Cineplex Loteanu
An old-school cinema on the boulevard · good sound, 170 lei for two movies, but no ramp and languages to check
Two films in one evening, for 170 lei, at the cinema on the boulevard
Good for a big-screen film in the centre, with praised sound and good prices. Check the language at the box office, the website wrongly announced an English version, and wheelchair access is problematic, per reviews.
A cinema at Bulevardul Ștefan cel Mare 103, in the centre, open daily from 10:00 to 23:00. The website was not responding when checked. Reviews are split. One visitor considers it the best cinema in Chișinău for sound and service, with good prices · 170 lei for two movies · comfortable chairs, clean toilets and floors and food nothing special but good. Another sums it up as an old-school cinema with no extra perks: you come for a movie, do not expect anything else. Two concrete complaints: the venue claims to be wheelchair accessible, but there is a step at the main entrance with no ramp, and Room 1 is reached only by stairs; and a family bought three tickets for a film announced on the website in English, only to find it played in Russian and Romanian only · check the language at the box office before you pay.
- The best cinema in the city for sound and service, one visitor writes
- Good prices · 170 lei for two movies
- Comfortable chairs, clean toilets and floors
- Right in the centre, on the boulevard
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“I think this is the best cinema in Chișinău considering sound quality and service. Prices are pretty good (payed 170 mdl for 2 movies) food is nothing special but still good. Clean toilets and floors, chairs were comfortable and thankfully a lot of air conditioning to cool off from the summer heat.”
“Nice building but several Russian soldiers or moldavian soldiers forced to only speak in Russian will not even let you the pictures of the place from far away. Had to take these quickly before the soldiers came”
“The venue claims to be wheelchair accessible, but in reality, there is a step at the main entrance with no ramp. We attended a movie with our family, and once again, there was no accessibility (Room 1) —only stairs leading to the actual screening room. Please don’t misrepresent your facilities; people with mobility issues rely on accurate information.”
- A step without a ramp at the entrance and stairs to Room 1, despite claiming accessibility
- A film announced in English on the site, played only in Russian and Romanian · check at the box office
- An old-school cinema, no extra perks
- Food nothing special