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Hotel Iadolina

Hotel Iadolina

3 out of 5
Stana de Vale Budureasa BH
Stay at this hotel in Budureasa. Enjoy free breakfast, free parking, and a 24-hour front desk.
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Hotel Iadolina
Villa Diva

Villa Diva

2 out of 5
n/a Budureasa BH
Stay at this villa in Budureasa. Enjoy free WiFi, free parking, and a sauna. Popular attraction Meziad Cave is located nearby.
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Villa Diva
Hotel Iadolina

Hotel Iadolina

2 out of 5
STANA DE VALE, BUDUREASA, BIHOR Budureasa BH
Stay at this hotel in Budureasa. Enjoy free parking, onsite spa services, and a 24-hour front desk.
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Hotel Iadolina
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Villa Diva

Villa Diva

2 out of 5
n/a Budureasa BH
Stay at this villa in Budureasa. Enjoy free WiFi, free parking, and a sauna. Popular attraction Meziad Cave is located nearby.
Villa Diva
Viewtopia - The Secret Land

Viewtopia - The Secret Land

2 out of 5
180C Valea Draganului Poieni Cluj County
Stay at this cottage in Poieni. Enjoy free WiFi, a garden, and a picnic area. Popular attraction Octavian Goga Memorial House is located nearby.
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'For the evening walk, we decided to climb one of the hills facing our guesthouse. Our nostrils were invaded by the smells of the countryside, of the wild flowers, and of the trees seen through the small stretches of forest we came across. The view on the other side of the hill was unforgettable: Cobleş Village in the dim light of the setting sun. ‘It should be quite a feast waking up every day to this view’ I told an old lady approaching us. It all felt so mellow, light, and close to the original beauty of places and goodness in the people.'

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