Resort EuroPark in Brasov

I stayed for five nights at EuroPark Fundata, and unfortunately, it was an extremely unpleasant experience, especially due to the food. After eating the meals provided, almost everyone in our group of approximately 35 people experienced digestive issues—severe cramps, nausea, vomiting, and repeated episodes of diarrhea. Most of us ended up spending more time in the bathroom than actually enjoying our stay, which raises serious concerns about the hygiene and quality of the ingredients used. The food was of poor quality and likely unsafe to eat. The fries had a strong fishy taste, suggesting they were fried in reused oil, and the soups were not fresh but seemed to be leftovers from previous days. The cleanliness was acceptable but far from exceptional. However, the biggest issue was the food, which was not only of low quality but also seriously affected our health. Overall, I do not recommend this guesthouse under any circumstances. I hope the management takes urgent action to improve food safety and the conditions offered.

I stayed here for 2 days and the check-in procedure was smooth, the lady at the counter really friendly. Was kind of surprised when I noticed that there's a form of ~ 8 pages to be read before checking in (which had a lot of warnings and conditions). The rooms are on the old side, it was probably created/renovated some 5-10 years ago but now it looks pretty bad, the bed mattresses are springy, the furniture in the rooms quite beaten, even some power plugs which are broken. The bathroom was alright, it included a window as well. Hot water wasn't a problem, room was warm enough. Now, given that this is a "resort" I decided to try the amenities in the first day, which by the way, are not included in the room price. Bad choice, the pool is quite small and also full of chlorine which immediately irritated my throat and eyes, couldn't really swim that much. Cannot comment on the jacuzzi and the sauna, they were both closed although included in the fee that I paid for 1 access (35 lei). The restaurant is another story. The included breakfast is your typical buffet, pretty decent but quite tight (only served 8-10). The a-la-carte side of it (which you have to visit 2 times a day, for lunch and dinner) had quite under par food and pretty expensive as well for what it offered. I am normally willing to try a lot of different stuff and I did here too - was only pleasantly surprised by the "pork wing" dish, the others I tried (pasta, papricas, sheep pastrami, chcicken schnizel and so forth) were well below par not to mention that the cooks are really rigid - you cannot order a main course with a switched side dish or even a side dish separately, you are forced to order a full meal even though you may only want to try something small. This, of course, given that you have no choice there, there's only one restaurant and according to the rules, you are not allowed to eat anything else on the public premises. A friend has arrived to have a drink with us one night (didn't stay more than 1 hour) and I was surprised when he told me that his wife (who remained in the camper van that they arrived with) was scared by 3 resort employees and threatened, only when she warned with calling the police was left alone. Overall I would say it's pretty overrated, very expensive for what it offers and probably there are better choices around the area.