A big, old-fashioned apartment let by the night or the month — heavy wood furniture, chandeliers, a full kitchen, and the Landhaus kitchen downstairs if you would rather not cook.
Three bedrooms including a room with three singles, two bathrooms, a separate kitchen, a dining room and a lounge — and every room furnished properly: carved wood, velvet, chandeliers, gilt frames, a baroque bed you would expect in a manor house. Classic Romanian interiors done the way they were meant to be, in far more space than anything at the same price in a new block.
The main bathroom has a proper tub with jets, not a sit-in half tub. Second bathroom besides. Washing machine and drying space in the utility room.
The Landhaus kitchen operates from the same building — Romanian home cooking to order, so you can eat without going out or shopping. That is the part that makes this different from an ordinary let.
By the night, the week or the month. Say how many of you and how long, and I will put you in touch with the owner directly.
Ask on WhatsAppThere is a lignite power station 10 km north-west of the city at Işalnița. On a westerly the plume runs east-south-east across the eastern side of Craiova, and downwind you can smell it — it has been noticed out east of the city and at the railway station. For a few nights it is a curiosity. For a month in a flat it is worth asking the landlord, and worth knowing which way you are from the stacks before you sign.
Where the smell comes from, with the map