Hotel Anda

We had a very good experience staying at Hotel Anda in Sinaia. The hotel is located right on the main road, so there is a bit of traffic noise, but the upside is that you’re close to the street bazaar, many restaurants, and cafés. The location is both central and charming, with lovely views of historic buildings all around. One of the most convenient features is the hotel’s private parking area, which is a huge plus in a busy area like this. The breakfast was tasty and offered a decent selection. However, by 9:30 AM, much of the food was already gone and not always replenished—so be sure to go earlier if you want the full spread. The receptionist was very kind and helpful, responding to all of our questions with genuine care. I also booked a massage at the hotel, but this part of the experience didn’t meet expectations. The massage room was brightly lit, which made it difficult to relax. On top of that, the masseuse wore gloves, which made the session feel more clinical than soothing. If you’re looking for a relaxing, spa-style experience, this probably isn’t the place. But if you need a functional massage for sore muscles, it’s sufficient. Next to the hotel is a restaurant owned by the same people. While it’s a fair option, it’s not particularly memorable. If you do choose to dine there, I recommend the Argentinian steak and their salads, which were the highlights of the meal.