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Benefiting from a central position, in the heart of the Old Town of Bucharest, NF Palace Old City Bucharest is located in an historical building, famously ******** Exchange Palace. Featuring an eclectic style with neoclassical influences, the building dates from 1911. This emblematic building provides an antique elevator. Cismigiu Gardens is just a 11-minute walk away.
The accommodations provides elegantly furnished rooms. The decors integrate upholstered furniture with romantic accents. All units come with free WiFi and a flat-screen TV. Free toiletries and a hairdryer are at your disposal in the bathrooms.
Guests have the opportunity to enjoy the authentic atmosphere of the Bucharest from the 20th-century.
Speaking English, Spanish, Italian and Romanian at the 24-hour front desk, staff are always on hand to help. Should you require them, airport transfers are available at an extra cost.
Palace of the Parliament is 0.7 mi from the accommodations, while National Opera is 1.1 mi from the property.
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