I liked how the garden and the living and kitchen looked. They were really nice and quiet. The place is situated far from the centre of Vama veche so you can drink the coffee in the morning in quiet. The coffee it’s free by the way. We will definitely come back to the property,

That they only clean the room every two days and that we didn’t have a mosquito screen at the door. The nights were not as hot so we could stay with the window door open but because of the mosquitoes we had to close it and put on the air con. Also one of the doors didn’t stay closed unless we locked the door - room 17.

Chilling place with amazing design. Will return for sure soon!

Cleanliness, comunal spaces and how the yard was decorated.

Shower was a little awkward, had a full glass wall towards the sleeping area. Bathroom overall, was not so great. Had a big(over 12 hours) power outage and no generator was in place.

New, very clean, modern, excellently equipped, kids friendly, friendly staff, good location, parking available

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The house and garden looked great, with plenty of common spaces both indoor and outdoor, to hang out with friends. The other guests were quiet and overall it was a great place to chill. The rooms were very clean and the beds very comfortable. There is a parking area right in front of the building, and great facilities at the house for everything you need for your stay. Thank you to the hosts for being very kind and open to help with anything!

clean, quiet, nice people

Very stylish and clean. The staff was helpful.

We were so happy at Happy! Amalia is a wonderful and welcoming hostess. She and her family are on the property and did everything they could to make our stay enjoyable. There is a shared kitchen, living room, and outdoor space (including outdoor dining). Overall, you have the feel of staying in someone's home with the privacy of a hotel. Just what we were looking for. The location is a bit away from the main restaurant and nightclub area so it is quieter than some of the other places we saw. Thank you, Amalia!