Eco-certified Accommodation Structures
Discover Eco-Certified Accommodation Units in Sibiu County and those in ecological transition. Following their involvement in the European Tourism Going Green 2030 project, nine accommodation units have obtained the Eco-Romania certification, becoming a model of excellence in sustainable tourism.
Each of them offers an eco-friendly experience for travelers and is committed to contributing to the harmonious development of the community and protecting the environment. Seven of these units are located in the ecotourism destination of the Transylvanian Hills, while two are situated in the Mărginimea Sibiului region.
These accommodation structures focus on the careful valorization of cultural heritage and responsible resource management. The buildings are constructed with sustainable and local materials, seamlessly integrating into the landscape. Rooms are often adorned with Transylvanian painted wooden furniture. Restored vintage objects and natural textiles contribute to elegance and authenticity.
Recycling and composting systems are implemented with care, and water and energy consumption are constantly monitored and optimized. The gardens and orchards provide both a beautiful relaxation setting and fresh ingredients for gastronomic delights.
In such places, hosts serve as extraordinary local guides and actively participate in community projects. Here, you will enjoy quality services while contributing to the development of local communities and the preservation of the surrounding environment, cultural heritage, and natural treasures.
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Alma Via Guesthouse, Alma Vii village, no.101
Eco-Romania Certificate
- traditional Saxon farmhouse restored by travelling horsewomen with furniture and decorations specially designed for these rooms
- large dining room converted for dining and small family events with modern cuisine based on local ingredients
- hilltop sightseeing experiences centred around the fortified church and outdoor movement: horse riding, cycling,
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Alma Vii 104, Alma Vii village, no.104
Eco-Romania Certificate
- traditional houses renovated with own teams of craftsmen
- guest house ladies who ensure guests' contact with the local community
- "whole village" projects through which the Mihai Eminescu Trust is involved in the development of rural communities
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Villa Abbatis, Apoș village, no.27
Eco-Romania Certificate
- promotes outdoor movement through horse riding and the discovery of medieval villages and natural landscapes in a minimally invasive way, on former cart roads and animal trails
- creates job opportunities in crafts (tiling, masonry, carpentry), organic farming and horse care
- total involvement in saving a community almost lost due to emigration, it is an example for the entire Hârtibaciului Valley area
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Bassen Pension, Bazna village, no.237
Eco-Romania Certificate
- saxon farmhouse transformed into a relaxation garden with a sensory path and herb garden
- adapts to all visiting requirements, from hikes along the Via Transilvanica to extended treatment stays in Bazna
- promotes local craftsmen, producers and operators throughout the visit offer and includes visitors in many meal preparation activities
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Pensiunea Oppidum, Biertan village, no.24
Eco-Romania Certificate
- peasant house in the immediate vicinity of the fortified church - UNESCO site
- large courtyard and garden which helps to relax after visiting cultural sights
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CopșaMare Guesthouse, Copșa Mare village, no.146
Eco-Romania Certificate
- pioneers in Transylvania for the stylish way of restoring and furnishing guest rooms
- innovation in cuisine with local ingredients
- experiences with and about the local community, supports biodiversity research in the hilly region of Transylvania
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Casa Noah Experience, Richiș village, no.92
Eco-Romania Certificate
- presents a lifestyle close to nature and promotes simplicity with good taste
- through their presence and the time, they devote to their guests, they encourage the exchange of ideas and contact between different cultures
- are a modern hub of local resources that is increasingly open to visitors and takes advantage of the Via Transilvanica
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Casa cu povești, Râu Sadului village
Eco-Romania Certificate
- mountain running and guided hikes on transhumance trails
- archaic cheese specialities served at sophisticated picnics
- sleeping in the hay and woodland culture
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Pensiunea Rudi & Ella, Săliște village, no.18
Eco-Romania Certificate
- former craftsmen's houses (blacksmith and wheelwright) converted into holiday rooms for a long stay
- playgrounds and outdoor leisure opportunities for children and their parents
- starting point for hikes and bike tours at the foot of the Cindrel mountains
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Accommodation Units in Ecological Transition
Jules Home, Sibiu town
- beautifully restored historic spaces in the citadel of Sibiu, transformed into large, bright rooms with a contemporary design.
- new Transylvanian Kitchen in a medieval courtyard.
- slow Food principles and connection with local producers in the region.
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Hotel Republique, Sibiu town
- villa (residence outside the fortified walls) converted into a guest house with a large garden and complete peace and quiet
- supports access by electric cars which are then replaced by bicycles and walking tours offered by the reception
- attention to detail and cleanliness (they have their own laundry) and cost optimisation through new technologies.
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