I booked two rooms for five people: one double on the ground floor, spacious, clean, with a large bathroom that had a sink, mirror, glass cups, a shampoo sachet, and a hard soap; the other, a three‑person room upstairs accessed by stairs, also roomy and tidy, with a double bed and sofa bed, a smaller bathroom but fully equipped for us; both had working radiators and a hair dryer in the wardrobe. Inside the rooms, coffee mugs, sugar, instant coffee sachets, and a kettle were provided, and a shared kitchen with a sink, microwave, and cupboard was located in the corridor before the rooms. The outdoor area was nice but cold, so next time I'd stay warmer. The location is excellent— from the station you cross a bridge because there are no crosswalks, then in about one to two minutes you arrive. Exit the station, turn right, cross the bridge, go right again, and the first alley on the left has a sign for Casa Busteni; below it, a black gate with a door opens to a common garden with chairs and tables. We called the number on the front desk, a lady greeted us, showed the rooms, and on the desks there was a tray with cups, saucers, coffee pods, sugar, and a kettle for when we wanted coffee (the machine is in the common corridor before entering the rooms). The coffee was good. A 20‑minute walk takes you to the "Castello di Cantacuzino."
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