Bucharest Guest Information

Useful information for guests visiting Bucharest: airport travel, public transport, luggage storage, safety, and local accommodation rules.

Bucharest Visitor Information Centre

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Airport And City Transport

Bucharest traffic can be heavy on weekdays, especially around 07:00-10:00 and 16:00-19:00. Allow extra time when travelling to Henri Coanda International Airport.

  • Airport train: Gara de Nord to Henri Coanda Airport usually takes about 20-25 minutes. Check the current timetable before travelling.
  • Bus: airport buses connect the city and the airport. Open Bus 100 route.
  • Ride-hailing: Uber and Bolt are widely available through their official apps.
  • Taxis: use only authorised taxis and avoid unofficial rides offered on the street or at the airport.

Public Transport

The metro, trams, buses, and trolleybuses cover most areas of Bucharest. Use current route apps or official operators for live schedules.

  • Metro services generally run from early morning until late evening.
  • Surface transport schedules vary by route and day.
  • Keep a valid ticket or travel card during the trip.

Luggage Storage Lockers

If you arrive before check-in time or need to store your luggage after check-out, you can use secure self-service luggage lockers in Bucharest.

This is a convenient option if you want to explore the city without carrying your bags. The lockers are suitable for short-term luggage storage and can be accessed independently, depending on availability.

  • For details, location information, and reservations, visit CityBox luggage lockers.
  • Check opening hours, locker size, availability, and reservation rules before going.
  • Do not leave passports, cash, or valuables unattended.

Accommodation Registration

Romanian law requires accommodation providers to register guests staying in hotels, apartments, guesthouses, and short-term rentals.

  • You may be asked for a valid passport or national ID card.
  • The process is standard and usually takes only a few minutes.
  • Your data is used for the legal accommodation registration process.

Tourist Tax

Bucharest may require a local tourism contribution for overnight stays. Your accommodation provider will explain the amount and payment method when applicable.

Safety

  • For emergencies in Romania, call 112.
  • Use authorised transport services only.
  • Do not share apartment access codes, keys, or personal documents with unknown persons.
  • Keep belongings secure in crowded areas.

Privacy

Guest registration information is processed for legal accommodation records and stay management, according to the configured retention period.

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