Meet your Local Hero
In Bucharest your friendly local hero is Olivia. Before your trip she’ll be in touch to help you prepare for your working vacation and answer any questions. When you arrive Olivia will meet you and show you around town. The whole time you’re in Bucharest she’s always ready to assist and just a phone call away.
Customized Workation Packages
From $1,225 per person per month, based on 2 people sharing and including:
Work-friendly accommodation
Welcome Essentials
High-speed Internet
Airport Arrival Transfer
Local Hero Support
Orientation Walk
Personalized City Guide
Local SIM Card
Public Transport Pass
Weekly Apartment Cleaning
Airport Departure Transfer
Upgrade your working vacation in Bucharest with…
Gym Membership
Personal Trainer
Co-working Pass
Food Tour
Day Trip From the City
Car Rental
Spa Day
Weekend Getaway
Tech Rental
Laundry & Dry-cleaning
Grocery Delivery
Where to Stay in Bucharest
We have meticulously selected the best accommodations in Bucharest. These options will provide you with all the comforts of home as well as the ideal work space to be productive. We realize not one size fits all so we offer options in four different neighborhoods to suit a variety of preferences. We have indicated the vibe you can expect from the area along with its corresponding location on the map. Please scroll through the images to get a taste of the type of accommodations you can expect in those areas.
Old Town
Happening pedestrian quarter
Downtown
Hustling and bustling
Cismigiu Park
Peaceful but central
Why Choose Bucharest
for your Workation?
Excellent value for money
Eastern Europe Flavor
Architectural diversity
Vibrant, exciting nightlife
Authentic local experience
Convenient to Transylvania
“Paris of the East”
Bucharest’s bustling old town is the city’s beating heart and has been delightfully reconstructed in recent years. The rest of the city is packed with impressive architecture reflecting the city’s heyday which earned it the nickname, “Paris of the East”, and is highlighted by the mind-blowing Parliament building. During your stay a trip to Therme Bucharest is not to be missed to enjoy some serious R&R.
Beerhalls to fine dining
Bucharest’s dining scene has it all and most notably offers excellent value for money. Local dishes heavily favor meat but whatever your pleasure you can find it here from a historical beer hall complete with dancers to Michelin star worthy dining experiences. You won’t go thirsty in Bucharest either, Romanian wine will be a pleasant surprise and craft breweries are all the rage while in recent years a cocktail craze has hit the city too.
Day Trips
Peles castle is a Romanian masterpiece tucked in the Carpathian Mountains. If the weather calls for it, the Black Sea beaches are only a couple hours drive and make sure to include a stop in the elegant seaside capital of Constanta. Just beyond the city limits, you’ll find the ornate Mogosoaia Palace, and Snagov Monastery, purported resting place of Vlad the Impaler
Weekend Getaways
Bucharest is well located for trips to Transylvania to visit its most famous resident, Dracula. Overnight destinations in the region include Brasov, Sighisoara and Sibiu with a drive along one of the most exciting roads in the world, the Transfagarasan. Nature lovers could make a coastal getaway to the Danube Delta, a UNESCO listed landscape of marshes and wetlands.
