Sitting across from Bucharest's most important (and most imposing) building, the Palace off Parliament, this luxury hotel from the JW Marriott is a massive property with an overwhelming array of features. Besides a casino, three restaurants and two lounges, and an impressive health center with a gym, spa, and indoor pool, there are also several luxury shops,  a hair salon, and even a pharmacy. The 402 spacious guest rooms range from Standard units that have a dated style and incur fees for Wi-Fi, to the more contemporary Executive Rooms that come with free internet and Executive Lounge access (wth free food). Bathrooms could use an update, but are large and have tubs and separate showers. For something closer to the Old Town, consider the Grand Hotel Continental, though it doesn't offer as many features. 

Hotel Christina is a modern three-and-a-half-pearl boutique hotel situated in a posh part of Bucharest, just north of the beautiful Old Town. The 24 rooms here are sleek and bright, with LED lighting, big windows, and lots of high-tech features such as smart TVs and remote-control operated curtains. Unfortunately, bathrooms are a little on the small side. There's also a restaurant with a pay-what-you-want menu and a free breakfast buffet with a huge spread of hot and cold dishes, including some Romanian classics. Other features include a conference room for up to 30 people and free and fast Wi-Fi, but there's no fitness center or pool. Travelers looking for somewhere with more amenities might prefer the Novotel Bucarest City Centre, which has both a pool and a gym.