| this unassuming hotel is 3 km from both the triumphal arch and the national museum of history of moldova. other amenities include a sauna, an indoor pool and a bar, as well as a tv lounge. breakfast and parking are free. . the contemporary rooms feature free wi-fi, flat-screen tvs and minibars. the restaurant serves both regional and european fare. upgrades add living areas and balconies
Chișinău International Airport 23 min
The Metropolitan Cathedral “Nativity of the Lord” (15 min)
Neoclassical Moldovan Orthodox church built in the 1830s, with an ornate, fresco-lined interior. Valea Morilor Park (6 min)
Tranquil, leafy park on a lake, with walking paths, a theater, playground & small amusement park. Valea Morilor lake (15 min)
Lake and park Stephen the Great Central Park (11 min)
Relaxed park with landscaped gardens, monuments, a large fountain & busts of Romanian writers. Chișinău City Hall (11 min) National Arts Museum (12 min)
Museum featuring paintings, sculptures, ceramics & other works by Moldovan & global artists. Cricova (30 min)
Historic wine-making facility with 120 km of underground tunnels, the 2nd largest in the country. National Museum of Ethnography and Natural History (10 min)
This long-running museum features exhibits on natural history & Moldovan culture, plus a garden. Rose Valley (11 min)
Large city park & popular running area with trails, 3 lakes, a cafe & athletic courts. Stephen the Great Monument (12 min)
Built in the 1920s, this monument features a bronze statue of Stephen III of Moldavia. Military Museum (12 min) The Triumphal Arch (11 min)
Built in 1840, this 13-m. white stone arch with a clock commemorates the Russo-Turkish War. Chișinău Botanical Garden (17 min)
Large green space with reservoirs & around 10,000 species of plants ranging from roses to trees. Dendrarium Park (15 min)
Urban park housing a playground, sports pitches, fountains & gardens, plus trails, a lake & benches. National Museum of History of Moldova (10 min)
Moldovan history, from ancient to modern, is chronicled through photos, books & artifacts. | 
