Hotel Bradul

Features

The recently renovated Bradul offers good quality, well-located accommodation right in front of the nursery slopes and lifts. It is connected internally to the hotel Sport giving guests convenient access to the facilities of both hotels.

Bedrooms: 55. All rooms are bright and modern with bath, hairdryer, telephone, minibar and satellite TV. Deluxe twin rooms are larger with a sofa and balcony.

Meals: Buffet breakfast with hot options. The 3 course buffet dinner offers a choice of menu.

Facilities: Cosy reception lounge; restaurant; downstairs pub; access to the Sport’s kid’s club; also to its jacuzzi and sauna (local charges); lift.

Special Attractions: • Welcome cocktail • Christmas and New Year’s Eve gala dinners included

Official Rating: 3 stars

Pre-book one adult learn to ski or saver pack and get second adult pack FREE for arrivals 8-29 Jan. Value packs - see bottom of page for details

Inclusive Packages

Benefit from great savings and extra value for money with our great value inclusive packages.

We know that those holiday ‘extras’ can add up and we are offering great value added packages for guests staying at hotels Sport, Bradul and Poiana. Everything listed below is already included in your holiday package!

• FREE afternoon tea or coffee and cakes served between 16:00 and 18:00.
• FREE bar with unlimited local wine, beer, spirits and soft drinks served at the ‘Bradul Club’ every evening from 16:00 to 23:45 for the duration of your holiday.

Poiana Brasov Resort Info

Found in the Carpathian Mountains, Poiana Brasov is the most well known of the Romanian resorts and three hours from Bucharest. There are only 14km of pistes, which cater primarily to beginners and intermediates. With the excellent ski school and extremely low prices, Poiana is a place where you can give skiing a try without coughing up too much money. The other main attraction is the cheap and lively nightlife, with beer only 34p a pint. This does mean, though, that there can be a few slightly less-than-sober folks, so if you are looking for a quiet time this might not be ideal. The resort is purpose-built and rather unattractive, but the snow is reliable. The town of Brasov is only 13km away, should you need an escape route. Non-skiing activities are limited to sightseeing and a few alternative Alpine pursuits. You might also want to pick up some cheap ski gear while you are there.

Overall, Poiana is a typical Eastern European resort - no frills, average skiing, but cheap and a good choice for those unsure if skiing is really for them.