Sinaia, located in Prahova County, boasts several casinos that provide plenty of entertainment and attractions for visitors. Skiers and winter sport enthusiasts will especially love visiting this part of Romania; skiing enthusiasts should make time for Peles Castle, Pelisor Castle Franz Joseph Cliffs Saint Anne Cliffs as well as visiting attractions like Carmen Sylva Cultural Center George Enescu Memorial House monuments national parks etc.
Sinaia Casino (Romanian: Cazinoul Sinaia) is an iconic construction that was initiated by Romanian King Carol I and opened as part of his reform program in 1913, prior to communist takeover in 1940s. Today it serves as an international conference center.
Rina Sinaia Hotel provides an ideal setting for exploring its surrounding area, just a short stroll from Dimitrie Ghica Park and Sinaia Train Station. Additionally, guests staying here can take advantage of an in-house spa and wellness center, complimentary Wi-Fi internet access in public areas and an on-site bar.
The Rina Sinaia Hotel provides its guests with a selection of premium services, such as concierge and airport shuttle. In addition, massage services and on-site gym use can also be booked and guests can also take advantage of free parking available to them.
This hotel features 179 guestrooms designed to make each stay relaxing. Each comes equipped with amenities like flat-screen television and refrigerator; individual safe; electronic key card access system and more for security; bathroom features Jacuzzis and showers for an optimal experience.
Each room at The Rina Sinaia Hotel comes fully-equipped with a minibar, cable/satellite channels, hair dryers and air conditioning units for your comfort.
The hotel features various dining options, including an on-site restaurant that specializes in international cuisine. Plus, it’s just minutes from Neo-Renaissance Peles Castle!
For those who enjoy dining out during their trip, the surrounding area boasts numerous restaurants and cafes as well as bars.
International Sinaia is located just minutes away from Muzeul Trenuletelor Toy Museum – ideal for exploring more of Romanian culture – Bucharest Henri Coanda International Airport is also easily reachable via car as are Sinaia Orthodox Monastery Museum Collection and Gondola Station.