Hotels near Motişu

We want to challenge EVERYTHING that the girls who gave a score of 1 said. We are two women walking Via Transylvanica. We disagree with everything that they say - and do not want people to be put off by their unfair criticisms. 1. The village is remote - wonderfully so. And if you do your research according to how you are travelling you can work that out for yourself and choose accordingly. It is located right on the Via so is perfect. 2. The village is lovely. Folks did look at us to say a cheery Hello. Let's not make judgements about "poor". Curiosity is natural if you have foreign tourists in your village. Exchanging a few words is part of travelling. 3. If you visit another country - and go remote do you really expect folks to speak your language? We communicated very effectively and had fun doing do with Google Translate. Part of being in a foreign country - and we as tourists should make the effort to learn useful words. 4. There was absolutely NO evidence that the owner wanted to enter our room. We were given total privacy. And if you are worried there is a lock on the door. 5. There was no smell and the room was clean 6. It didn't rain so cannot comment on leaks. We were not told we couldn't sit downstairs but anyway the upstairs terraces were lovely - and comfortable 7. We had lovely home cooked dinner and breakfast. Absolutely no effort was spared. She catered for vegetarian - and tried to accommodate gluten free ( polenta/ potatoes) which is not easy. It was excellent value 8. There was electricity and WiFi. The owners were lovely and welcoming. We were given a better room than we had booked. We felt totally safe all the time. It IS a nice place in a quiet village I don't understand how the girls can think reviews are by locals! You cannot write reviews if you have not stayed there.

I recently stayed at this hotel and found the breakfast experience quite disappointing. Not only was the selection very limited, but I felt like I was constantly being watched. It was as if they were worried I might take an extra slice of bread. I was in a rush and wanted to take my tea with me in a thermos, but an employee appeared out of nowhere to tell me that wasn't allowed—I had to drink it on-site. It felt like there was a "tea police" watching over me. Overall, the hotel’s strict approach to a very basic breakfast made the experience far less enjoyable. If you need a flexible morning routine, this might not be the best place to stay.