Hotel Sugas

Hotel Sugas Overview

You know what caught me off guard about Hotel Sugas? I was expecting your typical mid-range Romanian hotel experience – serviceable but forgettable – but this place actually has some character. It’s tucked right on Strada 1 Decembrie 1918, which honestly sounds more intimidating than it is. The street’s pretty quiet, especially considering you’re basically in the heart of Sfântu-Gheorghe. I mean, you’re walking distance from the main square, but you won’t hear the weekend crowds from your room.

The building itself has this sort of understated charm – not flashy, but you can tell someone cares about the details. Check-in was refreshingly smooth (the staff speaks decent English, which isn’t always a given in smaller Romanian cities), and they actually knew the area well enough to give me solid restaurant recommendations. The rooms are clean and well-maintained, nothing fancy but comfortable beds and hot water that stays hot. What I really appreciated was the little things – proper blackout curtains, decent Wi-Fi that didn’t cut out every twenty minutes, and rooms that face the back are genuinely quiet. The front-facing ones get a bit of street noise, but it’s not terrible.

Here’s what really works about this place: it feels like a local spot that happens to welcome travelers, not a tourist trap. The breakfast is simple but good – proper Romanian bread, decent coffee, and they’ll actually make you eggs if you ask nicely. Parking is right there, which is honestly a relief if you’re driving around this part of Transylvania. The location is pretty perfect for exploring – you’re close enough to walk to the main sights in Sfântu-Gheorghe, but it’s also a solid base if you want to day-trip to the Carpathians or even venture toward Brașov. The staff helped me figure out the bus connections to some of the smaller villages, which saved me a lot of headache. That 8.9 rating makes sense when you consider the price point – it’s not luxury, but it delivers on what it promises without any unpleasant surprises. If you’re looking for a reliable place to stay that won’t break the bank and gives you a genuine feel for the area, Hotel Sugas is a solid choice.