Casa Ioana

Situated in the very centre of the charming and thriving city of Sibiu near the German Consulate, Casa Ioana enjoys safety, silence and fresh air.

The hotel provides tastefully furnished rooms and free wireless internet access in the entire hotel, thus being an ideal place for leisure and business guests. All cultural attractions and business areas are situated in the immediate surroundings. The Radu Stanca theatre and the Thalia Hall and the SNCFR station can easily be reached on foot.

Rooms: 10
Rate: 39 - 80 EUR

The "Casa Ioana" building is located in the centre of the city and is the former villa of Nicu Ceausescu, the son of the communist dictator Nicolae Ceausescu and a very important official of Sibiu during the communist period.

The mansion has a reception and a breakfast parlour. The front courtyard offers plenty of parking space for 9 cars. The garden behind the mansion is a beautiful place for rest and relaxation.

Sibiu is the most important city in the county of Sibiu. It is situated in the longitude of 24° 29' East (in line with Lyon) and in the latitude of 45° 48’ North (in line with Athena), near the geographical center of Romania. (See the map)
Set in the Cibin Depression, the city is near to Fagaras Mountains (about. 20 km), Cibin Mountains (12 km), and Lotrului Mountains (about 15km), which border the depression in the southwestern part. The north and east boundaries of Sibiu territory are settled by Târnavelor Plateau which descends to the Cibin Valley through Gusteritei Hill.
Cibin river and some roads of national and international interest run through Sibiu which is also an important city for the railway transportation, being the meeting point of routes from east-west and north-south. Area: 121 square km.

Sibiu is beautiful; indeed a delight for the eyes. At the center of it all stands the proud fortress-church, built by the original German settlers in Gothic sturdiness. Sibiu is an easy city to explore on foot, one with a good selection of restaurants, pavement cafes and beer gardens, but perhaps the most enduring memory is that of the dormer windows overlooking the squares in such a manner that they give the eerie impression that you are always being watched - these are the 'eyes of Sibiu'!