Hotels in the mountains resorts of Prahova Valley or in Brasov, as well as the city of Sibiu were the most sought after travel destinations for the long weekend ahead Romanians, when the National Day is celebrated.
Accommodation prices start from RON 250 for a stay, while the most expensive packages are in Sibiu, due to its recently opened Christmas Fair, which can rival with similar fairs in Vienna or across cities in Germany.
So, Sibiu has become one of the most sought after travel destinations and most expensive cities in Romania, with the hotels here posting an occupancy rate of 99%. For November 30-December 2 mini-holiday, tourists practically can find only few spare rooms in Sibiu, sometimes at prices that exceed RON 2,000 for a double room.
Marginimea Sibiului is also almost full. Here prices start from RON 1,250 for the four-day stay for two persons and could reach almost RON 2,000 a stay in Saliste.
A luxury chalet for 20 people in Sebesul de Jos in Sibiu county is rent for RON 12,000 –four nights.
90% of the hotels and pensions are also booked in Brasov mountain resorts this weekend.
Big four and five-star hotels in Poiana Brasov have sold almost all packages for prices ranging from EUR 169 per person in double room up to EUR 199/person in a luxury apartment for four persons in a four-star hotel.
The prices include St. Andrew’s parties with DJ and karaoke and traditional celebrations on the National Day. Besides, tourists can enjoy Spa therapies, pool, Jacuzzi and fitness in the hotels, all included in the accommodation price.
The occupancy rate in Bran-Moeciu area is up to 96%, with accommodation fees in two-star pensions ranging from RON 70 to RON 100/per person for a night with breakfast included.
In Predeal, a four-night stay in a three-star hotel costs EUR 200/person in a double room and could mount up to EUR 280/a room for 4 persons.
Prahova Valley remains a hot spot for tourists for this min-holiday as well, with the occupancy rate up to 90%. Tourists paid RON 290 for two nights here, on the average.
Northern country welcomes visitors with Winter Bocovbeat, starting in Gura Humorului on December 1. The winter festival will take place the whole cold season, 12 weekend overall.
Prices for a three-day stay in Gura Humorului start from RON 350 in pensions and could climb up to RON 820 in a four-star hotel downtown the resort.
If you still made a homestretch decision to go somewhere for the National Day long weekend you may find spare rooms in the Tihuta-Colibita region in Bistrita-Nasaud county. Here the occupancy rate is barely 60% and prices for a three-day stay in pensions range from RON 250 up to RON 900.
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