"Pros: The accommodation itself is absolutely beautiful: attention to detail and everything tastefully decorated. The young couple owning the place would do anything to help during the stay. The place is in a village, on a quiet street and from there you can easily visit Transfagarasan, Balea or the many beautiful places near Avrig. It's a great spot to start your trips from." ~Loredana

"Pros: The property was so clean and cozy! It had all the amenities that a family would need to include a washing machine! The owners were kind enough to meet us at the property and walk us through everything. The kids loved the trampoline, badminton, swing set and slide. The owners even set up a fire outside for us. High speed internet was amazing! Could not say enough good things about this location. I would love to come back for another occasion! Cons: Nothing!" ~Jo

"Pros: We like everything in here. House perfectly clean and tidy, all arrangements inside are perfect. Location is great: you can visit a lot of places from here, for example: Transfagarashan, Transalpina, Bran (castle of Dracula), Brashov etc... Owner friendly and nice lady, she really cares about a guests and her accommodation for us. Also she can advice you where to go like a tour. Thanks Christina, brilliant!!! Recommended 100%" ~Sergiy

"Pros: old farmhouse repaired and transfomed into a comfortable B&B. everything done w/ great taste, preserving the original aspect typical to Transylvanian Saxons houses (Siebenburger Saxen - german population of Transylvania). house has a nice living room and access to a kitchen. it has a wonderful garden in the backyard. it lies in a very quiet corner of village Cirta (german Kerz), a 10 minutes walk from a convent church that Cistercian monks erected here and which is the oldest gothic church of Transylvania and also a very short walk to river Olt. furthermore host was very friendly and very supportive." ~Andrei__f

"Pros: The apartment is equipped with everything you need, the location is excellent and very close to the Transpargashan road." ~Idit