Set in the heart of the Vrancea Mountains, along the road connecting Focșani and Brașov, just beyond Putna Waterfall and near the Tișița Gorges Nature Reserve, Casa Tisaru offers an authentic hospitality experience shaped by nature, architecture, and local tradition. Recognized as one of Romania’s most remarkable guesthouses, the property has become known for both its architectural identity and the way it preserves and reinterprets the character of the region.


The project was awarded the Debut Prize at the Architecture Biennale in 2002 and later received the Grand Prize for Local Tradition at the Margareta de Aur Awards in 2008, alongside Second Prize distinctions in 2004 and 2006, reflecting the consistency of a concept built around authenticity and local heritage.


The estate includes more than 20 rooms, organized across 15 accommodation units, complemented by spaces dedicated to social gatherings and events: a shared living and lounge area, restaurant and dining hall, event hall, conference room, sauna, fitness area, and tennis court. The conference space stands out through its contemporary design, integrated audio system, and open views toward the surrounding forest, offering a refined setting for business gatherings and private functions alike. Over the years, the estate has become a well-established destination for premium corporate events, appreciated for the balance between privacy, comfort, and the natural landscape.


The property also includes a separate staff building with multiple bedrooms, completing the infrastructure required for the efficient operation of the estate. A traditionally designed covered outdoor area dedicated to dining and barbecue gatherings, together with the various relaxation spaces and outdoor activities integrated throughout the retreat, further enhance the atmosphere of a place created for social connection, reconnection with nature, and experiential living.


An outdoor gazebo and the surrounding scenery complete the atmosphere of a retreat equally suited for hospitality operations, private events, thematic retreats, or experiential tourism concepts rooted in local identity. At the same time, the versatility and scale of the estate allow it to function as a private residence immersed in nature, with an integrated business component that can be developed or operated immediately.


Casa Tisaru is also renowned for its culinary component, centered around traditional cuisine, organic products, naturally smoked specialties, and artisanal wild berry preserves, all carefully prepared to reflect the authenticity and gastronomic heritage of the region.


Its location, close to landmarks such as the Tișița Gorges, Lepșa Monastery, Putna Waterfall, and the Lepșa Trout Farm, further enhances the appeal of a property capable of supporting multiple hospitality and lifestyle directions, within one of Romania’s most spectacular natural landscapes.