Brasov: Ferienwohnungen und Apartments

We enjoyed the apartment although we had only three days in the city. It is walking distance to all the main sights in the city and the best restaurants and bars, and it was nice to stay up and drink alcohol without having to drive to a hotel. The apartment is ample for two people (4 people could sleep there, but I would not recommend it) and reasonably priced; it has enough kitchen utensils to cook at home, which we did not do. The bathroom is large and very comfortable. The major down side of living downtown is the parking: there are no large parking garages in Brasov, as everywhere in Romania, and we found that the options suggested by the owner did not work out. Finding free street parking in Brasov is like looking for a needle in a haystack. We decided to park at the little parking garage of the Hospital Regina Maria (Strada Pieții 9, Brașov), 10 minutes on foot from the main square. The cost is very reasonable by German standards, around five euro per day, and there was always availability. We suggest not wasting time looking around and parking there for convenience. The apartment could use some brochures about Brasov and surroundings. We are older people who still enjoy looking at brochures and using a paper map, as opposed to relying on googlemaps. Brasov is a tough city to navigate, and it is good to have a map ito Supplement electronic tools, which sometimes led us astray.