Apartament Selimbar Apartment
Main amenities
- 80 m²
- 2 bedrooms
- 2 bathrooms
- 5 guests
- 3 beds
Location
The spacious Apartament Selimbar Apartment lies 25 minutes' walk from Nicolae Balcescu Academy of Land Forces. This apartment also offers complimentary private parking on site.
A 25-minute walk will take guests to Medical School. This 80 m² apartment is 10 minutes' drive from Franz Binder Museum of Universal Ethnography.
A balcony and a dressing room are equipped with a television, as well as ironing facilities for guests' ultimate comfort. Featuring a sofa set and a work desk, the interior pieces also include soundproof windows. Offering a bidet and a tub, a bathroom comes with hairdryers and bath sheets.
A microwave, an electric kettle, and a fridge are offered in a kitchen. Apartament Selimbar Apartment is within walking distance of XXL bus stop.
Review by hotel critic
My family and I recently had the pleasure of staying at Apartament Selimbar during our visit to the beautiful region near Sibiu. This spacious and comfortable two-bedroom apartment served as our cozy haven amidst the picturesque surroundings of the Carpathian Mountains. Upon arrival, we were pleased to find a reserved parking space conveniently located right in front of the building, making our transition from the road to our temporary home seamless. We were graciously granted a one-hour extension for our checkout time, which alleviated any rush or stress on our departure day, allowing us to savor our final moments in this tranquil setting. As an adventure guide who values inclusivity and warmth in hospitality, I was particularly impressed by the family-friendly amenities and activities available at the apartment. the thoughtful touches and considerations made our stay not only comfortable but also engaging for our entire family. For families seeking a welcoming and inclusive atmosphere amidst the natural beauty of Romania, I highly recommend considering this tranquil abode as your base for unforgettable memories in this enchanting region.
