Ana Hotels Europa

Ana Hotels Europa enjoys a prime location in Eforie Nord, a charming seaside resort on the Black Sea coast renowned for its natural healing resources. Here, you'll find the perfect blend of relaxation and health: the saltwater and mineral-rich therapeutic mud provide an excellent foundation for soothing treatments and a revitalizing stay. The hotel is surrounded by a spacious, well-maintained park, inviting you to linger and unwind. The private beach, just about 500 meters away, is easily accessible through the park and promenade, offering unforgettable seaside moments.

The elegant restaurant, with its charming outdoor terrace, invites you to enjoy culinary delights in a relaxed atmosphere. Start your day with a rich and varied breakfast buffet. If you opt for half board or full board, delicious buffets await you at lunch and/or dinner, offering a wide range of dishes – from traditional Romanian specialties to international cuisine that caters to every palate. For refreshing drinks and light snacks, the stylish Lobby Bar and Pool Bar are at your service. Whether it's a morning coffee, a fruity cocktail in the afternoon, or a glass of wine in the evening – the bars provide the perfect setting to unwind at the end of the day.

At the heart of the experience is the inviting outdoor pool, offering both adults and children ample fun and relaxation. A separate children's pool, tailored to their needs, ensures they can splash and play safely.
Surrounding the pool is a sunny terrace, perfect for lounging and unwinding. Comfortable sun loungers allow you to fully soak up the warm rays, while umbrellas provide welcome shade. Sun loungers and umbrellas are also available at the nearby private beach, enabling you to enjoy the fresh sea breeze and the views of the Black Sea coast to the fullest.

A standout feature is the saltwater pool, filled with the healing waters of the famous Techirghiol Lake. Here, you can float and benefit from the natural power of the saline water. Complementing this are soothing mud treatments known for their regenerative and therapeutic properties. At the exclusive ANA HEALTH SPA, spanning an impressive 2,000 sqm (open daily from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., charges apply), you'll find a wide range of relaxation and health services: thermal water pool (about 31°C), whirlpool, Finnish sauna, steam bath, and gym.

The SPA also impresses with a comprehensive range of treatments such as healing mud packs and baths, body wraps, ultrasound treatments, massages, and cutting-edge electrotherapy, hydrotherapy, laser therapy, mesotherapy, and anti-aging treatments. Experienced physiotherapists and a doctor are available directly at the hotel to tailor treatments to your individual needs. The SPA uses high-quality products from renowned brands like Aslavital and Gerovital, known for their nurturing and regenerative properties.

Indications: Parkinson's, rheumatism, stress, high blood pressure, depression, metabolic disorders, skin diseases, gynaecological issues, diabetes, and immune system disorders.

Please note that the indoor saltwater pool is open for approximately 30 minutes per day for guests who have booked packages.

Visit the Tropaeum Traiani (60 km from Constanta), an ancient landmark reminiscent of the Trajan's Column. In the heart of Romanian Christianity lies the legendary St. Andrew's Grotto - a stunning church built into the rock, named after the man who introduced Christianity to the people along the northern shores of the Danube. Take a trip to the Histria Fortress - the oldest city in Romania, built in the 7th century by Greek merchants from Miletus. This ancient city, discovered in 1914 by a renowned Romanian historian, was one of the most important trading cities west of the Black Sea. The ruins of the Tomis Fortress - over 2,500 years ago, Greek sailors and merchants from Miletus built this settlement by the sea at the site of the city of Constanta. The fortress housed numerous temples and buildings, thermal baths, marble workshops, new streets and districts, some of which have been preserved and are visible throughout the city of Constanta today.