Hotel Traian

Well, after a 30 minutes call with the "reservation department" in Timisoara, where "every important negotiation" takes placs (such a lost of time!), I was expecting to be met by the Communist management in Braila with lees hopitality, which, in fact, actually happened The same poorly preserved 2-3 people elevator, old furniture and "grand"design details since 1979. Like most of the personnel.... The breakfast is almost inexistent and I had the "privilege" to meet the general manager who noticed I dared to offer a cup of coffee from the expressor, during the breakfast hours, to one of my daily guests (yes, we also booked the entire 12th floor for 3 days) and immediatelycalled the waiter to charge it on my room number. Such lack of hospitality I've never seen in (dark) ages, so AVOID THIS LOCATION

Ultra central location with a panoramic view of the city, restaurant and confectionery 2 minutes away, parking space and 5 minutes walk from the wonderful public garden of Braila. The hotel bears the stamp of the communist period which can be found in the reception, lobby and hotel restaurant. The rooms have been modernised, the carpeting and the bathrooms have been redone. Free WiFi. Personal OK