Casa langa rau

We slept well with the sound of the nearby river, which was relaxing. The room also had a small balcony where we spent the night looking at the sky, chatting, relaxing, and drinking wine. Inside, there was everything we needed: a firm bed that suited my back, a TV we didn’t use, clothes storage, and a bathroom with a shower, toilet, and sink. Breakfast was simple but enough, with an omelette every day, bread, butter, jam, cucumber, tomato, cheese, peppers, some meat dishes, coffee, and tea. The hosts were polite, and gave us plastic bags to cover our shoes and slippers to wear in the room. We were impressed by how many cars were in the parking lot. Getting there takes a bit of care: the country road is long and narrow, with lots of green wild plants. If another car comes the other way while you’re halfway along, you have to reverse until there’s enough room to let it pass. There’s also a wooden bridge before the rest of the road; drive slowly over it. The boards make cracking sounds, but it’s safe.