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HOTEL DIANA, Bistrița, Romania - Calea Moldovei nr.80
The city of Bistrița is accessible from all directions through numerous modernized road communication routes as well as by rail. It is crossed by DN 17, Dej - Vatra Dornei, from which the county road DJ 161A branches off to the SE towards Budacul de Sus and the source of the Budac valley (in the Călimani mountains). At the exit from the city, to the N it branches towards Năsăud DN 17C. Through the branch of the national road DN 15A from E of Sărățel, Bistrița is connected to Reghin, Târgu-Mureș, Toplița and Gheorgheni. By rail, Bistrița is connected to "Valea Bârgăului" and through the Sărățel railway junction, to Dej, Cluj-Napoca, Deda, Toplița, Brașov, Bucharest.
Hotel Diana
The hotel is located on DN 17 Km 64 + 600 at the entrance from Vatra Dornei, less than 1.5 km from the city center, in a quiet and particularly beautiful area.
Hotel Diana offers you the best accommodation and boarding in 8 apartments and 95 rooms with one or two beds, all equipped with TV, minibar and telephone with international access.
Restaurant
In the restaurant with a capacity of 250 seats, you can taste delicious dishes with local Romanian and international specialties, prepared by master chefs or you can taste the savory wines offered by the most renowned Romanian vineyards.
Conference rooms/halls
For more intimate or business meetings, lounges - private rooms and a conference hall with a capacity of 200 seats are at your disposal.
Bar
The bar with non-stop service and terrace offers you a varied range of fine drinks and cocktails.
In addition to a 100-space parking lot with permanent security, the hotel also has a fitness room, sauna and a massage parlor.
Surroundings
Located in the northern part of Romania, Bistrița-Năsăud County has an area of 5,355 square km. The county seat is the city of Bistrița. The predominantly hilly and mountainous relief determines a diversified flora.
In the depressions, along the rivers, in the river marshes and terraces located in the south-west of the county there are fields cultivated with cereals, technical crops and predominantly with vegetables. The mountains shelter a rich fauna, protected by law, such as: the Carpathian bear, the Carpathian deer, the capercaillie, the white stork and the black stork, the black vulture, which are declared natural monuments. Other species protected by law are: yew, gentian, narcissus and are found in the alpine zone.
The tourist potential of Bistrița-Năsăud County is extremely rich. The mountain area is visited by tourists who love hiking, rest and sports. The karstic area of the Rodna Mountains includes some caves of great speleological value: Zânelor Cave, Izvorul Tăușoarelor Cave (the deepest cave in Romania), Jgheabul lui Zăican Cave. Points of tourist interest are also: the Sângeorz-Băi resort with medicinal and table mineral waters, the Piatra Fântânele area with the "Dracula" castle-hotel, the Colibița area with the artificial lake and the dam located on the Bistrița river, Valea Vinului, Arcalia Dendrological Park with numerous native and exotic plants and Iezerul Bârgăului, Tăul Pietros Lakes, Tăul Lala Mare.
The county also has numerous historical and architectural monuments. Interesting archaeological discoveries can be visited at Ardan, Bistrița, Coldău, Dumitrița, Sărățel as well as the ruins of the Ciceu and Rodna citadels. Among the architectural monuments of the county we mention the wooden churches from Sărata, Silivașu de Câmpie, Spermezeu, Sălcuța, Târgu, Zagra, the evangelical churches from Herina, Dipșa, Bistrița, Casa Argintarului, as well as the 'Sugalete' area dating from the 15th-16th centuries.