Hotels near Bădeni

The vibe and the atmosphere that the house creates are absolutely storybook.

It was a wonderful experience! The host was very welcoming, the view spectactular, clean, warm and cozy. We also brought our dog, no extra charge. Even if they’re just getting started they are well on their way to success!

This cabin is really, really cool. It has everything you need for a weekend gateway or even more days. You can barbeque, take a hot bath in a traditional jacuzzi(ciubar), spend time in the garden. There are lots of activities nearby like horse riding, mountain hikes, 4x4 activities with cars. The host was really nice and organised for us a trip with jeep cars right to the top of Iezer mountain. It was an incredible experience and the kids really enjoyed it. If you want to find some peace and quiet or reach a spot where you can find adrenaline activities nearby this is the spot. I really recommend this accommodation!

My partner and I recently returned from the Apple Tree Tiny House, and frankly, my ears are still recovering. If you’re looking for an escape from the city hustle, be warned: the silence here is so profound, it’s practically audible. You’ll be begging for a distant siren by day three, but in the best, most therapeutic way possible. This place isn't just an accommodation; it's a beautifully curated experience in rustic simplicity. Set on a sprawling, magical piece of land, the Apple Tree Tiny House is one of five gorgeous wooden cabins spread just far enough apart (about 50m) to give you privacy while still fostering the feeling of belonging to a tiny, temporary, old-world village. We actually looked forward to our morning walk to the turret-style outdoor kitchen, where exchanging a friendly "hello" with a fellow adventurer over a steaming cup of coffee became a delightful daily ritual. You genuinely feel like a welcomed resident, sharing stories and (likely) commiserating over who remembered their slippers for the shower. Speaking of amenities, let’s talk logistics. The outdoor, ecological shower is surprisingly refreshing—just remember to bring your own towels and slippers unless you enjoy performing a delicate, damp sprint back to your cabin. The outdoor compostable toilet is an act of ecological devotion; consider it part of the required mindfulness training. You’ll become intimately acquainted with the concepts of waste not, want not and "always check for the flashlight." Yes, you need to pack smart. A frontal flashlight is non-negotiable for navigating after sundown (unless you're secretly a seasoned nocturnal truffle pig). And if the weather forecast mentions rain, swap your fashionable sneakers for hiking boots—this is green, vast land, not paved luxury. Our host, Madalin, is the heart of this tiny village. Not only can he guide you on an epic hiking trip in the area, but he also ensures you’re well-fed.