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Hotel Aro Palace — Hotel in Zona Metropolitană Brașov

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Hotel Aro Palace
Description
Refined hotel with elegant rooms, an indoor pool & a spa, plus a restaurant, a bar & a nightclub.
Nearby attractions
The Council Square
Brașov, Romania
Muzeul de Artă Brașov
Bulevardul Eroilor 21, Brașov 500030, Romania
Tales of Communism Museum (MAdC)
Bulevardul Eroilor 19, Brașov 500030, Romania
Old Center
Piața Sfatului, Brașov, Romania
The Council's House
Piața Sfatului 30, Brașov 500025, Romania
Muzeul de Etnografie
Bulevardul Eroilor 21A, Brașov 500030, Romania
The Black Church
Curtea Johannes Honterus 2, Brașov 500025, Romania
The Fortress on the Watchtower
Strada Cetățuia 7, Brașov, Romania
House of Mureșenilor
Piața Sfatului 25, Brașov 500025, Romania
Schaeffler - Livada Poștei Park
Șirul Livezii, Brașov, Romania
Nearby restaurants
Artegianale Muresenilor
Strada Mureșenilor 27, Brașov 500152, Romania
Prato Restaurant
Strada Michael Weiss 11, Brașov 500031, Romania
Vibe Fusion & Restaurant Sushi Brasov
Strada Valentin Wagner 4, Brașov 500031, Romania
Dei Frati Restaurant
Piața George Enescu Nr16, Brașov 500031, Romania
Pilvax Restaurant & Wine Bar
Strada Michael Weiss 16, Brașov 500031, Romania
La Birou Bistro
Strada Sfântul Ioan 28, Brașov 500030, Romania
Cupt'or
Piața Sfatului 8, Brașov 500031, Romania
Omelett
Strada Mureșenilor 16, Brașov 500030, Romania
Next Door Restaurant
Piața George Enescu 11 bis, Brașov 500031, Romania
Old Shanghai Restaurant
Strada Mureșenilor 11-13, Brașov 500026, Romania
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Strada Sfântul Ioan 3, Brașov 500030, Romania
Pensiunea Noemi
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Radisson Blu Aurum Hotel, Brasov
Bulevardul Eroilor 23, Brașov 500030, Romania
Jugendstube Hostel Brasov
Strada Michael Weiss 13, Brașov 500031, Romania
Hotel Atria
Strada Valentin Wagner 5, Brașov, Romania
Select City Center Apartments
Strada Mureșenilor 17, Brașov 500014, Romania
Palazzo Brasov
Strada Mureșenilor 28, Brașov 500030, Romania
Hotel Casa Wagner Brașov
Piața Sfatului nr. 5, Brașov 500031, Romania
MW Old&New Home
Strada Michael Weiss 4, Brașov 500031, Romania
Casa Albert Boutique Brasov
Strada Republicii 38, Brașov 500030, Romania
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Hotel Aro Palace

Bulevardul Eroilor 27, Brașov 500030, Romania
4.0(1.7K)
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Refined hotel with elegant rooms, an indoor pool & a spa, plus a restaurant, a bar & a nightclub.

attractions: The Council Square, Muzeul de Artă Brașov, Tales of Communism Museum (MAdC), Old Center, The Council's House, Muzeul de Etnografie, The Black Church, The Fortress on the Watchtower, House of Mureșenilor, Schaeffler - Livada Poștei Park, restaurants: Artegianale Muresenilor, Prato Restaurant, Vibe Fusion & Restaurant Sushi Brasov, Dei Frati Restaurant, Pilvax Restaurant & Wine Bar, La Birou Bistro, Cupt'or, Omelett, Next Door Restaurant, Old Shanghai Restaurant
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Phone
+40 268 478 800
Website
aro-palace.ro

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Nearby attractions of Hotel Aro Palace

The Council Square

Muzeul de Artă Brașov

Tales of Communism Museum (MAdC)

Old Center

The Council's House

Muzeul de Etnografie

The Black Church

The Fortress on the Watchtower

House of Mureșenilor

Schaeffler - Livada Poștei Park

The Council Square

The Council Square

4.8

(8.1K)

