The host was exceptionally welcoming and worth returning to; everything was traditional in Maramureș style.
Marian5か月前
少々お待ちください…
★★★·Vadu Izei·9.6
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そのまま書いてもOK — 「20日ごろ、3泊」
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Pension Ioana Lavita in Vadu Izei features family rooms with private bathrooms, balconies offering mountain or river vistas, sound‑proofed interiors, flat‑screen TVs and complimentary Wi‑Fi. Guests enjoy a sun terrace, garden, on‑site restaurant and bar, free bicycles, children’s playground, barbecue area, and private parking. Nearby attractions include the Village Museum of Maramureș (6 km) and Bârsana Monastery (12 km).
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The host was exceptionally welcoming and worth returning to; everything was traditional in Maramureș style.
Marian·5か月前
Iona and her family were charming, making you feel at home with their kindness, warmth, and generosity; the room was spacious, the bed very comfortable, and it was cozy.
Paloma·7か月前
Almost everything was great! The owners were super nice and friendly, we got to try and photograph traditional customs, the breakfast was very varied with traditional foods, the rooms were comfortable, warm, and very clean, and the location was very convenient in the cute village of Vadu Izei, just outside Sighetu. The only two small issues were that the shower was a bit small, water would go out, and there was no hair dryer, which would have been handy. Other than that all was perfect.
Daniela·1年前
I had a great stay here! Ioana is a sweetheart & I would love to return !
Stephanie·1年前
The stay was wonderful. I forgot the host’s name, but she was exceptionally accommodating when we arrived. She didn’t speak English, yet she used Google Translate fluently, which made communication easy. The room was exceptionally clean and spotless. It’s quiet off the road with a country farm atmosphere. There isn’t much to eat locally, so we chose her all‑inclusive meal package for dinner and breakfast. The mid‑range price was 200 RON for two people for breakfast and dinner. The best part was the dinner, served family‑style with homemade, farm‑to‑table food—real local cooking that was awesome. I would stay again, with some caveats. I don’t want to bad‑rap this place, but first, it was so clean that the odor of cleaning chemicals was strong enough that we had to leave the windows open to air it out, and after a couple of hours my wife still had breathing issues. There was no air conditioning or ceiling fan. It is a high elevation (I live at 2100 m) and the average temperatures probably don’t warrant AC, but a ceiling fan would improve things. We stayed during a heat wave; the windows were open yet we suffered. A simple ceiling fan to circulate air would have made a huge difference. With the windows open, mosquitoes were also a problem—these are things they can easily remedy.
Dale·1年前