New Five-Star Hotel Opens Beside Sinaia Ski Slopes
A historic mountain building at Cota 1400 above Sinaia has reopened as a five-star Radisson Blu, putting luxury accommodation directly beside one of the Bucegi Mountains’ key cable-car links. The hotel combines alpine-inspired rooms, mountain-facing wellness facilities and direct access to skiing and hiking. It adds a new five-star option to a destination already known for Peleș Castle, royal heritage and year-round outdoor activities.
Key Details of the New Sinaia Hotel
- Opening date: 5 August 2026
- Location: Cota 1400, Sinaia, Bucegi Mountains
- Hotel: Radisson Blu Hotel, Sinaia Cota 1400
- Rooms: 68 rooms and suites
- Building: Historic property dating to 1939
- Mountain access: Beside the cable car to Cota 2000, ski slopes and hiking trails
- Bucharest access: Around two hours by car; Henri Coandă International Airport is about 125 km away
- Seasonality: Open year-round for skiing, hiking and wellness stays
The hotel includes Standard and Premium rooms, suites and an 89-square-metre Presidential Suite, with many rooms overlooking the mountains. Its 700-square-metre FORÊT KITSUNE Spa & Wellness has indoor and outdoor heated pools, saunas, a hammam, treatment rooms and a fitness centre. Dining includes COCON Restaurant and TONIC Bar, while STUDIO 1400 Après Ski & Terrace is due to open later in 2026.
The location puts several of Sinaia’s best-known sights within easy reach. Peleș Castle, Sinaia Monastery and the Casino of Sinaia are all a short drive away, while the cable car beside the hotel continues towards Cota 2000. From there, visitors can reach hiking routes and the Bucegi Plateau, including the Sphinx and Babele rock formations, while winter stays give direct access to nearby ski slopes.
The opening makes Cota 1400 a more practical base for travellers who want both mountain access and Sinaia’s cultural sights without staying in the town centre. Skiers can head straight towards the slopes, while warmer-season visitors can use the same cable-car connection for hiking. The two-hour drive from Bucharest also makes the hotel realistic for a short mountain break rather than only a longer Romanian itinerary.