Open 24 hours
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Muzeul de Artă Brașov

Muzeul de Artă Brașov

4.6

(369)

Open 24 hours
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Tales of Communism Museum (MAdC)

Tales of Communism Museum (MAdC)

4.8

(419)

Open 24 hours
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Old Center

Old Center

4.8

(1.5K)

Open until 12:00 AM
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Things to do nearby

Explore Transylvanian castles and history
Explore Transylvanian castles and history
Sat, Dec 6 • 10:00 AM
Brașov, Brașov, 500036, Romania
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Romanian Ethnic Painting Workshop
Romanian Ethnic Painting Workshop
Sun, Dec 7 • 9:00 AM
Brașov, Brașov, 500133, Romania
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Walk medieval streets by night
Walk medieval streets by night
Sat, Dec 6 • 6:00 PM
Brașov, Brașov, 500025, Romania
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Nearby restaurants of Hotel Aro Palace

Artegianale Muresenilor

Prato Restaurant

Vibe Fusion & Restaurant Sushi Brasov

Dei Frati Restaurant

Pilvax Restaurant & Wine Bar

La Birou Bistro

Cupt'or

Omelett

Next Door Restaurant

Old Shanghai Restaurant

Artegianale Muresenilor

Artegianale Muresenilor

4.8

(1.0K)

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Prato Restaurant

Prato Restaurant

4.5

(1.8K)

$$$

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Vibe Fusion & Restaurant Sushi Brasov

Vibe Fusion & Restaurant Sushi Brasov

4.7

(477)

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Dei Frati Restaurant

Dei Frati Restaurant

4.8

(2.4K)

$$

Open until 10:30 PM
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Reviews of Hotel Aro Palace

4.0
(1,685)
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1.0
4y

Well, let me start by saying this hotel is NOT a 5* hotel in terms of services provided. I mean it's worse than 3* hotels I've experienced in secluded parts of the world where electricity is a luxury. I'm going to be thorough because I was so annoyed with the overall experience that I feel the need to spread the love, really.

While I can understand free parking is a "luxury" in Brasov, I would say it should be FREE at a 5 star hotel, especially since you wanted to make it "special" and decided to book a steep 160E suite. But no, you need to pay an additional 15E/day if you fancy having your car parked on the hotel premises - no, no valet there - just a regular parking.

Moving on, you enter the huge lobby with terrible looking furniture (again, for a 5* hotel) and nobody's there to say either Hi or Piss-off! Drag yourself to the Concierge while perpexledly watching other people not wearing masks although compulsory and check in to be amazed.

In the meantime, you will find out there's no room service at all because, well, probably Covid-19 but you will shut up because it sort of makes sense. The website advertises SPA services as well but those were not available either because of the same situation.

The room was spacious and pretty clean, there was no balcony - again the website clearly says there is, but that 20 cm ledge you can easily kill yourself from, it's not a freaking balcony!

You have an espresso machine (YAY!) but why bother actually leaving some coffee capsules for the guests when they can easily choose the adventurous way of looking for the cleaning lady's cart and "borrow" the coffee capsules from there?! Don't expect to get free water, pillow chocolates or anything! You have a sad minibar with a very lonely bottle of beer, a bottle of water and 3 or 4 super-expensive miniatures.

You also have electrical outlets by the bed, according to them. Yes, you do - but you'll have to move the furniture around to get to them and you'll also need to unplug the lamps to use them. I mean - that's accurate and smart thinking at the same time.

The matress was really shite and I mean it! No freaking way any random 3-4 star hotels would ever use those blocks of marble as matresses. Pillows were okay.

Make sure you bring a pen because you won't find one in the luxurious room - just in case you need to take note of how the Aro Palace system works to replicate it elsewhere.

The joinery is ridiculous in every possible way - it looks like it was taken from a hospital and glued together in the fancy-wannabe-room.

