Vila Elisabeta

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Good
Traveller Type: Family with Young Children
  : we like the location, we like the facility ,big rooms every child got a big bed , this place can host 3 family's every family in a room, nice hosts, very clean, they came and clean during the stay. they had an espresso machine. beautiful view from a panoramic windows, and a river next to the property.
  : we didnt have the key for the property and the host. we needed to pay in cash. we didnt have a washing machine, no stove. we couldn't control the heat. there was a cigarette smoke in the share entrance.

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Traveller Type: Family with Young Children

Wonderful
Traveller Type: Family with Young Children

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  : The hostess was very helpful: she met us on the street when we were lost in the village, and gave us some dried mint from her garden when we asked for some tea. She also spoke English, which I feel the need to highlight in the context of Romania. The hotel was, in fact, a big house, with separate bedrooms as rooms for booking and common kitchen and living room. The rooms we lived in were big and spacious, and one of them had a balcony. I guess, the hotel might be a good option for big families or friends willing to spend a quiet weekend in the Romanian mountains (and enjoy Romanian village life), but I am afraid that it just did not suit our own needs (two friends travelling around the country in a car).
  : We could not find the hotel for at least half an hour: the address on Booking.com was somehow irrelevant, and the hostess sent me another one, but Google maps were unable to build a correct route to the place (probably because the hotel is, in fact, one of the houses in a small village). It was dark, and even though we were constantly on the phone with the hostess, finding the hotel proved to be quite a challenge. They did not accept credit cards (not even debit, no card payment at all). Needless to say, that came as a surprise to us, and we did not have enough local currency to pay for the rooms. Luckily, we were able to pay in dollars, but this was only possible thanks to the hostess who allowed us to do so. There were, in fact, no toiletries in the bathroom. Just a bottle of liquid soap. I mean, I have my own, no problem at all, but it was such a sharp contrast with the hotel we booked last night in another city (and for the very same price)... The kitchen was just empty. No welcoming water in the rooms, no tea in the kitchen. So you come to the hotel after the whole day of driving, and there is a kettle to make tea there - but no tea bags. No candies, no fruits. No shops to buy any food (they did not have anything for sale in the hotel). We left early and we did not have any breakfast - I do not even know whether they serve it or not, because no one asked us about it. The problem is, that finding a place to eat at 7-8 in the morning in the city nearby is quite a quest...