. Vila ARINUL

A quiet place with green surroundings and nice spots to relax out front or in the backyard. The staff were welcoming and quick to respond, and breakfast was great.

The room was in really bad shape. We came during school break, and the window's glass pane wasn't attached properly. It was late November, below freezing, and the water in our plastic bottles froze from the cold. The food was acceptable and the service was okay. Someone set off the fire alarm, but nobody seemed to care. There was so much mold in the room that we joked someone had smoked the devil's lettuce in there. The sheets and pillows were covered in fungus-like organic stuff, and a spare set in the wardrobe had actual mushrooms growing on it. There was also a funny sign on the bathroom wall with instructions for using the "Imperial throne". 5/10, just a passing grade. You can bring people here without it counting as torture.

The mountain setting is lovely, and the rooms were clean and comfortable. The food was good too. I was there with a group of children, though, and the hosts were a bit too strict with them. One host even came into my room without knocking to make sure I'd hand over the key. That felt unpleasant.

A good spot to recharge, with a friendly host and good food. It's homemade, and most of the ingredients are locally produced, though don't expect a 5* restaurant. The rooms are big and have balconies.