If you had the patience to read through all this, I thank you and I'll share the best tip and final point - the staff excels at being obsolete and useless, avoid at all costs. Starting from top to bottom, they are not hotel staff, 5* or less - maybe the blonde nice-looking lady from the reception was - she seemed concerned about my troubles and actually said she was sorry.

The bartender, a tiny very tired middle-aged sweaty man will be quite annoyed if you ask for drinks at 9pm. The pit boss can't really be bothered because he' on the phone booking barbecue with family and friends for the day after. The nice looking granny joggling empty bottles and glasses won't be able to help you because well, she's not a bartender. So yeah, it's quite ridiculous to ask for drinks in the hotel bar at 9pm, I get it and I apologise for the audacity, I'm sorry, okay?!

The lush breakfast buffet was just like a country fair but with less food. Just get it elsewhere for half the price - not worth the trouble but a true feast for the eyes - if you're the person that enjoys silly circumstances and situational comedy in general.

All in all a one time visit to this pseudo-hotel, to be fair I would be hesitant to visit again even if it were for free. On the other hand, i might just be an asshole who got used to better services for these prices, that's all.

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5.0
7y

The hotel is definetely worth the money although is a bit expensive for some people. The room is big, clean and cozy. It has almost everything you need except for a shaving kit (It has a robe, quality slippers, sewing kit, seif, fridge, shower gel, body lotion, a bag for dirty laundry etc). You are welcomed with a fresh fruit basket. The view is nice, especially on the mountain side, but is good on the other side too because you can see Cetatuia. The fridge has vine, chocolate, cola and others. The balcony is very small but it isnt that important. The bed is big and confortable. The temperature is good and if you dont like it you can change it, unlike in many other hotels the air conditioner really works. The TV is medium size, with good signal, and good quality image, and on the TV you can acces a lot of functions like wake up call, get info for Brasov, navigate on Youtube or screen mirroring (I used this last funcion myself with a Huawei, although the TV is Samsung). The lobby is big and very nice, with lots of places where you can stay and wait, with flowers and a piano. It even has a kids corner. The minus is the place for smokers which is just a garbage box, no chairs. The location us just fine, 5-10 minutes walk from The Black Church, with the streets and atmosphere of the Old Brasov right next to you. The breakfast was very good, very diversified and of good quality cofee. The minus is that you can only get esspresso with 2 euros each. The inside pool is the jewel of this place. The water temperature is just good, not to warm and not too cold. I think around 25 degrees C. It has a sauna and a separate pool for children with warmer water. It also has sunbeds where you can rest. The most beautifull thing regarding the pool is the ceiling, which is made of glass and where you can see the sky during the day or the pool during night. You really feel good and relaxed floating, and looking trough the glass of the ceiling. The minus is that it hasnt got a jacuzzi. The gym is really a gym not just some fitness apparel trown in a room just to say the hotel has a gym, it has lots of threadmills and guality fitness gear, and is clean. In has 2 restaurants, one near the lobby and one at the 8th floor (last floor). The one at the last floor is the one I tried: It has a panoramic view over the city and over the mountain. The prices are not so high (like 2 euros a good salad or 11 euros a stake with potatoes)and the personell is a ten plus, very kind and very attentive. You really enjoy sitting there in the evening. The minus is that it hasnt got any pool tables like is written in the info paper frim the room. So in conclusion I say again that this hotel is definetely worth it, for some extra money you get lots of extra confort and lots of quality time for you and the ones you are...

