Garden-view double room
200 lei a night for two (about €40)
The window looks onto the inner courtyard and the garden, so it’s quiet. In the morning you step straight out to the gazebo with a coffee from the bar.
A family-run guesthouse with five double rooms on the road to the Transfăgărășan, Poenari Fortress and Vidraru Dam. Park in the courtyard, sleep in a spotless white room, and spend the evening by the gazebo and the brick barbecue.
9.7 on Booking.com, from 415 reviews. 9.9 for cleanliness.
Double room from 200 lei a night (about €40).
Rooms 1–3 face the garden, 4 and 5 have a balcony.
Tap the day you arrive, then the day you leave. Under each day, the five little bars are the five rooms: white means free.
All rooms are doubles. Children share their parents’ bed, as there are no extra beds. Travelling as a group? Message us, there are five rooms.
October 2026
Pick the day you arrive.
There are no free rooms for these nights. Try other dates or message us: sometimes a room frees up.
The room is yours once the host confirms on WhatsApp or by phone.
All five are doubles, with a double bed and a private bathroom with shower. One is upstairs in the attic, with roof windows. The only difference is the view: the garden, or the town from a balcony.
200 lei a night for two (about €40)
The window looks onto the inner courtyard and the garden, so it’s quiet. In the morning you step straight out to the gazebo with a coffee from the bar.
220 lei a night for two (about €44)
The balcony has flowers and two chairs, with the town in front of you. After a day on the Transfăgărășan, it’s where you put your feet up.
Prices can differ in some periods. The calendar shows the exact total for your nights.
The part guests remember is behind the house: the brick barbecue, the covered terrace with its beams, stone walls and kitchen, and the gazebo in the garden. All of it is for guests, at no extra cost.
Brick-built, with a wood stove, a hotplate and a worktop next to it.
Around 30 seats at long tables and a fully equipped kitchen. Works when it rains, too.
Tables for four among the flowers and thuja.
At reception: coffee, wine and whatever else you fancy.
A trampoline and swings to keep the kids busy.
In the courtyard, free, with video surveillance.
Family meals or a small group can be arranged, just ask. Parties and stag or hen dos aren’t accepted, and it’s quiet from 22:00 to 07:00.
9.7 out of 10 on Booking.com, from 415 reviews
Attentive hosts, there for anything you need. Clean accommodation, the room had air conditioning, TV and its own bathroom with everything in it. We’ll definitely be back.
Ana
A really lovely, quiet place, with superb scenery and good coffee!
Ionela
Warmth, cleanliness, a very charming guesthouse that the kids loved too!
Cătălin
The friendliness of the manager, the cleanliness, rooms decorated with great taste. Full marks, congratulations.
Adriana
We loved everything: the cleanliness, the owner’s kindness, how understanding he was about a check-in request we had.
Anamaria
Very well located, not far from the sights. The room had everything we needed and was very warm in winter.
Ionela
Reviews from Booking.com, September 2026, translated from Romanian. Read them all there.
Curtea de Argeș is the southern gateway to the Transfăgărășan, which makes it an easy base for the mountains. Everything worth seeing sits on one road: head up to Poenari and Vidraru in the morning, back to the barbecue by evening. Distances are from our gate.
A 7-minute walk. The church built by Neagoe Basarab, the one in the legend of Master Manole. Romania’s kings are buried here.
In the old Princely Court, from the 14th century, when the town was the capital of Wallachia.
Vlad the Impaler’s fortress, on a cliff above the Argeș valley. Climb its 1,480 steps and the whole valley lies below you.
A 166-metre wall between the mountains, with the lake stretching out behind it. Worth stopping to walk across the top.
At 2,034 metres. The mountain section of the road is usually open from July to the end of October, 7:00–21:00. Check before you set off.
Distances are approximate. Curtea de Argeș railway station is 3.1 km away and Sibiu airport 112 km.
Check-in is between 14:00 and 22:00, check-out by 11:00. If you’re arriving after 22:00, call us from the road.
The garden-view double is 200 lei a night and the balcony double 220 lei, for two people (about €40–44). Some periods may be priced differently, and the host confirms the price when you book.
We don’t serve breakfast. You’re welcome to use the fully equipped kitchen on the covered terrace, and there’s coffee at the bar.
In the courtyard, free of charge. The courtyard has video surveillance.
Sorry, no. Pets aren’t allowed.
Yes, children over one are welcome. We don’t have cots or extra beds, so little ones sleep with their parents. Ask us about the price for children when you book. There’s a play area in the yard with a trampoline and swings.
Curtea de Argeș Monastery is 600 metres away, about a 7-minute walk. Poenari Fortress is around 25 km and Vidraru Dam 28 km, on the Transfăgărășan (DN7C). More under Surroundings.
Yes. The brick barbecue, the covered terrace and the kitchen are for guests.
Pick your nights in the calendar on this page and send us the request on WhatsApp, or call +40 749 488 982. We’ll confirm the room and tell you how to pay. You can also find us on Booking.com.
For a family meal or a small group, yes, let’s talk. We don’t accept parties, including stag and hen dos. It’s quiet from 22:00 to 07:00, and smoking isn’t allowed indoors.
600 metres from the Monastery. Parking is in the courtyard.
We speak Romanian, English and Italian.
Casa Sima assistant
Answers straight away, from what’s on this site. For bookings, it puts you in touch with the host.