Hanul Dacilor

The restaurant food is tasty and not expensive, and the waiter I met was polite and respectful. You don't wait too long, and even if you do, the retro look and traditional music make it easy to pass the time. It's a nice place for people who like a rustic, old-fashioned style. The rooms mix retro and contemporary design, and breakfast is included for every guest. Really nice place.

The pork was aged in such a way that one bite left me speechless. The soup was like something from another planet, with several kinds of meat, and the pork fat was the standout for its complex, hard-to-find flavor. The food was immaculate. Hanula dakiri is worth a five-minute detour when you're near the small town of ploesti. Mr Hanula greeted us, a gentleman with an unusual character who was happy to serve the meal. The atmosphere took me back years and reminded me of my village in Greece, Boukitsi Arkadias. Thank you, Mr Hanula, for the experience, and Ms Romanescu for the lovely smile.

I only stopped by for lunch on the terrace, not an overnight stay. Parking is the main problem, and access for disabled people is difficult. Bianca was friendly and polite, and suggested some good lunch options.

The bathroom is a mess. They should either be more selective about their clientele or clean more often. It's embarrassing, and I'm not posting photos. The food is fine. Edit: the owner or patron replied that he had guests over and was on his way back to check. If it looks fine, maybe I'll have a beer.