Flori de Iulie Apartamente

HOTEL OVERVIEW

Look, I’ll be honest – when I first saw “Flori de Iulie Apartamente” on the booking site, I almost scrolled past thinking it was just another generic apartment block. But man, was I wrong about this place. Tucked away on Mihai Viteazul street (which, if you know Brașov at all, puts you right in that sweet spot between the old town chaos and actual residential life), these apartments are what happens when someone actually cares about the details.

The building itself is pretty unassuming from the outside – I mean, it’s not going to win any architecture awards – but step inside and you immediately get why this place has a 9.7 rating. The apartments are genuinely spacious, not that cramped European “cozy” that usually means you’re bumping into furniture every five minutes. What really got me was the kitchen setup – they’ve actually thought about how people cook, with proper counter space and appliances that work without needing a engineering degree. The owner, Maria (lovely woman, speaks perfect English), clearly understands that travelers want to feel settled, not like they’re camping indoors. She’s usually around during check-in hours and honestly knows more about Brașov’s hidden gems than most tour guides.

Here’s the thing about the location that booking sites won’t tell you – you’re about a 12-minute walk to Council Square, but more importantly, you’re two blocks from that little market on Republicii where locals actually shop. The street itself is quiet enough that you won’t hear drunk tourists singing at 2 AM (trust me, this matters in Brașov), but you’re still close enough to everything that you won’t feel isolated. Parking can be a bit tricky – there’s street parking, but it fills up fast during summer months, so get there early or ask Maria about the paid lot around the corner. The Wi-Fi actually works properly (I was doing video calls without issues), and the water pressure is surprisingly good for a building this age. One small thing – the walls aren’t super thick, so if you’re a light sleeper, pack earplugs just in case you get neighbors who talk loudly. But honestly, most people staying here seem to be the respectful traveler type, not the party crowd. If you’re looking for that authentic “living in Brașov” experience without sacrificing comfort, this is your spot. It’s not fancy, but it’s thoughtful, and sometimes that makes all the difference.