From 100 euros upwards is a night's accommodation at house no. 163 in Viscri, owned by the Prince of Wales. It is just one of the properties owned by Prince Charles in Romania.
The announcement regarding the opening of the building to the public was made by Eugen Vaida, director of the Prince Charles Foundation in Romania.
"So, you will be able to see the exhibitions of the architecture summer schools, the "florilegium" which contains drawings of most species of flora from Transylvania, the traditional products store set up with the support of Profi Romania, the aromatic and vegetable gardens tended by the children from Viscri, and at end of the tour I hope you enjoy the tea at the cafe set up in the shed of the household. We have a formidable team: Mihai and Raluca Grigore from Viscri who have also taken over the management of the household, younger colleagues from the Viscri community and some energetic volunteers. I would like to thank them in this way for all their efforts. Part of the income will go to the projects we want to support in the local community, and another part to the projects we want to develop at the national level. If you pass through Viscri, do not hesitate to enter the house at 163".
Spor on the reservation, I didn't manage to find any free period
I tried to make a reservation, but the official website posted by the foundation is not active, you can find it here (maybe you'll have better luck), and I couldn't find any free days on the booking engines.
. However, it is not the only house where you can stay. We spent a few days at Mălâncrav 276, and we wrote about the pros and cons of such an experience here.
Mălâncrav, the village with the largest population of Saxons in Transylvania
