First, all guests should know that this us a living, thriving household, with small children and elderly people and animals; the B&B is only a part of the family enterprise. If that offends you, then the place is not for you. For me, it was a trip back in time; I grew up in a household like that. There are 3 big, mean looking guard dogs that proved to be very friendly (always appreciating a piece of your barbecue), chiken, pigs and cows, like one would see in any household in the Apuseni mountains. The road to the place was rough, lots of roadwork and infrastructure development, not suited for a low raise car. Check with the place, to see if the road has been repaired (it was in the works), if you have a small car. The village of Galbena-Arieseni is going through a lot of development work, as it becomes one of the newest tourist destination, hence the roadwork. The people are super-friendly and accomodating. The place is of breathtaking beauty, with a small creek through a pine forrest, just across the place. The property is big, with plenty of space to park. It's close to the ski resort and in driving distance from the Scarisoara ice cave and the Aries Valley attractions. We were welcomed with local strong moonshine and a very inviting homemade sour cherry liquor, delicious but very deceiving; I got tipsy after a few shots. The kitchen is big, very well supplied and available to the guests 24/7. Ask them how they put the fridge in, I still don't know how it was done and I'm an engineer. Once you get there, you'll see what I am talking about :-))) The room was very clean, a standard hotel room, with TV and bathroom. The housekeeping is done by request (it's not a hotel), but there are towels and toiletry available, should you need. The free wifi is strong and resilient in both the rooms and kitchen (we had lots of devices).

“Personal, comfortable stay”

We had the appartement. It was clean and had everything needed for a comfortable stay. The common kitchen / eating room was equipped with a large fridge for own food, microwave and coffee maker. Local alcoholic beverages were freely available (too bad for those not drinking alcohol:) ). The property offered the possibility to order food for dinner, no menu cart, you need to know what you want. The property is run by a family that is living there, so basically you are staying in a farm with cows and pigs and chickens etc. So a mix of tourists, animals, and three generations in the same courtyard. If you want to have a glimpse into how real Romanians there live like, this is a great place.