The gorgeous villa is a piece of beautiful history, it's charm brings you back to another era, an era of elegance, of Kings and Queens. Located walking distance from the city center, in a very quite area, surrounded by greenery. I loved the peace of the place, the fresh air and and the cozy garden. The room was very clean with everything you need.

I was disappointed with the attitude of the lady at checkout. I told her I liked our stay and I would like to have a memory from this place. I asked her kindly if I could BUY one of the coffee cups from breakfast and she answered short and firm "No." with no explanation. I really didn't understand, it was something so small, to buy a coffee cup...it didn't make any sense. Another thing that I think it can make the stay more enjoyable, is the music during breakfast. They have this beautiful salon, all white and filed with natural light, so inviting and cozy, but the music playing at 9 AM was reggaeton music. Piano music or smooth jazz I think would be appropriate and suitable for the cozy atmosphere. Also, in the bathroom, room 15, there weren't any towel hooks.

Cool fresh air mountain location walkable everywhere.. Lovely to sit in the garden with an aperol spritz watching woodpeckers and loving the peace. A relief after bustling Bucharest. Views of the mountains. Clean rooms with good bed linen. Walkable to the Castle Peles. Kind staff. Lovely historic wood panelled building.

Bathroom was a bit squashed and our apartment didn't have a view. It was a bit noisy in the morning - we were hoping to sleep in. 2/3 Bulbs not replaced in our apartment hall.

Private parking, very good restaurant with beautiful garden (excellent pillows around the tables), very good breakfast included, spacious room, clean and comfortable. It is located between city center and the Monastery, in a quiet and pleasant area.

Even if I did not consume anything from the minibar, at check out I had an unpleasant surprise to be charged with a soda. I explained to the receptionist that it is a mistake and she understood. It was not about the money, but principle. When the villa is full, the parking is not big enough. There is not any children playground.

Beautiful house Great location, proximity to the village Beautiful room, very clean Nice restaurant and good breakfast

The bedroom and the bathroom are only seperated only by a big glass wall. This leaves no privacy at all when using the loo, even with the extra foldable wall provided. Even as a couple we thought that this was a bit uncomfortable. The room was really warm at night and the windows were tiny. The curtains weren't covering enough.

The hotel building is a nice historical building. It's not far from the main sights (Peleș and Pelișor castles, monastery) and not far from the train station. The inside of the house is very nice and cosy (exactly as the pictures look like). The restaurant (we ate breakfast and dinner) was really great. The bed was very comfortable. There is a sort of common room with stained glass windows, tables and armchairs, which was comfy in the evening. And there was a kettle in the room.

We liked everything. This is an old building and if you like old buildings, you will like it, but if you don't, you will not like it.

Vila Camelia is a typical house in Sinaia. To stay there is a great feeling, as you feel as like somebody from the previous century. We had a lovely room, right in front with a veranda. The location is good, as it is nearby the monastery and it is not as busy as the centre. You can park your car just in front. The fact that the hotel has his own restaurant was very nice.

The breakfast could have had more variety. The building is old, so the bathroom is not so spacious and modern as in most hotels. But for us it was ok.

One of the most beautiful classical villas in Sinaia, with its original architecture intact, but cosy rooms with super modern bathrooms and fantastic views. A perfect choice for those who appreciate a wonderful interior, splendid huge stained glass windows and the vicinity of both Peleş Castle, Sinaia Monastery and the center. Spotless clean rooms, nice staff and comfy beds. A rich Swedish buffet for breakfast, with everything you need to start the day. Strongly recommended.

The beds (mattress and bedsheets) are good quality. The whole villa retains an historical architectural style, in accordance with the royal buildings in Sinaia. It gives you a "grandma house" feeling, you sleep like at home. The breakfast is plentiful and good, the staff is very kind.

Since the change of ownership, the rooms at the 2nd floor are a bit cold, nothing really bad, just a little discomfort. Also they changed the windows shades and now you cannot make darkness anymore. Some of the windows need refurbishments, because the insulation is very bad.

The shower is so easy to use, constant hot water. The room was very warm and I could set the heat from the heating element. The room was very clean. The staff was helpful, I could leave my luggage there before check-in and after check-out. The included breakfast was very generous and diverse.

I arrived really late one night and the front door was locked but I was not told that one of the keys on the key chain from the room was from the front door. The problem was that it did not run smooth inside the lock so I thought it won't work. After more trying I managed to use the key and open the door.

It was our second stay at Vila Camelia and we really appreciated the cleanliness of the room, the staff (friendly and helpful, especially Mrs Raluca), the breakfast (plenty of variety to choose from and very tasty ), the location (in a quiet place but close enough to the city center) and the restaurant.

Old plumbing system that caused an odd scent in the bathroom and some disturbing noises. (Don't remember to have this problems first time when staying on the first floor).