Our Houses
Pick a house on the map and see the details!
Prémium Házaink
Andrika
The house bears the name of its former owner. It comes from Gyimesfelsőlok (Lunca de Sus); its new spot is on the hillside in the upper part of the plot. The house functions as two separate rooms.
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Buha
The house from Buha creek stands on the hillside of the plot and has its own modern
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Etelka
The house bears the name of its former owner. It comes from Görbepatak; its new spot is at the very top of the plot on the hillside. It has its own bathroom. (Sleeps 6)
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Fogadó Ház
The ground floor of the central building, extended from a Gyimesbükk farmhouse, holds a dining room and kitchen where we can seat and serve 44 guests. Ideal for smaller events! Upstairs there is accommodation in one four-bed, two six-bed and one eight-bed room. Separate men's and women's washrooms are available. (Sleeps 24)
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Kondor
This house, relocated from Gyimesbükk, stands on the hillside and enjoys a beautiful view over part of the Boroș valley. Washing facilities are in the basement of the Kúria. (Sleeps 7)
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Kúria
The jewel of the hillside is the house called Kúria (the Manor), built from the timber of a house erected in 1867. Levels 1 and 2 hold two rooms for 4 and two rooms for 5, each with its own bathroom. The basement has a large room with a kitchen for 6. The basement also houses WCs and showers for guests staying in the hillside houses.
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Tarhavasi
This house arrived at the skanzen in the spring of 2010. It has two traditionally furnished rooms with separate entrances and a shared bathroom. (Sleeps 7)
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Bálványos
This house, relocated from Bálványos creek, has three traditionally furnished rooms with separate entrances. Washing facilities are in the Bath House. (Sleeps 9)
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Csorja
This house from Papolc (Păpăuți) in Háromszék was originally built by the Csorja family, after whom it is named. We moved it to its current spot in 2021. The seven-room house, sleeping 22, is a superb combination of present-day comfort and last-century tradition. “Once upon a time... a Szekler lad, with a shell splinter in his shoulder, was making his way home from the First World War when he caught sight of a young mother rocking her little daughter in her arms while mourning her husband, fallen in the war. He pitied her at once, but when they looked at each other they knew immediately that God had made them for one another. Ferenc Csorja of Papolc set about building their own home on the family plot, opposite his parents' house, and moved in with Ida Bagoly around 1922, once the priest had given them his blessing. Ferenc Csorja the younger — my father — was born in 1924, and after returning safely from the Second World War and the English captivity that followed, he became a teacher in Kovászna, where he started a family and lived out his life until his death in 2021. After his parents passed away, the house in Papolc, with its rich orchard, waited for its fortunes to turn, but since I, the sole heir, could not do justice to what the beautiful garden and house offered — fate had carried me quite far away — I hoped for a wonderful solution, which was granted in 2021. The Gyimes Skanzen Guesthouse accepted my offer, and so the house so dear to my heart, built by my Grandfather with his own two hands 100 years ago, began a new life.” – Viola Török
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Gyimesbükki
The house from Gyimesbükk has two rooms with separate entrances, including traditional straw-mattress beds. Washing facilities are in the Bath House. (Sleeps 6)
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Kilén
This house, relocated from Gyimesközéplok, has two rooms with separate entrances. Washing facilities are in the Bath House. (Sleeps 8)
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Madarasi
Our only house not from the Csángó lands. This three-room farmhouse with two entrances was brought from Csíkmadaras and has its own bathroom. (Sleeps 6)
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Mihók
The only original house on the plot. A two-room farmhouse built in the early 1900s, with its original furniture. Both rooms are heated by tiled stoves.
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Nagygyimesi
This house, moved here from Nagygyimes, has three traditionally furnished rooms with separate entrances. Washing facilities are in the Bath House. (Sleeps 6)
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