Located in the heart of downtown in the foothills of the Bucegi Mountains, Hotel International Sinaia  offers a splendid gateway to this beautiful resort town in Romania. Just steps away, you’ll find a magical landscape of hiking and skiing slopes, magnificent castles, cable car with splendid views, grand 19th century villas and shops, along with eclectic shops, restaurants and cafés.
 
Below you will find some of the top attractions and things to do near our hotel.

Peles Castle

Built in German neo-Gothic and neo-Renaissance style by order of King Carol I of Romania, the interiors of this castle offer wonderful German, colonial, Turkish, Venetian or Moorish décor.

Sinaia Gondola

Ascending to the highest altitude of any cable car in Romania at 2,050 meters, the Sinaia Gondola offers skiers, hikers, bikers and outdoor lovers a lift to some of the most spectacular views in the world.

Casino Sinaia

This grand building built in 1912 was initially a casino before hosting the city’s premier cultural events, including theater performances, folklore, concerts and more. Today, it is an International Conference Center with a terrace with a great view of the city and the Bucegi Mountains, a splendid interior garden, and 13 private spaces for hosting corporate and social events. There are also guided tours and exhibitions of temporary and permanent art.

Pelisor Castle

Smaller than Peles Castle, this art nouveau palace is about 100 meters uphill from Peles and is filled with imported Viennese furniture along with Byzantine and Celtic design elements and original paintings, drawings and watercolors of King Ferdinand’s wife, Maria, with her family.

Sinaia Monastery

Also known as the cathedral of Bucegi Mountains, this monastery was built at the end of the 17th century by spatar Mikhail Cantacuzino, after his return from the Sinai Mountain. The main church showcases a stunning carved floral décor and oil paintings within and the views of the surrounding forested mountains are awe-inspiring from any vantage point.