Courtyard by Marriott Bucharest Floreasca
A Floreasca base with a full-day dining room
About this hotel
Courtyard by Marriott Bucharest Floreasca sits in the business area of Bucharest, three kilometres from Herăstrău Park and its lake. The property offers a restaurant, private parking, a fitness centre and a bar, alongside a 24-hour front desk and luggage storage space. Rooms are fitted with modern furniture, air conditioning, a mini fridge, a flat-screen TV and a private bathroom with free toiletries, plus a safe and an electric kettle. Solt Dining, the hotel's restaurant, serves a buffet breakfast, lunch and dinner with local and global cuisine, using local, natural and seasonal produce, and offers cocktails in the evening. Free WiFi runs throughout the property, rounding out a stay built more around Bucharest itself than the water-park trip alone.
- Business-district setting
- Mini fridge and safe
- Evening cocktails
- Free WiFi
Our take
Courtyard by Marriott Floreasca is a city-first pick, closer to Herăstrău Park and central Bucharest life than to Therme București itself, suiting a trip that treats the water park as a single excursion within a broader city stay. Solt Dining's local-and-global menu and the fitness centre are genuine hotel-standard amenities that the Otopeni aparthotel cluster mostly can't match.
- ✓Use this as a base for wider Bucharest sightseeing around Herăstrău Park rather than a water-park-only trip.
- ✓Book Solt Dining for a proper dinner out rather than relying on a kitchenette, since this is a full-service hotel.
- ✓Budget a longer drive to Therme București than an Otopeni-based stay would require, given the business-district location.
Why we love it
- Solt Dining restaurant
- Fitness centre on site
- Near Herăstrău Park
- Private parking
Why guests love itWe used this as our city base and drove out to Therme București for a single dedicated day rather than staying near the airport the whole trip. Herăstrău Park was an easy walk, and Solt Dining covered most of our evening meals without needing to go looking elsewhere. The trade-off was a longer drive out to Balotești than an Otopeni stay would have meant.