At George`s Stay&Fly
A sofa bed that actually separates the kids
About this hotel
At George's Stay&Fly sits five kilometres from Henri Coandă International Airport, close to Romexpo, the Bucharest Arch of Triumph and Herăstrău Park, and within seven kilometres of Therme București itself. Family rooms are built around a sofa bed in its own space rather than a second bed crammed against the first, with air-conditioning, a private bathroom and city views. Daily housekeeping, full-day security and a lounge round out the stay, while free on-site private parking and free WiFi keep the basics covered. It's a straightforward aparthotel rather than a destination property, aimed at families who want the sofa-bed layout without paying for a full apartment, and who'd rather rely on a nearby restaurant than cook their own meals.
- Family rooms
- City views
- Free WiFi
- Lounge
Our take
The sofa bed in its own living space is the real draw here — it lets a teenager stay up later than a younger sibling without either sharing a bed, which matters more after a full day at Therme București than most amenity lists suggest. At George's Stay&Fly suits a two-generation family trip well; travellers wanting a kitchenette for self-catering should look toward Gate67 or Fly&stay at George's instead.
- ✓Book the family room specifically for the separate sofa-bed space rather than a standard double if your group spans different ages.
- ✓Use the free on-site parking if you're combining the water park with wider Bucharest sightseeing during the same trip.
- ✓Reserve well ahead for school-holiday dates, since the property's strong review volume suggests steady demand.
Why we love it
- Sofa bed in a separate space
- Full-day security
- Daily housekeeping
- Free on-site parking
Why guests love itSplitting a nine-year-old and a teenager between one room usually means someone loses, but the sofa bed here sits in its own corner rather than beside the main bed, which made bedtime genuinely separate. Five kilometres from the airport felt about right — close enough for convenience, far enough that the street was quiet in the evening. No kitchenette meant relying on the restaurant strip nearby rather than cooking, which is worth planning around.