Caraş-Severin: cerca villaggi turistici

Set in Buchin, 31 km from Muntele Mic Chairlift, Retreat în padure offers accommodation with access to a garden. This property offers access to a patio and free private parking. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay! We were looking for a place where we could disconnect from work and city life to be out in nature for our anniversary this year, and this place was just what we were looking for! The Location: The location is very convenient. Barely 10 min. away from a major city, but rural where you won't be bothered. The county road leading to the property is of good quality, and the property is easy to find. The path from the road to the cabin is kept well, and accessible by all vehicles. (We had a station wagon that is quite low to the ground.) Once you arrive you feel like you are thousands of miles away from the stress of the city, although you conveniently aren't. A very neat thing is the location of the cabin is in one of the few regions of Romania where there are fireflies, of which there were hundreds to be observed while we sat by the fire! The location is also close to a major mountain range where there are plenty of marked trails and peaks for hiking, such as the peak Țarcu which we hiked. The Cabin: It is a charming little cabin that although looks small on the outside has considerable room inside. I am a larger dude and had plenty of room maneuvering through the kitchenette with my wife. Speaking of the kitchenette, it has a sink and all manor of teas, and coffees are provided along with any dishes, cooking and eating utensils you will need. The bed is comfortable, and rather large. The bathroom is of decent size, and the shower; although fitted for me (again I'm a bigger dude), is more than except especially for the type of cabin it is.The deck is more than big enough for the chairs, table and my guitar. And is a comfortable spot if perhaps you aren't too comfortable with the grass. It was also the place where we ate all our meals. Now remember this cabin is eco friendly, it uses water from the stream, and is powered by solar panels. But don't worry there was plenty of water for the whole 3 days we were there.