The owners of Nikolas Haus spent years searching for a place that truly captured the spirit of Brașov’s old town—a home with soul, history, and a story worth telling. When they stumbled upon a charming property in the heart of the Schei district, they knew they had found something extraordinary. What began as their personal dream home soon revealed far more than they expected. During renovations, they uncovered beautifully preserved 17th-century wood beams, proving the house was not from the 18th century as originally believed, but built in 1698. With each discovery, the home revealed its centuries-old character and quiet magic. Inspired by this history, the owners made a heartfelt promise: to preserve the home’s authentic charm while creating a space travelers would love. In their 2021 renovation, they carefully blended original architectural details with modern comforts, premium amenities, and thoughtful design—honoring the past while embracing the needs of today’s guests. The result is Nikolas Haus, a one-of-a-kind stay where history, comfort, and warm hospitality come together. They are delighted to share their treasured home with travelers from around the world—and hope it becomes a place you’ll remember long after your journey ends.

Experience the charm of Brașov’s historic Schei District at Nikolas Haus, a beautifully restored 17th-century building offering modern, boutique-style apartments. Enjoy premium comforts including fully equipped kitchens or kitchenettes,Nespresso coffee, rainfall showers, luxury amenities, and high-speed WiFi. Relax in our private courtyard, explore the Old Town just steps away, and take advantage of free on-site parking—a rare perk in this neighborhood. Your stay is effortless with self check-in and easy public transport access (less than 5-minute walk). A perfect blend of history, comfort, and style awaits you at Nikolas Haus.

About Brasov and the Transylvania Region: An aura of mystery and intrigue abounds in this ancient storied region of Transylvania. Brasov is a medieval city with a resounding ring of authenticity. As the entrance to Transylvania, you’ll find a peace and quiet here not present in more modern places. The pace of life slows down, and your shoulders relax. You’ll see mountains and forests, centuries old landmarks that are open to guests and visitors and the modern-day interpretation of life in a small village. Just 1 KM away is City Council Square, the historic center of Brasov. As you wind your way there down narrow cobblestone streets, you’ll take in a mixture baroque, gothic, and Renaissance architecture. Enjoy a beverage at one of the outdoor cafes, as you marvel at the rainbow of building facades and listen to the chime of a 13th century clock tower. In addition to the Council Square, don’t miss the First Romanian School, built around 1500 and the Church of St. Nicholas established in 1292. These are just a short 100 meter walk away. One more thing to put on your to-see list is the Strada Sforii “Rope Street”, it is believed to be one of the narrowest streets in Europe