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1.0
3y

Ugh Do not come here !!! Palace it sure is not. Read the many reviews here about the rooms with the smell of stinky socks !!! One of the worst service and reception I have received at the hotel especially that we booked 4 rooms at an exorbitant price for a hotel that probably gave itself the stars. There is no regulation in Romania regarding stars? We took 3 rooms and a suite "suite" not really suitable as a definition for a shabby, outdated 2-star hotel from where I come from. Shower with mold. We asked to change rooms due to the bad smell and were offered a regular room instead of the suite for the same price. They asked us to add 36 euros for an extra bed for our 12 year old girl per night even though we booked a suite for a couple plus a child. Turns out it's a regular trick they do, I read on several sites that this is what they do for a couple with kids on a regular basis and offer you to cancel the room if you want but no money back. When we asked why they think we booked a suite for a couple plus a girl and where she is supposed to sleep then they answered that she can sleep with us in bed. Unkind, degrading service, staff well trained to steal from the tourist, disgusting and aggressive response. The air conditioner did not work for two days in one of the rooms and made the stay impossible. Parking at an exorbitant price. Do not get close Go ahead on 2 stars From the experiences that ruin the vacation and it comes from those who are supposed to understand the vacations. Communist service, a staff that behaves like military personnel in a boarding school. The advantage is that they do not understand that everything was filmed on the phone and will be used to prove the claim that it is a permanent trick. To all those who have written reviews here, I will comfort you that I did not give in and The team will also personally sue each and every one of them for their degrading behavior towards us. Too bad you can't take a picture...

