This is a quiet, authentic Transylvanian house set in a historic 
traditional Saxon village background. The host of the guesthouse, Sanda,
 will pamper you with Transylvanian dishes, following local cooking 
traditions and using only natural produce. In April & October the 
house is heated with a traditional terracotta fireplace. House address: 
104 Main Street, Alma Vii House facilities: one bedroom with a double 
bed, one bathroom, shared kitchen, shared courtyard, 
parking space. It is located right across the impressive fortified 
church of the village. It has a large yard covered in clean grass, so 
you can walk barefooted here if you want. As there are no parasite lights, 
the stars glimmer big at night. This is a traditional Transylvanian 
house, built in the 19th century, its name keeping alive the memory of 
the last owner – Walter Denghel. Located in the village center, directly
 across from the medieval church, these house is a way to 
experience local life at its best. 
During daytime you can sit back, relax, and enjoy a cup of coffee or tea made from 
locally-grown herbs and spices. The house is heated like in the old 
days, during cold months, you will find the place warm, but you will have
 to continue feeding the fire and start it again in the morning if you 
feel it is necessary. We understand that while some might consider this 
charming, others would feel it is a bit too much for them. The only 
mobile network working here is Digi.

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