Dracula chose some accommodations that are simply stunning, but while also preserving elements of what it means to be in Bucovina.
Pensiunea Casa de Poveste
Multiple houses from the Bucovina area have been moved and reconstructed in one spot. Each house has its own personality, combining old furniture and modern amenities. The name of it is Dream House (or exact translation House from Stories) Bed and Breakfast Museum, a place that makes you feel like in a museum but in the best possible way.
Location: Google Maps
To book a room: Link to their site
Loft Chalet
Built on a former barn, the elements of old and new combine in a seamless way to provide a comforting modern experience with old school vibes. But what gets Dracula really excited are the large windows, perfect for reading and contemplating.
Location: Google Maps
To book a room: Link to their site
Pensiunea la Roata
Very close to the train station, you can walk there if you have a backpack! It is just a beautiful old house that has those rustic vibes to launch you back in time. There are multiple buildings from which to choose from, so choose the one that suits you best!
Location: Google Maps
To book a room: Link to their site
Pensiunea Bio Valeputna
Feels more like a hotel but fundamentally it still has that Bucovina charm while also having the instruments required to relax: swimming pool and sauna.
Location: Google Maps
To book a room: Link to their site
Cabana Deac Luxury Chalet
Beautiful interior design, but what really brings happiness and joy to everyone is the view that you get on this magical balcony. Just sit back and soak in the view.
To book a room: Romanian link to their website or Booking.com
Location: Google Maps
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If you need inspiration for places to visit:
Dracula's Guide to Romania 
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