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Riki ApelRiki Apel
5-Star Hotel with Low-Level Service I stayed at Aro Palace in Brașov with my family. We booked four rooms for four nights, expecting a high standard of comfort and service. Unfortunately, the experience was very disappointing. Before arrival, I provided all the details — how many adults and kids and asked for a baby crib. When we got to the room, there was no crib and no bed for the 4-year-old. I was told he could sleep in the parents’ bed. I had to insist they bring a proper bed — something that should have been obvious. The room was very basic. No complimentary water, just an outdated minibar with a few items — all for purchase. The bathroom had an unpleasant smell, and there was visible grime around the base of the toilet. I had to give the housekeeper a tip just to clean it properly. After coming back from the pool, I called reception to ask for towels and was told there were none left. The receptionist even said: “Please write everything online. My name is Ruxandra.” On the night before checkout, our rooms weren’t cleaned at all. When we contacted reception, they just sent up a few towels. Nothing else. The hallway was left dirty, with cleaning carts and leftover food trays still out late at night — as shown in the photos I took at 22:22. There were constant little issues: tea in the room only on the first day, ice service provided once but denied the next. The bellboy directly asked for a tip and told me to give one to the housekeeper too “so it would be fair.” On our last day, Ruxandra openly told me — in front of the hotel manager — that she expected me to post everything online. Honestly, it felt like no one there really cared. It's not worth the money. Choose a hotel that offers real service and respects its guests.
Helen FreeHelen Free
I'm not sure where to start with this one. Seeing if from the road, I had a feeling of dread, the building looked old and in need of repair. Half of the hotel sign was missing, and it looked like a grey concrete block. The lobby is spacious with lots of leather sofas and chairs. Unfortunately, most of these are well worn with tears and cracks, and there is a piano stuck in the middle of nowhere. I only used the restaurant twice, the first time I waited 30 minutes just for somebody to take my order, this was only after I had spoken to them. I would recommend the ceasar salad but not the chicken with dumplings soup. It was tasteless and lacklustre. The rooms are large with everything you could ask for, but they are very dated. The safe is on the top shelf in the wardrobe. I'm 5foot5, and I had to stand on the chair to reach it, badly thought out. The shower is over the bath. No matter what precautions you take, when you have a shower, you will flood the bathroom This is the best one yet, I have never come across this, you cannot assume your room will be cleaned. Due to the lack of staff in the hotel, you actually have to put a sign on your door saying, "Please clean me" !!!! I have stayed in 2 hotels in Romania, and in both, the staff didn't smile. You struggled to get their attention, and everybody gave the feeling that everything was a chore for them.
Mike LewisMike Lewis
You approach a building that looks like the ministry of truth (1984 if you are wondering). Despite arriving at 5pm our room was not ready. There is a large spacious reception that has a soviet feel to it. The room is reasonably large and the bed was comfortable but 1. There are no spare sockets so you have to unplug the kettle or the lights to charge anything. 2. There is no kettle in the room and I had to ask 3 times to get one as the staff explained there was a coffee machine but not how to make tea in it. 3. There was no milk with the coffee machine (not even powdered) and you are rationed to one coffee pod each per day. 4. No matter how much you try to avoid it the shower sprays water everywhere and the whole bathroom ends up soaked and you have to paddle out to the bedroom to put your undies on where they won't get dipped in water. The bathroom is also grubby. 5. Nothing you do with the heating (or cooling) controls seems to make the slightest difference. 6. The safe is small so neither my camera nor a small travel laptop would fit in it, it is also on a high shelf. On the plus side you get bathrobes and the breakfast buffet is quite decent. It's well placed for the old town.
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5-Star Hotel with Low-Level Service I stayed at Aro Palace in Brașov with my family. We booked four rooms for four nights, expecting a high standard of comfort and service. Unfortunately, the experience was very disappointing. Before arrival, I provided all the details — how many adults and kids and asked for a baby crib. When we got to the room, there was no crib and no bed for the 4-year-old. I was told he could sleep in the parents’ bed. I had to insist they bring a proper bed — something that should have been obvious. The room was very basic. No complimentary water, just an outdated minibar with a few items — all for purchase. The bathroom had an unpleasant smell, and there was visible grime around the base of the toilet. I had to give the housekeeper a tip just to clean it properly. After coming back from the pool, I called reception to ask for towels and was told there were none left. The receptionist even said: “Please write everything online. My name is Ruxandra.” On the night before checkout, our rooms weren’t cleaned at all. When we contacted reception, they just sent up a few towels. Nothing else. The hallway was left dirty, with cleaning carts and leftover food trays still out late at night — as shown in the photos I took at 22:22. There were constant little issues: tea in the room only on the first day, ice service provided once but denied the next. The bellboy directly asked for a tip and told me to give one to the housekeeper too “so it would be fair.” On our last day, Ruxandra openly told me — in front of the hotel manager — that she expected me to post everything online. Honestly, it felt like no one there really cared. It's not worth the money. Choose a hotel that offers real service and respects its guests.
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I'm not sure where to start with this one. Seeing if from the road, I had a feeling of dread, the building looked old and in need of repair. Half of the hotel sign was missing, and it looked like a grey concrete block. The lobby is spacious with lots of leather sofas and chairs. Unfortunately, most of these are well worn with tears and cracks, and there is a piano stuck in the middle of nowhere. I only used the restaurant twice, the first time I waited 30 minutes just for somebody to take my order, this was only after I had spoken to them. I would recommend the ceasar salad but not the chicken with dumplings soup. It was tasteless and lacklustre. The rooms are large with everything you could ask for, but they are very dated. The safe is on the top shelf in the wardrobe. I'm 5foot5, and I had to stand on the chair to reach it, badly thought out. The shower is over the bath. No matter what precautions you take, when you have a shower, you will flood the bathroom This is the best one yet, I have never come across this, you cannot assume your room will be cleaned. Due to the lack of staff in the hotel, you actually have to put a sign on your door saying, "Please clean me" !!!! I have stayed in 2 hotels in Romania, and in both, the staff didn't smile. You struggled to get their attention, and everybody gave the feeling that everything was a chore for them.
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You approach a building that looks like the ministry of truth (1984 if you are wondering). Despite arriving at 5pm our room was not ready. There is a large spacious reception that has a soviet feel to it. The room is reasonably large and the bed was comfortable but 1. There are no spare sockets so you have to unplug the kettle or the lights to charge anything. 2. There is no kettle in the room and I had to ask 3 times to get one as the staff explained there was a coffee machine but not how to make tea in it. 3. There was no milk with the coffee machine (not even powdered) and you are rationed to one coffee pod each per day. 4. No matter how much you try to avoid it the shower sprays water everywhere and the whole bathroom ends up soaked and you have to paddle out to the bedroom to put your undies on where they won't get dipped in water. The bathroom is also grubby. 5. Nothing you do with the heating (or cooling) controls seems to make the slightest difference. 6. The safe is small so neither my camera nor a small travel laptop would fit in it, it is also on a high shelf. On the plus side you get bathrobes and the breakfast buffet is quite decent. It's well placed for the old town.
Mike Lewis

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