Hanul Oierului

It was okay.

The warm rooms were about the only positive. Some rooms smelled unpleasant and cleanliness was poor. With the steep slope into the yard, low cars could hit the bars while parking. Breakfast was the same both days: boeuf salad, fried sausages, and cheese with dill. There was sweet eggplant salad on the plate too, and neither we nor the children could eat much. For such an exorbitant price, the conditions were pathetic. I won't return or recommend it.

We ended up leaving with a bitter taste. The place is in a lovely area with potential, but it was poorly managed. There was a mismatch between what the agency had told us and what we found, so we gave up on having all our meals at the guesthouse. We paid 110/adult and 55/child, which felt far too high for what our larger group got. Breakfast was included but extremely sparse, just sliced boiled eggs and cucumbers filling a plate. The children could only eat cereal. The rooms were neglected and didn't match the posted pictures, with wall cracks and spiders. The radiator was broken in the middle of winter, so after we were cold the first evening, they brought us 2 electric ones.

The ladies looking after the place helped us throughout our stay and paid attention to every detail. It was peaceful and close to nature, away from the crowds. The home-cooked meals were really good, like at mom's house, and cleanliness clearly comes first. We can't wait to come back. Congratulations to everyone!