Designer apartment, eclectic and cozy. Big windows. Lots of light. But what makes the place truly unique is a couple of traditional Romanian pieces of furniture, old one-of-a-kind pieces, crafted and painted manually, coming from different regions of the country. The antique Saxon dowry chest, polychrome, manually painted, comes from the village of Cobor (Kuevern in Saxon dialect) in Transylvania, while the massive wooden door, which decorates the living room wall, comes from an old lordly house in the North of Bucovina, near by Sucevita, in Marginea village, famous for its black archaic ceramic. The old leather chair, the living room table, which is a reconverted traditional rustic bench and the antique window shutters, which were turned into the doors of the cabinet, come also from different Saxon villages in Transylvania. The place has an open kitchen with bar, for romantic evenings in two, three, maximum four. Ideally, the apartment can host 2 people, but can accommodate 3-4 too, as the living room sofa is extendable. The cozy atmosphere given by the homey vintage design makes the place the perfect stay for an electric city break, a business trip or a romantic weekend.

We are the Trubadurs. Bucharest natives who know this city inside out. Whether you’re seeking for dining recommendations, hidden local hangouts or party tips, don’t be shy and ask ‘cause we might be able to give a hint or two. For the past ten years we lived and worked around the world, in five countries, on two continents. We are travelers ourselves, so we understand very well how important a cozy and clean place is and all those little things that can turn your stay into an Experience. We speak English, French, Italian and of course, Romanian or we can simply gesticulate in any language you might think of; one way or another we’ll get to understand each other for sure. Please, feel free to ask any question.

Situated in the center on Bucharest, the Old Town is surrounded by many bus stations, subway stations and taxi stations. Luckily you won’t need any of those as everything is within walking distance from the apartment. Every museum you'll wanna see, any square, theater or other tourist attraction, is going to be maximum 5-10 min away from the apartment: The Palace of the Parliament (also known as The People's House), The National History Museum, The Romanian Athenaeum (house for the ”George Enescu” Philharmonic), The Royal Palace, The Revolution Square, The Bucharest National Theatre (TNB), The Unification Square, The National Museum of Contemporary Art (MNAC), The Sutu Palace, The National Art Museum, The University Square, The Old Princely Court, The Statue of Vlad The Impaler and his castle’s ruins, The Roman Square, Cismigiu Gardens, Stavropoleos Monastery and many other historical churches are all reachable within walking distance. The apartment is surrounded by a large variety of bars and cafes, clubs, restaurants and bistros, always vibrant, always full of life. There are also many convenience stores & supermarkets around. Everything is around the corner. Literally.