Motel Nordiana – Mangalia
Hotel Nordiana features air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi throughout the property.
Situated in Mangalia, 34.2 miles from Mamaia.
Hotel Nordiana, located in Mangalia and 34.2 miles from Mamaia, offers air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi throughout the property. Guests can enjoy an on-site self-service restaurant during their stay. Free private parking is available on site for all hotel guests.
Each room includes a flat-screen TV with cable channels as well as a private bathroom complete with shower, slippers, and free toiletries.
You will find a 24-hour front desk at the property.
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Booking.comThe hotel’s convenient location allows guests to easily explore all the sights and attractions of the city.
Constanţa is located 24.9 miles from Hotel Nordiana, while Neptun is only 3.7 miles away. The closest airport to the hotel is Mihail Kogălniceanu International Airport, 37.9 miles away in Mangalia. Mangalia itself is a historical port city and resort that has been inhabited since the neolithic period. It was colonised by Greeks in the VIII – VI centuries B The city that they built was called Callatis, and in 71 B.C., the Romans conquered it. However, by the 7th century A.D., it had been abandoned . Instead, starting from XIIIth century A.D., there are documents referring to a new city , first called Pangalia, but later renamed Mankalia . It is speculated that Turks gave Mangalia its final name since Mankalia was difficult for them to pronounce correctly..
The beach is lengthy (600 meters) and spans a moderate width (50-150 meters), with sand that’s very fine to the touch. The water isn’t deep at all by the shore–only 1 meter–but it can get up to 200 meters in depth if you venture further away from land. Because of this, it’s a popular spot for families with small children who aren’t able to swim yet.
Mangalia is a city that features two distinct sections: Mangalia North and Mangalia South. Mangalia North is known for its resorts, while Mangalia South features the commercial harbor and shipyard.
In addition to being a balneoclimateric resort, yearly average temperatures in Mangality sit at 11.2 degrees Celsius. The sizable lake (261 hectares) gets its mezothermal water from sulfuric springs, which are used to treat degenerative rheumatic diseases. In fact, this is the only maritime resort with such mineral springs!
