




Gate67
A kitchenette a kilometre from the terminal
About this hotel
Gate67 sits roughly one kilometre from Henri Coandă International Airport, close enough that a family flying in can be unpacked and heading to Therme București within the hour rather than losing half a day to transfers. Each unit pairs a kitchenette and dining area with parquet floors, air-conditioning and a private bathroom, useful for a quick breakfast before a slides day rather than waiting on a hotel restaurant. A fireplace and a work desk round out the room, alongside a lift and free on-site private parking. Romexpo, the Bucharest Arch of Triumph and Zoo Băneasa all sit further out, eight to eleven kilometres away, positioning Gate67 firmly as an airport-first base rather than a city one.
- Kitchenette
- Free parking
- Lift
- Fireplace
Our take
Gate67's near-perfect guest rating and its one-kilometre distance from the terminal make it a strong pick for a trip that bookends Therme București with a flight on either side. The kitchenette matters more here than at most Otopeni aparthotels, since a quick meal after arrival beats hunting for a restaurant open late. It's a smaller property, so it suits a single family more than a larger group needing several connecting rooms.
- ✓Book early if you're flying in and out on tight dates — the small unit count and high rating suggest it sells out fast.
- ✓Use the kitchenette for breakfast on the morning of an early flight rather than relying on the airport itself.
- ✓Confirm your family room size at booking, since Gate67's units run smaller than the larger aparthotels further into Otopeni.
Why we love it
- One kilometre from the terminal
- Kitchenette in every unit
- Free on-site parking
- Near-perfect guest rating
Why guests love itWe picked Gate67 mainly for the one-kilometre distance to the terminal, and it paid off on both ends of the trip — a quick unpack after landing, then straight out to Therme București the next morning. The kitchenette handled breakfast without a restaurant search, though the unit itself runs on the smaller side, which mattered more with luggage spread across the room than it would have without kids in tow.