How to get to Bucharest

By Air: The major airline companies have constant flights to and from the International Airport 'Henri Coanda' Bucharest.
By Car: Documents required by Romanian Customs when crossing the borders are: the vehicle's registration papers, proof of insurance and a valid driver's license from the driver's home country. At the moment, after entering Romania, visitors have to buy a VIGNETTE. This can be purchased from most gas stations on Romanian territory, but it is advised to be bought from the gas stations close to the Customs. If renting a car in Europe, please check with the car rental company about its policy regarding taking the car across national borders. Insurance can be purchased at any Romanian border crossing point.
By Bus: There are many bus routes that connect Bucharest and Romania's main cities with Athens, Berlin, Budapest, Copenhagen, Frankfurt, Istanbul, London, Milan, Munich, Paris, Rome, Vienna, etc.
By train: Traveling by train from other countries to Romania takes from 12 hours (Budapest to Bucharest) to about 46 hours (London to Bucharest). Most train tickets allow several stopovers en route, so train travel can be an affordable and relaxing way to include Romania in a European trip. First and second-class sleeping cars are available for journeys longer than 10 hours and for overnight trains.

How to get to RIN GRAND HOTEL CONFERENCE CENTER

Taxis are available at the airport. There are many taxis waiting in front of the airport, anyone of those being able to take you to any desired location.
Attention should be paid in order to choose a registered cab. These have the company name, telephone and pricing printed on their doors.
Taxi fares from the airport: between 3,5 lei/km (1 euro/km) and 5 lei/km (1,43 euro/km).The distance between the 'Henri Coanda' Airport and the RIN GRAND HOTEL is around 25 km. Shuttle buses can be provided on request for groups.

RIN GRAND HOTEL