Best Western Hotel Fantanita Haiducului

Situated in the centre of Romania, a 15-minute drive away from the town of Sibiu, the "Fantanita Haiducului" is set amidst an idyllic natural scenery.

Wood and stone are blended harmoniously with modern facilities in this inviting hotel, offering elegantly furnished rooms and a fine restaurant with savoury Romanian cuisine. Only 15 km away from the casino and 20 km from the National Brunkenthal Museum this hotel is a great place for exploring Sibiu and its surroundings.

To business guests the hotel offers a conference hall for 100 people and 2 board rooms for 18 and 16 people - all modernly equipped. An internet room is available as well.

Rooms: 37
Rate: 42 - 150 EUR

The Rustic Restaurant offers traditional Romanian ambience and hospitality and a capacity of 100 seats (including a small parlour with 25 seats). Let yourself be enthralled by the scents of traditional Romanian cuisine and enjoy the specialities of the house, like “Supper of outlawry”, “Little fountain”, “The wood woman” dainties, “Outlaw-style grilled chops”, “Bean soup served in home-made bread baked on a hearth with red onions” or “The outlaw’s platter”. Do not miss the season’s specials and the house wine. Relax and let you and your friends or family be pampered with theses culinary specialities and impeccable service.

Taste excellent wines recommended by the best sommeliers, accompanied by folkloric rhythms in the picturesque cellar with a capacity of 34 places.

Enjoy a cup of coffee in the bar listening to music of the “vinyl years” (capacity: 24 places).

The Red Parlour provides classic elegance for special events like weddings, parties, receptions, banquets, official dinners for up to 180 guests.

Sibiu-Hermannstadt, the ancient city in Transylvania first mentioned in 1192, is one of Europe’s most valuable tourist areas. Discover impressive Gothic and Byzantine buildings like the Council Tower (16th century), the Brukenthal Palace, the Old City Hall, the Evangelic Church (15th century), the Liars’ Bridge, the Guilds’ Defense Towers, the Astra Museum of Traditional Popular Civilization (open-air museum), the Museum of Natural History, the Museum of Ethnography, the Museum of Popular Saxon Art, the Museum of Weapons and Hunting Trophies and many others.