Stayed here for 4 months at the end of a 3 year expat assignment.

Lots of positives; the location is excellent, the apartments themselves are very clean, of a decent though variable standard (make sure you see a few before selecting one) with comfortable beds, the on site bistro is excellent and the staff are helpful. The rooms are serviced daily also and the place feels very secure. The smallest size were I think little bigger than a standard hotel room but the bigger one bed apartments (I think they are called Exec or Business) are fine.

However, did have some problems in my first apartment which had a bedroom facing the courtyard due to noise from the bistro being blasted around at unsociable hours. Despite multiple complaints the only solution that worked was to move to an apartment with a bedroom facing away from the courtyard.
Also, there are no washing machines on the site which is crazy for a place that caters to a clientele who stays for weeks rather than days. Dry cleaning/laundry service is available but is v. expensive by Bucharest standards.

The "Elite/5*" apartments are similar decor but have membership of the excellent adjacent gym/swimming pool + an exec lounge access. If you dont need either of these (I didnt) it is not worth paying extra for the Elite apartments.

I am happy to recommend Centre Ville but the lack of washing facilities stops me giving it 5 stars.

i stayed here for 3 weeks on business. the location is very good, very close to the Hilton (great drinks and food there) and cose to good bars and restaurants.

the apartments are in blocks so the reception is in a seperate building. my apartment had 1 bedroom with 2 chairs and a tv, a largish kitchen, bathroom, large hallway and balcony leading off the bedroom. the interior was ok, comfy bed, around 55 satillite channels, large window and long but narrow balcony. the kitchen was modern, but not very well equipped, no tin opener etc. there was no iron and ironing board in the room and a couple of times the iron or board that was delivered were broken.
breakfast was provided in a brasserie downstairs, it was ok, but lots of things there that i'd have had for lunch rather than first thing..coffees were good though.

the problem i felt was that the whole place was really quiet which unnerved me slighty, the only time i heard other guests was when the gentlemen nxt door to me were entertaining ladies for a couple of hours, this was not pleasant to listen to and i felt vunerable.

being high up in an aging building i was also concerned about fire safety, there was only one set of stairs and a lift and i couldn't see any smoke alarms but i was assured by the staff that there was one in the room.
the gym costs 10 euro a day, it was a flashy gym and lots of locals are members. internet connection is expensive.

if you are looking for space, convenience and self catering facillities then this is a good place, if you re looking for a touch of luxury and peace of mind with safety then i'd say the Howard Johnston might be a better alternative.

Planned to stay here for a month but moved to the Sofitel after just 1 week. The apartments are spacious, clean and modern. All seemed OK until my colleagues and I had a few encounters with the staff.
The general demeanor was grumpy and stroppy. Took me 2 days to source an iron for my shirts - seems like a small thing but it's really not when you have nothing to wear to work. But the big surprise came for my colleagues when they went for breakfast - they were repeatedly harassed in the breakfast room for full payment of the apartments (1 month's room rent - although we had all given our credit cards as a guarantee when checking in). Getting access to the "fully-included-in-the-rate" gymn and pool was a nightmare. One colleague who had the audacity to complain was even reminded that we pay a very good corporate rate (implying he should receive an appropriately discounted level of service?). All a bit disappointing as this could be a great place to stay, right in the centre of town.