Hotel Bellavista

Villa Park offers its guests the advantage of a privileged location in the central area of Timișoara, only a 5-minute walk from the city’s most important attractions (Victory Square, the Metropolitan Cathedral, and the Historic Centre), in a quiet and refined setting, all located next to a beautiful park. Inaugurated in 2009, Villa Park aims to provide its clients with freshness and elegance through spacious, renovated areas and its unique structure. An intimate atmosphere, elegant interiors, rich decorations, and impeccable services are just some of the strengths we can offer at every moment of your stay. The 10 rooms dedicated to our guests create the peaceful setting of this charming property, while also keeping up with the latest technologies to ensure full satisfaction for all our clients. We aim to offer every guest, whether tourist or business traveler, an elegant space where business blends harmoniously with pleasure, all within a friendly and calm atmosphere.

Hotel Padeșul is located in the ultra-central area of the town of Făget, opposite the “Ascension of the Lord” Church. The complex is situated on the town’s main street (Calea Lugojului Street), DN 68A Lugoj–Deva. This national road was, until the completion of the A1 motorway, and still remains, the main road transport route between Timișoara and Deva via Lugoj. DN 68A, at 4.7 km from Făget, provides access to the A1 motorway near the village of Sânișteu and another entry point onto the A1 before the locality of Dumbrava. Access to the property is directly from the street. In terms of road distances, the town of Făget is located at the following distances from Timișoara, Deva, and Bucharest: •  Timișoara – Făget: 75 km, of which 53 km are on the A1 motorway  •  Deva – Făget: 68 km  •  Sibiu – Făget: 188 km  •  Bucharest – Făget: 459 km  The closest airport to our hotel is “Traian Vuia” International Airport Timișoara.

Hotel Vila Veneto offers accommodation in Timișoara, conveniently located just 50 meters from public transport, approximately 2.5 km from the Theresia Bastion, 2.9 km from the Metropolitan Cathedral, and only a 10-minute walk from the city center. The hotel is 4 minutes from Iulius Town, 2 minutes from the “King Mihai I” University of Life Sciences in Timișoara, and close to Amazonia Park. This 3-star hotel offers a garden arranged in a relaxing style, air-conditioned rooms, free Wi-Fi, and private bathrooms. The hotel also features rooms with balconies, a terrace, and a 24-hour front desk. The hotel also offers pet-friendly rooms, equipped with a small mattress and bowls for our dear animal friends (we kindly ask that they are well-behaved). All accommodation units are equipped with a flat-screen TV with cable channels, bed linen, and towels. The private bathroom includes a shower, free toiletries, and a hairdryer. The hotel provides both indoor and outdoor parking, and a continental breakfast is available every morning. Nearby popular attractions include Iulius Town Timișoara, the Roman-Catholic Cathedral of Saint George, and the Openville office and retail complex. Timișoara “Traian Vuia” International Airport is located 12 km away.

Starting from Greek mythology, Atlas was the Titan responsible for bearing the weight of the heavens on his shoulders. This burden was given to him by Zeus as punishment for fighting alongside the Titans against the Olympian gods. According to another tradition, Atlas was turned to stone by Perseus, being transformed into rock upon seeing Medusa’s face. Bringing things back to the present day, Hotel Atlas embodies the history of Olympus, which continues to stimulate the imagination of both researchers and history enthusiasts alike. There are elements that originated in Antiquity and with which we all come into daily contact. In creating the hotel’s atmosphere, designer Aurelian Scorobete aimed to combine two contrasting styles: ancient and modern. Closely connected to Antiquity, and especially to the Titan Atlas who stands in the hotel’s lobby, and in order to highlight the rust tones and the luxurious, opulent life of the gods, he chose the Art Deco style.