I am not a fun of Lebanese food, lots of oily and greasy dishes, but I really enjoyed Levantin, the Lebanese restaurant of Hanul lui Manuc. Everything we ordered was tasty, fairly priced and we couldn't believe how quick the service was. The location is great, near the Old City. I don't know how the Romanian cuisine is and also,... More

We had dinner at Hanul Manuc and while the place is interesting, the dinner was a terrible experience. The waiter could not answer simmple questions related to the wines, no soups advertised were available, the food was neither tasty nor chewable, and the place stinked of sewer. We complained, and the only thing the waiter had to say is that... More

No good food, not service, not atmosfere. Better don't come to eat here. Is nice in Carul cu bere, Casa Soare

the place is a very nice location bu the restaurant lacks variety or good traditional food. choose carul cu bere instead, you won' regret it!

Ok, it has been a very long time since I have stayed at this hotel. It was in 1999 or thereabouts. The rooms are serviceable. You can get a bottle of wine and sit in the courtyard. I think you could eat a meal. The place feels very old school. We asked the guy at the desk to get us... More

We've stayed here many times in the last decade. For Westerners accustomed to hotel finery it might surely be a step down, but it you are into the culture, history, and beauty of Romania this is your place. We always get a two room suite (one side looks out onto "modern" Romania, the other the courtyard. The music playing in... More

Wins for: 1. History and character - Hanul lui Manic is an early 19th century caravanserai, so the centre of the hotel is a courtyard and the doors to the bedrooms are found on balconies wrapped around the courtyard. If I remember rightly the hotel was the host for a 19th century international peace treaty. 2. Location - in the... More