“A history of 200 years” Founded in 1886, Hotel Capsa is the oldest and one of the most elegant, classical and traditional hotel in Romania, which has class, style and discretion. The founder, Grigore Capsa made Capsa's name a well - known commercial brand all over the continent and was named "among the best hotels in the world”. Casa Capsa is located in the historical centre of the city, very close to shopping and business area, as well as the most important touristic attractions. The hotel is 30 minutes drive from the airport. In 2003, Hotel Capsa has been completely renovated and opened again, with its only 61 rooms. The hotel is a 3 level building including 2 suites, 8 single rooms and 50 studios. The rooms are tastefully furnished and all equipped with bathtub or shower, cable TV, telephone, radio, mini-bar, internet and air-conditioning.

The Restaurant offers high-class services and atmosphere as well as an extraordinary and famous cuisine with traditional and international specialities. Lobby Bar awaits guests looking for a place to have a drink. Hotel services and amenities include sauna, massage, fitness, hairdresser & manicure, reserved parking places, room service, laundry, souvenir shop, courier, wake-up call, mail and safety deposit box. There is a tourism agency with the services of touristic programs inside & outside the country, guides, ticketing and spa treatment tickets inside & outside the country. Casa Capsa Company has logistical support and facilities for organizing and co-ordinating major events such as festivals, exhibitions, international & domestic fairs, shows and meetings for businessmen. Hotel Capsa offers conference facilities at either one of the 4 super elegant Capsa Restaurant's saloons or one of the luxurious and elegant conference rooms that can hold up to 40-90 seats.

It was considered for a long time the only suitable residence of the artists, rich and aristocratic families or high rank politicians and diplomats visiting Romania, because of the same western elevated and aristocratic ambiance. Casa Capsa was the symbol of the Romanian high-life society. In addition, some famous guests during centuries can be listed as are Kaiser Wilhelm I-II from the German Imperial Family, Emperor Franz Josef I from the Austrian Imperial Family, Tzar Alexandru II from the Russian Imperial Family, King Carol I-II and Queen Elisabeta, King Ferdinand and Queen Maria from the Romanian Royal Family and several more from the Royal Greek, Serbian and Bulgarian families.