Name: Ezio House
Address: Strada Colonel Kiss Sandor Dambu Morii,Strada Colonel Kiss Sandor, Timisu de Jos, Timisu de Jos, Timisu de Jos, 507005, Romania
Rating: 8

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Ezio House

Timisu de Jos

Nice place in the way to Brasov (close to Brasov). Even if you have a car, good place to go if you stay in Brasov. It is like a small country club. In high season should be great (several common places like BBQ, sports, etc.). Kind attention and a good breakfast for that kind of accomodation (fried eggs or omelette, some cheese and cold meat, coffee, bread, jam, butter and juice). Big rooms with balcony. Nice views.

Nice place to stay near Brasov

Great, friendly and polite people, 
The room was big and clean and the prices are reasonable
The breakfast was included.
The food wasn't very diverse but was tasty.
They have facilities for basketball, football or tennis.
The only minus is that the access road is bad.

Friendly

Ezio House in Brasov was a very good discovery. It is true that the location was not the ideal (it's in the middle of nowhere, you can get there only by taxi - which is very cheap anyway), but the structure was great! With a 2-stars-hotel price, I found myself in a top hotel. The room was very spacious, clean, and newly furnished, with all the facilities inside. On the ground floor is a big and nice room where you can have dinner and breakfast (at reasonable prices). The staff was nice and helpful, with a good level of English speaking.

Bad location but wonderful rooms

The hotel doesn't look bad, but if you want to do something else than to sleep or to admire the view, it isn't the best ideea to stay here. The hotel is really far from the city - 30 minutes driving from the city center.
This isn't the only one bad point. The other one is that there is no other services available: no restaurant (you have to announce the reception staff if you want to eat and they will gona tell you what they are able to cook), no bus for the downtown, internet conexion just in the lobby room and just anytime.
The good point is that the rooms are quite ok, spacious, cleans, the bathrooms are spacious, nice and the balconies are pretty large (minus - the balconies are in commun).
Overall, I would stay here again, but I will have different expectations.

Not the best location

We stayed here, the 3rd hotel of 4 on our four day drive around Romania.  We booked it based on the reviews, knowing it was out of town.  If we'd known how far we never would have booked it.  The sat nav didn't recognise the address on the booking confirmation so my daughter text me the driving directions from the web site.  I entered Timisu de Jos on the sat nav and it led us straight to it.  The only things was Timisu de Jos wasn't sign posted at all so if we didn't have the sat nav we never would have found it! 

By the time we arrived, 7pm, we had been driving for 7.5hrs, were very tired and hungry, it was dark and we thought we were never going to reach the place.  Ezio House is reached by a long, narrow, winding lane just off the main road.  The lane was pitch black and snow lay everywhere.  We had heard about the amount of snow in Romania over the last few months so wasn't surprised by this.  On entering the car park it was frozen over, no path had been cleared to the front entrance.  On entering reception a young girl came running out of the restaurant to greet us.  We checked in and asked if there was a restaurant as we were too tired to battle with the traffic again leading to Ezio House.  She sighed then told us we could join the group if we wanted, 25 Lei per person.  I asked what group and if we could choose a meal off the menu as I have to follow a coeliac diet.  They were notified of this when I booked the room.  I was told they had a group staying there, it was a set menu and if we wanted to join them we had to be in the restaurant for 8pm.  I showed her my Romanian coeliac translation and she checked with a woman who was standing off to one side, returned to me and said it was fine for me to eat.  Incidentally, the meal was really good and I didn't suffer any problems.

We were on the 3rd floor, no lift.  On entering the room the bathroom was on the right, the smallest I have ever seen in my years of travelling.  The shower reminded me of the showers on campsites, standing on a wooden pallet.  The bed was in front and the room contained dark, wooden furniture and was dimly lit.  The was a balcony off the bedroom, no smoking allowed in the room itself.  The bed and pillows were comfy though, and after all that driving it felt like heaven!  I went into the bathroom, closed the door and heard a clunk.  I tried to open the door but couldn't, the handle had fallen off from the outside.  I called my husband and he managed to open it.  We went down for our meal and afterwards sat in the reception area to check in with our family as wifi is only available in this place.  I used the downstairs toilet, on opening the outside door part of the handle fell off.  On entering the toilet once again part of the handle fell off.  

We went to bed early but I was woken by dogs barking at 4.19am, this went on for a while.  I managed to drop back off and was woken by my husband's mobile beeping, low battery.  I unplugged mine which had been on charge all night on to find it hadn't charged.  I pushed the charger into the socket and blue sparks started flying out, it had faulty wiring.  Once again the dogs started barking so at 5.30am we gave up trying to sleep, showered and were in reception waiting for breakfast by 7.15am.  There wasn't a soul to be seen, just a sign on the door giving a number to ring if we wished to leave.  At 7.30am the receptionist from the night before came running in, unlocked the restaurant and told us breakfast was at 8 but we could eat straight away if we wanted to.   She started putting out the buffet breakfast, omelettes, tomatoes, cucumber, cheese, ham and cereals.  Orange juice was more like orange squash.  We finished breakfast and checked out as we had a long day ahead.  We were there around 20mins as the card machine wouldn't work.  In the end we ended up paying cash so we could leave.  As we were walking to the car we noticed the kennels attached to Ezio House, housing two large dogs.  

The hotel needs quite a bit of maintenance and we wouldn't stay here again, or recommend it.

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