Corinthia Group, trading as International Hotel Investments p.l.c. (IHI), announces that its operating arm Corinthia Hotels has today officially opened an all-suite 5-star ultra-luxury Corinthia Grand Hotel du Boulevard Bucharest in Romania’s capital.
“Today marks an important chapter for Corinthia Hotels as we open the doors of our newest property,” Simon Casson, CEO of Corinthia Hotels, said.
“With its unrivalled luxury and exceptional service, we are excited to offer our guests an intimate and refined experience that beautifully blends heritage with modernity in one of the most captivating cities in Europe.”
Situated at the prestigious intersection of Calea Victoriei and Elisabeta Boulevard, Corinthia Bucharest has been entirely repurposed to the highest standards by its Romanian owners, NIRO Investment Group.
The opening of Corinthia Bucharest marks the brand’s third luxury hotel opening in four months along with The Surrey, a Corinthia Hotel, in New York’s Upper East Side, and Corinthia Grand Hotel Astoria in Brussels.
Corinthia’s involvement in the project has been handled by QP, the Group’s leading design, engineering and project management company, and now, by Corinthia Hotels Limited, which will operate the hotel on behalf of its owners.
Simon Naudi, CEO of Corinthia Group, said: “We are delighted to have brought another landmark property back to life. Corinthia Bucharest is a truly stunning hotel with rich heritage that has played an important part in Romania’s diverse history, and flying the Corinthia flag in this city is a proud moment for us.”
With only 30 exclusive suites, the hotel offers an intimate, residential atmosphere in a palatial setting, ensuring each guest experiences the highest level of personalised service. Designed as havens of refined elegance, the suites feature bespoke furnishings and artwork, and are flooded with light from expansive windows, and modern amenities tailored to contemporary travellers.
Christophe Chamboncel, CEO of NIRO Group, said: “As owners, we envisioned Corinthia Grand Hotel du Boulevard as more than just a place to stay; it is a tribute to this city’s rich legacy, a beacon of refined hospitality, and a lasting investment in its future. This is not just a hotel; it is a statement of heritage, ambition, and the art of hospitality.
Over the decades, the hotel has hosted royalty, dignitaries, and cultural icons, cementing its place in Romania’s rich fabric. Now a national monument recognised by the Romanian Ministry of Culture, Corinthia Bucharest is poised to pioneer once more, as it aims to provide elevated service and experiences to Romanians and international visitors, alike.
Reuben Xuereb, CEO of QP, said: “This project has paid testament to QP’s multi-disciplinary competencies in design and project management, resulting in a luxury hotel delivered to the highest of international standards.”
Corinthia Bucharest is also home to a trio of extraordinary venues – Sass’ Restaurant & Lounge, Boulevard 73, and Heritage Bar – adding a new dimension to the culinary scene in Romania’s capital.
Boulevard 73 occupies what was formerly the hotel’s grand ballroom, where ornate ceilings and crystal chandeliers provide a majestic backdrop for an immersive culinary experience, while Sass’ Restaurant & Lounge is an extension of the internationally acclaimed Sass’ Café Monaco, bringing maximalist Mediterranean flair to Bucharest in a chic baroque-style space.
The Heritage Bar stands as a testament to Bucharest’s golden age, offering an elegant afternoon tea service daily, as well as a signature cocktail menu inspired by the city’s history.
The hotel also features Corinthia Spa, Bucharest, offering an exclusive sanctuary for restoring balance and vitality, a fully equipped gym, and two private treatment rooms.
Corinthia Group also recently announced plans to plans to operate a landmark 102-storey hotel and residential project under development in the heart of Dubai, while its recently-formed partnership with Action Real Estate Company of Kuwait has acquired two boutique hotel properties totalling 100 keys in a prime location in Beverly Hills, California.
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