Restaurant Pietrele lui Solomon — Hotel in Zona Metropolitană Brașov

First of all, the hotel lies on a medium busy road leading right into the city centre, so better don‘t leave your room‘s windows open in order not to be disturbed during your dreams by noisy traffic.|It has only got three parking lots outside the hotel. Actually, it should better be called a bed & breakfast accommodation. Reception, bar and breakfast buffet are more or less the same furniture wise.|Well, let’s start at the beginning. We were welcomed by a very friendly young man and after having filled in the registration document led to our room, which was on the second floor with no elevator at all. It did not even have an AC, which admittedly we didn’t need at this late time of the year. But I would not bet on not missing it during the summer season.|We had to carry our bags ourselves and weren’t even asked whether we needed any help. The room was spacious and the floor covered with a dirty looking carpet. It seemed rather old with lots of dark stains which definitely hadn’t been professionally cleaned for a long time. There were even a couple of pretty dead insects on the floor which hadn’t even been removed the second evening. However, everything else, the bed and the furniture looked rather clean and so did the large bathroom. The bed‘s mattress was quite saggy as well and surely needs to be replaced.|Breakfast was okay and sufficient, though nothing compared to what you would usually expect from a 4-star-hotel.|My advice: call it a B&B, replace the worn-out stuff and tidy the rooms properly and regularly and I’m sure, guests won’t be...

During my recent visit to Brașov, I had the pleasure of dining at the restaurant Pietrele lui Solomon, nestled in the heart of the historic Șchei district. The ambiance was intimate and elegant, providing the perfect setting for a memorable meal.

The highlight of my dining experience was undoubtedly the papanași. These traditional Romanian doughnuts were served warm, boasting a perfectly golden exterior and a soft, fluffy interior. Topped with rich sour cream and a generous helping of homemade berry jam, each bite offered a harmonious blend of sweetness and creaminess that was simply divine.

The staff at Pietrele lui Solomon were exceptionally attentive and friendly, enhancing the overall experience. Their dedication to preserving and showcasing traditional Romanian cuisine is evident in every dish they serve.

If you find yourself in Brașov, a visit to Pietrele lui Solomon is a must, especially for their outstanding papanași. It’s a culinary delight that beautifully encapsulates the rich flavors of...

The advertisment about this hotel was that it is a 4 stars hotel, but it is a missleading advrtise. 1.There is no elevator .2. The owner of this hotel counts your glassea of coffee and charges you. Where can you hear about 4stars hotel that counts your glasses of coffe during breakfast which you payed in advance?3. There is no parking place but only for 3cars, if you want to park you have to park down the street in a public parking.4. There is no aircondition in the room and it is hot!!! I dont have to explain the reason l need an aircondition!!!!The prize is high now l checked in in a real four stars hotel in Bucarest and it is a real 4stars hotel and cheaper than that hotel in Brasov!!!! I couldnt immediatly councel my order because he could...