Cabana Ștevia Azuga Recommendation

The cabin offers 7 double rooms, each with a private bathroom, a fully equipped kitchen, a barbecue, and a dining room. It is available exclusively for full rental, with accommodation-only options. The rates are: 1000 lei from Monday to Thursday, 1500 lei from Friday to Sunday, and 2000 lei on public holidays. Formerly Ceaușescu’s villa, now known as Azuga Hunting Lodge, it is managed by the Azuga Forestry District and is located in a splendid spruce forest. Built in 1960 by the Romanian state, it was initially used by Gheorghe Gheorghiu-Dej and later by the Ceaușescu family. Situated in the upper valley of the Prahova River, in the northern part of Prahova County, at an altitude of 1,162 m, the lodge is on Valea Azugii county road, about 12 km from the town of Azuga. Azuga Hunting Lodge – Vila Ștevia is one of the main tourist attractions in the Prahova Valley. Azuga Resort is known for its impressive natural reserves in the Prahova Valley, including: • Botanical Natural Reserve Poiana cu Narcise – Clăbucetul Azugii (18.5 ha) • Botanical Natural Reserve Poiana cu Narcise – Unghia Mare (18.22 ha) • Complex Natural Reserve Valea Turcului (113.75 ha) • Complex Natural Reserve I Unghia Mare (42 ha) • Complex Natural Reserve II Unghia Mare (50 ha) • Complex Natural Reserve III Unghia Mare (78.75 ha) • Complex Natural Reserve Valea Cazacului (257.75 ha) • Geological and Geomorphological Natural Reserve Unghia Mică (139.75 ha). The resort also hosts remarkable natural monuments: • The Secular Beech Tree in the yard of the Forestry District • The Mammoth Tree (Sequoia gigantea) • The White Fir, located on the trail to Gârbova, 3 km away, in Șaua Mare.