Casa Romana benefits of an excellent position in the center, yet quiet at night, due to a small inner yard. Being a small family run business we focus on quality service at acceptable prices. We value our regular quests and constantly try to make a stay at Casa Romana as cozy and pleasant as we can. Considering particular structure of the villa each of 6 rooms is different from another, has it's own character and composition. All rooms have high points as well as flaws, as nothing is perfect :) We do our best to treat each guest individually, answer questions and provide information.

Casa Romana is a family run.

Piata Romana is one of the most interesting squares in Bucharest. While the square doesn’t have any particular political importance compared to Unirii Square, it is one of the biggest social hubs in the city as well as a historic meeting place that is filled with legends and stories. The roundabout in the center of the square is the meeting point of three of the city’s biggest boulevards, Lascar Catargiu, Magheru and Nicolae Balcescu. The square’s bohemian flow comes from its sometimes uncompleted historic buildings. Like the beautiful palace that harbors the Economic Studies Collage (ASE). Its uneven design is due to the fact that it was originally supposed to have a second appendix that would have mirrored the existing one. Even so, the palace is beautifully designed in a grandiose Beaux Arts style. While the Square itself doesn’t offer too many restaurants, bars and tea-house, there is an immense selection just a short walk away on the many boulevards that lead into it. Historic buildings, museums, cinemas and art galleries line the streets as well as some other less known historic buildings and churches.