Casa Adina

The room and shared space were both clean, and I had a nice stay. The house is conveniently located near the monastery and the path to Peles castle, with a bus stop nearby for getting downtown. You do need to manage some steps to get in. Prices were very competitive, even in season. I’d come back next time I’m in Sinaia.

The quiet evenings up in the highest part of Sinaia are exactly the recharge my wife and I look for. We’ve been coming to Adina for over seven years whenever we can get away for 2-3 nights, and we’ve met some lovely people there too. We’re so glad we found this place. The owner and service are the best, and we’ve never met a team like them. Thank you, Mr. Dina, for the wonderful service you provide!

It’s a great guest house for the price, which is low compared with other places in Sinaia. The room was clean, with a nice-view balcony. The minibar was a standout: lots of snacks at the same prices as in the magazine, the cheapest minibar prices I’ve ever seen. There’s a shared living room and a fully equipped kitchen if you want to cook, plus a grill outside. Kids have plenty to do, including table football, board games, a trampoline, spide, and bikes. The owner is very friendly, and we really enjoyed our stay. The bed wasn’t great and the shower was clogged, though. Still, 5/5.

The living room was a nice place to get together and spend time with friends, and the outdoor area was OK too. The stay itself was just OK. The rooms, interior, and bathrooms need renovating, which the owner admitted. Heating came on late at night, probably because the heating system had a malfunction. My girl had a cold, so the 19-20 degrees in the room didn’t make for a pleasant stay.