Rooms

SOFIA FOLBERTH COTTAGE

Belonging to Casa Kraus, yet with its own distinct personality, that’s how best to describe Sofia Folberth Cottage, located in the guesthouse courtyard.

JOHANN KRAUS

Did you know that Casa Kraus gets its name from the parish priest, Johann Kraus, who lived in the parsonage-the very plans of which inspired the contruction of the current building?

HERMANN OBERTH

Hermann Oberth was born into a Saxon family in Transylvania and was fascinated by science from an early age. This room was inspired by his experiments.

SAMUEL VON BRUKENTHAL

Governor of Transylvania and one of the most important figures in the cultural and political life of the country’s western region,

STEPHAN LUDWIG ROTH

A humanist thinker, historian, teacher, and Saxon Lutheran pastor from Transylvania, Roth was one of the active figures of Saxon intellectual life.

JOHANNES HONTERUS

A religious reformer of the Transylvanian Saxons and the founder of the Saxon Gymnasium in the courtyard of the Black Church in Brașov, Johannes Honterus dedicated his life to education.

CARL WOLFF

A Saxon economist, journalist, and politician from Transylvania, Carl Wolff was the director of the Savings Bank in Sibiu.

FRANZ BINDER

A Saxon economist, journalist, and politician from Transylvania, Carl Wolff was the director of the Savings Bank in Sibiu.

ANNA SCHULLER

Children love bedtime stories, so the only room in the guesthouse where kids can sleep on their own is named after one of the first teachers