The uniqueness of the Romanian country side is the rural traditions which are still very much part of the way of life, now days. The landscape has shepherd`s huts and haystacks and the horse with cart is a way of transport for many locals. The village called today Poiana Sarata it has his origins at the beginning of the nineteenth century (1823) when the Emperor Francis (Franz) I (1792-1835) issue
s an order to the Imperial Chancellery of Vienna to found a village as an establishment of a border guard between Transylvania belonging to the Austro-Hungarian Empire and Moldavia, part of Romania. Originally is called `Salty Village` and renamed later as `Salted Meadows`, Romanian Poiana Sarata. Maria`s Guesthouse is located central in the village and can accommodate between ten to fifteen people. Our location has all the benefits of a clean, fresh and authentic country side life with a good balance between old and modern, past and present.
