hummus, waffles, eggs, sausages, yogurt, juice... everything, honestly! And there are two restaurants in which you can serve breakfast, which is good, as in weekends there are a lot of people.||Diversity of restaurants. ||Lots of activities.||||Bad parts: the cleanliness - I mean come on... I have no idea where is the root problem (management or cleaning staff), but it should be fixed! The bathrooms had red mold, calcar, and not a super clean toilet. These are things that CAN and SHOULD be cleaned. I get that you can't clean the mold, for ex, after every single customer, BUT you won't have to do this IF you'd maintain it... And there are so many detergents and solutions that can be applied and they instantly removed the calcar and the mold... Do you live like this at home?? Do you like the toilet to have yellow marks? How do other customers just go by with this?!||Also... full-on carpets in the rooms are not hygienic at all. How do you disinfect them? I'm certain the majority enter the room with their street shoes, hence...there's dirt and bacteria that can't be vacuumed. ||The couch and the armchairs were in such bad shape... They even had spots on them... We placed some towels on them and then we stayed...||The furniture was dated, also. All of it. ||White marks from cups on the table. Wallpaper that's coming off, wood splints that had a thick layer of dust on them, plus they were broken (and these were all around the hotel)||We had a terrace, but I was not willing to step on it as it was dirty.||I'm sure the air conditioners weren't cleaned for a long time...||The doors from the room weren't closing properly.||The drapes and curtains were definitely not cleaned - spots and ripped then sewed...||The kitchen sink was also dirty. I mean... come on...||The pool area was also in a bad shape - I wasn't feeling comfortable stepping on the floor with bare feet. The toilets from there... oh.. they were dirty, small... ||The hotel exterior was also in a bad shape... Just go and look at it, it definitely doesn't look like it's taken care of. ||The closed play area has a small room with a door that wasn't closing properly, and it didn't seem very clean.||The parking area is extremely small for how many rooms there are.||There was a garbage smell around the parking area, and garbage all around.||||All in all...not cool. And the apartment wasn't cheap, you know. We paid over 555 euros for two nights.||||Took some photos to show you.||||P.S. This is the normality in the "well-known" hotels in Romania. Hotel Cismigiu, in Bucharest was the same as a few years ago. They simply don't care... And the customers that go there and give 4-5 stars...wow, I'm sure you have...

We stayed for 2 nights in a two-bedroom apartment. We have a baby and a toddler, and we needed the space. The rooms were very spacious, we had a terrace, a bathroom in each bedroom, Rituals amenities. BUT... I will never understand why in Romania people simply accept some things that shouldn't be accepted. I'll start with the good parts||Good parts: staff was very friendly - room service, reception, spa, restaurant. The breakfast was amazingly diverse and good. Even though I don't necessarily like buffets, because of the food that's exposed, we didn't catch any stomach bug :D; fruits, pastry, hummus, waffles, eggs, sausages, yogurt, juice... everything, honestly! And there are two restaurants in which you can serve breakfast, which is good, as in weekends there are a lot of people.||Diversity of restaurants. ||Lots of activities.||||Bad parts: the cleanliness - I mean come on... I have no idea where is the root problem (management or cleaning staff), but it should be fixed! The bathrooms had red mold, calcar, and not a super clean toilet. These are things that CAN and SHOULD be cleaned. I get that you can't clean the mold, for ex, after every single customer, BUT you won't have to do this IF you'd maintain it... And there are so many detergents and solutions that can be applied and they instantly removed the calcar and the mold... Do you live like this at home?? Do you like the toilet to have yellow marks? How do other customers just go by with this?!||Also... full-on carpets in the rooms are not hygienic at all. How do you disinfect them? I'm certain the majority enter the room with their street shoes, hence...there's dirt and bacteria that can't be vacuumed. ||The couch and the armchairs were in such bad shape... They even had spots on them... We placed some towels on them and then we stayed...||The furniture was dated, also. All of it. ||White marks from cups on the table. Wallpaper that's coming off, wood splints that had a thick layer of dust on them, plus they were broken (and these were all around the hotel)||We had a terrace, but I was not willing to step on it as it was dirty.||I'm sure the air conditioners weren't cleaned for a long time...||The doors from the room weren't closing properly.||The drapes and curtains were definitely not cleaned - spots and ripped then sewed...||The kitchen sink was also dirty. I mean... come on...||The pool area was also in a bad shape - I wasn't feeling comfortable stepping on the floor with bare feet. The toilets from there... oh.. they were dirty, small... ||The hotel exterior was also in a bad shape... Just go and look at it, it definitely doesn't look like it's taken care of. ||The closed play area has a small room with a door that wasn't closing properly, and it didn't seem very clean.||The parking area is extremely small for how many rooms there are.||There was a garbage smell around the parking area, and garbage all around.||||All in all...not cool. And the apartment wasn't cheap, you know. We paid over 555 euros for two nights.||||Took some photos to show you.||||P.S. This is the normality in the "well-known" hotels in Romania. Hotel Cismigiu, in Bucharest was the same as a few years ago. They simply don't care... And the customers that go there and give 4-5 stars...wow, I'm sure you have...

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A Perfect Blend of Luxury, Nature, and Warm Romanian Hospitality!

My stay at Alpin Resort Hotel in Poiana Brașov was nothing short of extraordinary! From the moment I arrived, I was swept away by the majestic mountain scenery, elegantly framed by the hotel’s sophisticated architecture and lush surroundings.

Rooms & Comfort: The room was spacious, spotless, and incredibly comfortable, offering breathtaking views of the Carpathian Mountains. The attention to detail—from premium linens to the complimentary treats—made it feel like a true home away from home.

Dining: Every meal was a culinary delight. The restaurants offer a perfect balance of traditional Romanian flavors and refined international cuisine, all prepared with fresh, locally-sourced ingredients. The breakfast buffet alone is worth the trip!

Wellness & Relaxation: The spa and wellness area are simply stunning—a hidden sanctuary where you’ll find everything from heated pools and saunas to world-class massages. An absolute must for anyone looking to unwind after a day of skiing or hiking!

Activities & Location: Whether you’re into winter sports, nature walks, or simply relaxing by the fire with a glass of wine, Alpin has something for everyone. Its location, just minutes from the ski slopes and surrounded by serene forest trails, makes it one of the best destinations in Poiana Brașov.

Service: Every staff member I encountered was welcoming, professional, and eager to help. Their commitment to genuine Romanian hospitality truly sets Alpin apart and made my stay unforgettable.

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✨ Final Thought: Alpin Poiana Brașov is more than a hotel—it’s an experience. Whether you’re traveling as a couple, with family, or solo, this is the perfect place to indulge in comfort, adventure, and relaxation, all wrapped in the beauty of the Romanian mountains. I can’t...