Cineplex Loteanu

Name: Cineplex Loteanu
Address: Bulevardul Ștefan cel Mare și Sfînt 103, MD-2012, Chișinău, Moldova, Chișinău, MD
Telephone: +373 22 782 244
Price range: budget
Rating: 4.6

Reliable cinema on the boulevard, with the best sound and AC in town

4.6 · 3969 reviews· Chișinău

Budget< 300 leiCasualIn ChișinăuIndoor

What makes it worth it

International premieres on the big screen with top-tier sound

The story

Cineplex Loteanu is the classic Chișinău cinema, right on Bulevardul Ștefan cel Mare, two steps from downtown. It's known for sound quality, comfortable seats, and strong AC — important in summer. The program includes international premieres (dubbed or subtitled in RO/RU) and occasional festival films. Tickets start around 85 MDL; 170 MDL for two films is the standard deal. The building is classic, no modern pretense — you come for the film, not for a fancy lobby. Heads-up: not every film has an English version, check the site first.

What to expect

Best at

AfternoonEvening

Duration2-3 h

Ideal group1-8 people

LanguagesRO · RU · EN

Good for

Romantic dateWith familyWeekend chillWith friends

Gallery

What people love

Excellent sound
Comfortable seats
Strong air conditioning
Good price

Photo moments

Classic façade on Ștefan cel Mare in the evening
Marquee with the premiere poster

Ambiance

Family-friendlyCards OK

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What visitors wrote

“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.”
— Elena Costandache 5
“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”
— Pete01 3
“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.”
— Cristina Pretuleac 2