Hotel Sighisoara

An excellent comfortable hotel in a wonderful location smack bang in the centre of the old town. Staff extremely friendly. Would highly recommend this lovely old hotel

This hotel is nicely located in the old center of Sighisoara, so it's a prime location. You cannot park next to the hotel. You can first walk to the hotel, ask them to open the gate below on the drive up so that you can drop off luggage, but you will have to park your car outside of the old Sighisoara center. This is not the hotel's fault, it's good that they keep cars out of the old center which is on the UNESCO list. The hotel has a nice charm to it. The rooms had a weird lock system, you had to turn only once to the left, and you didn't really have to lock the door when closing it. The rooms are nice and spacious, but there is no airco. We had rooms on the sunny side which got very warm, but the hotel is not very well isolated. The rooms cool off significantly during the night. The breakfast is great with plenty of options. The best part of staying here is that you are directly in the old center when you leave the hotel, surrounded by nice terraces and attractions. It's perfect really. We had a great stay. I didn't had any issues with noise during the stay.

The room was spacious and in keeping with the expected atmosphere of Sighisora however the trip was ruined by a festival in the adjacent square which included a rock band that played till 11 30.pm. It was very hot while we were there and there was no airconditioning. We couldn't open the window due to the noise outside so both nights we sat in a very hot and loud room. I understand this is a one off but it made our time in Sighisora quite unpleasant.

The hotel is very well located, right in the heart of Sighisoara. The staff is professional, the hotel room is clean and spacious. Cleaning services 10/10. Totally recommend! Also the price is great for the value of the hotel. We were surprised by the rooms, because on booking the photos are old, furniture is different now.

The hotel is historic and full of character so no lifts or air conditioning but large fans in the room The bathrooms were excellent . Rooms big and individual In style . We had rooms 207 and 208 and LOVED the hotel . Breakfast was plentiful and the staff were fantastic ! Friendly and helpful Will be staying here again and will recommend it

I like the hotel because everything was clean, the room was quite big but also the bathroom was decent. The food was very good, but the view was amazing. Sighisoara, is a citadel and was quite awesome to learn about its history, feudal rituals and everything that was built in the past but even today it's still there :P

Beautiful location, wonderful staff and great breakfast! Highly recommend

We can't review the services here... The check in was really nice - the receptionist was friendly and guided us to our room. We went out to explore the citadel, which is gorgeous - and we met some friends for dinner. However - we came back at about 11.30 pm to find the hotel completely closed. We knocked on the door, rang the reception and tried to get some attention (only to hear the phone ring from outside). In a snowstorm, Eventually we had to walk outside of the citadel and check into the Doubletree Hilton at the bottom of the hill. This was an additional cost of around 550 lei (about £100). When we returned in the morning, the staff were incredible apologetic and we are not people who will be antagonistic - it wasn't the morning staff fault. They did waive the cost of the hotel, and we are only maybe £40 out of pocket, bit it was a major inconvenience. All of our luggage and some necessary medication was in there.

This hotel is right in the middle of the old walled city of Sighisoara, on the main square and just a 2 minute walk from the Clock Tower. There is no parking for guests in the Old Town, so you'll need to be dropped off with your bags, or you'll need to walk up the hill from the parking lot below the town with your bags. The boutique hotel is in a historical building that oozes charm with its exposed wooden beams, brick archways, and original German murals. There's no lift, so ask for help with bags if you need it. There is also no individually controlled air - they turn on the central heating when it's cold, and they provide fans in the rooms when it's warm (or you can open a window). We had a double room with two twin beds, and it was a very large room for European standards. The furniture is a little more modern that what appears in some of the photos here, so I'm guessing there have been some improvements in recent years. There was a small wardrobe, a desk with small flat-screen TV, and a mini-bar. I didn't see a safe, but maybe I missed it. The bathroom was the biggest problem with this room - and I'll give the caveat that every room in this hotel is different, so this may have been unique to our room. Compared to the size of the room, the bathroom was absolutely tiny. The sink had storage above it, so that was helpful - but the shower was horrendous. I'm a world traveler and have been to a LOT of hotels, and have never had a shower this small. The pre-fabricated stall was absolutely tiny, and there was NO shelf to put toiletries - so you had to put them on the floor. But the stall was SO tiny, you couldn't bend over to pick up the items on the floor. And the shower doors kept coming open, letting all the water out - so there was then a lake of water on the floor. It was a horrible experience. I would highly recommend the hotel add a couple shelves in the shower, first of all, and second - make a bigger shower stall! There is room for a bigger one. It was also fairly awkward that there was a window in the door to the bathroom. It was frosted, but still -- why? Nobody needs a window to a bathroom. The WiFi was complimentary and worked well. The breakfast buffet was minimal, with meats/cheeses, bread, cold cereal, and some scrambled eggs and sausage. The breakfast room was interesting, and doubles as a restaurant at night. There's a nice outdoor patio which is covered in vines and has good ambiance. It's a bar at night, and overflow for the restaurant in the peak season. The souvenir shop in the lobby was never open - we would have liked to have visited it (it's likely owned by someone else, just renting space in the hotel).