As usual, very good place! After a long trip of 1700km, we arrived very late. The owners were waiting for us :-) We had a very good sleep to recover from the long trip. The bed is very confortable. The kitchen very well equipped. Some flood is available in the fridge. Coffee as well. Thanks again we will come back soon. Sofiane, Mirela and kids

We enjoyed the kindness of the hosts, the whole house we stayed in and the pleasant experience, overall - in our transitory context through Arad. It was a true oasis to have found this family, as it allowed the needed rest for ours, as well.

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Friedly host and flexible with checkin, checkout, cozy appartment with some bites and coffee at guest's disposal.

The inviting and very clean appartment is located in a private family house complex in the South of Arad. The location is quiet and close to the city, just a couple of minutes by car. As often is the case with older Romanian houses, all rooms are laid out in the way that you need to walk (for instance) through two or three rooms from the kitchen to the bedroom, as there is no hallway. For single visitors or couples this is okay. The country-stylish kitchen is excellently equipped and offers a dining area. The bathroom (no shower) is quite large and offers a washing machine. The living room is okay in size and offers a couch which can be used as an additional bed as well, and finally, the bedroom has a large, kingsize bed, however there is not so much space to move around in the rather small room. But then, during the warm days of spring, summer and autumn, a patio invites you to enjoy a drink ... or a nap ...outside.

The heating was not so effective and the rooms remained rather cold with temperatures outside coming down to 1 or 2 degrees celsius at night. Please be informed, that the visitor needs to have an own car (secured parking avaialble) as tram or bus stations, even small food-stores, are quite a walking-distance away from the house. Also, the very closeness of the host family could be nice and wanted for some people but could be a bit uncomfortable to others. One feels a bit watched - or heard - at times. However the family is very nice and accessible. On a last note - also as a suggestion to the hosts - I recommend putting smaller bedside tables into the bedroom which can be properly used and placing a small coffee table in the living room. Further, the goodwill items in the kitchen need to be fresh. We found, for example, salt and oil to be like two years old. These well-meant but absolutely inedible freebies are detracting a bit from the overall good impression one gets by first stepping inside this "cozy appartment".