Hotels in Moldova

Chisinau is one of the cities you should consider staying in on your next trip to Moldova. Known for its immaculate hotels such as the Cosmos Hotel, Komilfo Hotel, and Bed & Breakfast Olsi, this exciting European city boasts a reliable transportation system that includes buses, trolleybuses, and jitneys. The routes interconnect all the parts of the city. Tiraspol is another city to consider staying in while on vacation to Moldova. Deeply rooted in Russian history, this breakaway state in Moldova is home to beautiful hotels like Hostel at the Center of Tiraspol and CityClub Hotel. Still, this city features an elaborate trolleybus network system serving most areas you’ll want to travel to. With buses operating seven days a week and tickets obtained on board, Tiraspol is a city worth exploring while in Moldova.

If you're an outdoors person, remember to take a walk along Stefan Cel Mare Boulevard and marvel at numerous attractions, including Central Post Office, the Town Hall Opera, and Ballet Theater. This free-access street is a visitor’s favourite as it provides the much-needed shadow, especially when visiting in summer. Wander around and explore other outlets like cafes and other houses. The old and charming Town Hall built with an Italian Gothic style with a quad-shaped plan makes perfect for taking memorable selfies. But if you're an indoors enthusiast, plan to visit the Christmas Cathedral in Tiraspol. This majestic temple at the heart of the capital is the spiritual center of the main Orthodox church in Moldova. Some of the fabulous hotels here include Elektromash Hotel and Hotel Russia.

Visitors who want to delve themselves into Moldova’s vibrant nightlife to party with their friends and locals will be glad to note that there are comfortable hotels in Moldova located in Balti or Soroca, as both these cities have unbeatable after-dark escapades. If you’re in Balti, you can find cheap hotels in Moldova situated in the corners of this major industrial, cultural, and commercial center. Step out of your hotel room and join other revelers at top-notch nightclubs like Beermaster Pub and Goldhaus Bier & Steakhaus. However, should you book a comfortable room in Moldova in Soroca, you’ll be close to great nightclubs such as Art-Haos Night Club. The locals and visitors love Soroca for its culinary delights with diverse flavours. Thus, lodging at one of its magnificent hotels puts you closer to eateries specializing in both locally-inspired and exotic dishes, including French and Asian cuisines.

Comrat is home to many museums and art galleries that define the region’s culture and history—staying in cheap hotels in Moldova in this city such as Grand puts you within a few minutes' drive to some of them. A spacious room at this elegant facility sets you close to various landmarks such as the Museum of Local History, Gagauzian Art Gallery, and Museum of Gagauz Culture, all of which charge an entry fee. This city is usually busy in December, followed by August and October. Bender, just like Comrat, also has several historical landmarks that should top your bucket list while on a weekend getaway in Moldova. To browse such gems, you need to secure an idyllic room at Moldova hotels such as Starye Bendery and Apartment for Rent. While here, make a stop at the free-access Bendery Military Museum and experience a unique collection of Soviet military artifacts like rifles, bombshells, and portraits of Lenin and Stalin. Bender is busy from late May to mid-September.

If you’re looking for the best deal when visiting Moldova, consider staying in Chisinau. According to our data, Chisinau is the least expensive city to spend the night in when visiting Moldova, with an average nightly rate of ₹ 1,208, 37% below the country’s average.

As of November 2024, there are 1,760 operators available to choose from for hotels in Moldova.

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