Morreti Plaza

  Customer Review 

Location was so so, and garden is almost certainly in summer nice

  David S... 

Location was so so, and garden is almost certainly in summer nice

  Mina D... 

Location is great! Very close to the train station and also the city center as well. There is certainly a nice garden with a fontain there. Also there is certainly hot water all of the time in a room.

  Customer Review 

Location is great! Extremely close to the train station and also the city center as well. There is certainly a nice garden with a fontain there. Also there is certainly warm water all of the time in a room.

  Maija Z... 

As the only hostel in Timisoara, it is a reasonable stopping point for one or two nights. A walking distance to both the city centre and the Timisoara Nord train station. I had some fun with the other travellers I met at the hostel that night and almost missed the train to Belgrade early next morning. The road repair works nearby the hostel made it a bit hard to find and help loose the correct way in the night, but otherwise a good option if you're looking for just a place to sleep.

  Vasantham V... 

Well, it is the only hostel unfortunately. fairly close to the town center, acceptable walking distance.

  Conor K... 

If you are visiting Timisoara, this is the only spot to stay. The owner is fantastic, as is the value for your money. As other travelers have experienced, our booking was bumped from the dorm to a private room at no extra cost. The building is exceptional and is still being improved; they are building a far better check-in region as I write this. The only downside to this hostel is the directions provided online. Because I enjoyed this spot so much, I figured I should give some a lot more helpful hints to discover it:First off, the address is Romulus 32, and in case you search for Morreti Plaza in Google Maps, it has the correct location. To get from the principal train station (Timisoara Nord), its easiest to catch a cab. Having said that, the cab drivers are not overjoyed when they discover out they arent dealing with standard tourists. They will try and charge 5 euro upfront, which you should never take (the ride should cost a maximum of 8 lei = 2 euro). Long story short, unless they will turn the meter on, you are far better off walking due to the fact it will take just as long as arguing with the cab drivers (we had to discover a police officer to help. )To walk from Timisoara Nord (about 20 minutes), just walk southeast (straight in front of you from the principal entrance) on Bulevardul General Ion Dragalina for 900m. Following this, the street name changes to Bulevardul Constantin Brancoveanu, but just keep walking another 240m until Romulus. Turn left on Romulus. Morreti Plaza is just soon after the 3rd street on your left and it has a huge neon sign over the entryway. Congratulations, you have made it!

  Edward N... 

Lovely little terrace and comfy beds. can't ask for much more. had to pay for towels and use of a fridge tho.

  Paul G... 

THE FOUNTAIN IN THE COURTYARD WAS GOOD BUT THE REST AREA WHICH LOOKED PRETTY GOOD WAS BEING RENOVATED SO WAS UNFORTUNATELY REALLY UNUSABLE.