CAZARE ARIESENI - HOTELURI ARIESENI - PENSIUNI ARIESENI

Mountain Dew Guesthouse is a new, modern establishment located 200 m from both slopes of Vartop.
The pension offers 7 rooms for accommodation as follows:
5 double rooms with bathroom;
2 rooms with bathroom Tirpa
Rooms are equipped with cable TV and WiFi.
It also offers a fully equipped bucvatarie and dining.
The unit also has its own car park.

Located in Transylvania, more precisely in Alba County, Arieșeni is one of the most publicized communes and this is due to tourism. The belonging villages are, Avrămești, Bubești, Casa de Piatră, Cobleș, Dealu Bajului, Fața Cristesei, Fața Lăpușului, Galbena, Hodobana, Izlaz, Păntești, Pătrăhăițești, Poienița, Ravicești, Sturu, Ștei-Arieșeni and Located at an altitude of 950 m, representing a starting point in the climbing and hiking trails in the Apuseni Mountains, Arieșeni is located on the border between Alba and Bihor counties. This tourist locality is to be visited all year round, through the warm landscapes of the Apuseni Mountains for relaxation but also for winter sports on the slopes of Vârtop. The average length of the ski season in this region is from December to March / April. The most famous ski slope in this area is the Vârtop ski slope, very well maintained and equipped with ski lifts and snow maintenance equipment. The total length of the slope is 1,000 meters, with an altitude difference of 200 m, medium difficulty, also benefiting from night installation. If you do not have ski or other snow sports equipment, you can rent any equipment at reasonable prices. A place not to be missed is the Scărișoara Glacier, a karst phenomenon unique in Romania, located at a distance of only 15 km from Arieșeni. The Scărișoara Glacier has three areas for tourists who want to visit it. The avenue is equipped with a protective fence, a secure gate and stairs with metal railings. The large hall is equipped with lighting and a circuit of wooden floors with railings to protect the temperature rise. The little church hall is properly lit, and access to it is prohibited. Area The Apuseni Mountains are the place with the most karst phenomena in our country. It is the most important tourist spot in Apuseni mountains. Leaving Arieșeni, on foot, you can reach the Scărișoara Glacier following the red triangle: Arieșeni center - Fata Lăpușului village - Valea Garda Seacă - Ghețar village - Scărișoara Glacier. For those who want to go by car, in the autumn of 2012, the road that climbs to the glacier through the Ordancusa Gorges and descends on Mununa was completed - a one-way road. Important tourist objectives in the area are, Poarta lui Ionele Cave, on the bank of Ordăncusa Valley. The Gates of Bihor Cave, the Rusty Pit. Izbucul Cotetul Dobreștilor - an underground stream that collects the waters from the Glacier Plateau and comes to the surface in the form of a real stream, from a cave. Vartop Glacier - the wonderful cave in Arieșeni that had as its first visitor a Neanderthal man, whose trace you can now find at the Institute of Speleology in Cluj. During the summer, the Girls' Fair on Găina Mountain or the Mountain of Love, as it is also known, is highly publicized. It is one of the most important and unique holidays of the moţi that takes place in July, in the commune of Avram Iancu in the Apuseni Mountains. The fame of this girls' fair has gone beyond the borders of our country. One of the legends of Chicken Mountain says that here lived a girl who had a hen that made golden eggs, and the lovers who came to confess their love received a golden egg. Once upon a time, girls came to the fair to be dressed as boys and were crowned on Mount Găina. Historians claim that the appearance of the fair was due to the need for communication between the people of these places, who lived in isolated and scattered settlements. The fair involved, along with the economic relations between the inhabitants of the Arieş and Crişuri Valleys, also matrimonial relations. Nowadays, the fair is an opportunity for motorbikes and tourists from other lands to party, participate in dance and gastronomy contests, concerts and folk performances and to admire the creations of folk craftsmen. Only here in this area of ​​Apuseni you have the opportunity to hear the voice of the tulnicele, a popular instrument of the Moţi tradition. Arieșeni is located almost 120 kilometers from the city of Alba Iulia, the residence of Alba County. If you come by train to get to Arieșeni from Alba Iulia there are local minibus trips to Câmpeni and Abrud, or through Zlatna. You can also get from Cluj to Câmpeni. Arieșeni, a small town in the land of the Moţi, lives from tourism. The hospitality of the hosts is well known, and the traditional dishes are unmistakable. As for accommodation in Arieseni, there is no need to worry; you will find a lot of accommodation units: quite modern hotels or pensions, which can offer you an excellent stay.