Ramada by Wyndham Bucharest Otopeni Airport
A fitness centre steps from the terminal
About this hotel
Ramada by Wyndham Bucharest Otopeni Airport sits a few steps from Henri Coandă International Airport, with Therme București around six kilometres away and Romexpo thirteen kilometres further. Family rooms pair air-conditioning and free WiFi with a work desk and a seating area, and the hotel's own facilities go beyond most of the immediate cluster: a fitness centre, a restaurant serving international cuisine for lunch and dinner, and a bar. Breakfast runs continental or buffet with local specialities, warm dishes and fresh pastries. A paid shuttle service and free on-site private parking cover transport, and the property is highly rated for connectivity and room cleanliness among its four-star peers, a reputation that carries across a large number of guest reviews.
- Family rooms
- Buffet breakfast
- Fitness centre
- Paid airport shuttle
Our take
The fitness centre and full restaurant set Ramada apart from the smaller aparthotels nearby, useful for a parent wanting a proper workout or a sit-down dinner rather than a kitchenette meal after a Therme București day. Being a few steps from the terminal makes it one of the closest hotel-standard options to Henri Coandă, at the cost of losing the self-catering flexibility of an aparthotel.
- ✓Use the fitness centre in the evening after a pool day rather than skipping exercise entirely on a water-park trip.
- ✓Book the buffet breakfast in advance during busy periods, since the family-friendly restaurant draws steady demand from the airport-adjacent hotel cluster.
- ✓Confirm whether the shuttle service suits your flight time, since it runs on a paid rather than a free basis here.
Why we love it
- Fitness centre on site
- Full restaurant and bar
- Steps from the terminal
- Free on-site parking
Why guests love itBeing a few steps from the terminal made the return flight almost too easy after a full day at Therme București, and the fitness centre let one of us get a proper workout in rather than just walking around a hotel corridor. The restaurant covered dinner most nights, which suited us better than cooking after a long pool day, though it costs more than a kitchenette stay would.