From the Nyírábrány – Érmihályfalva border crossing (between Romania and Hungary), two kilometers to the East, we can see the guestrooms of Barantó. This part of the frontier, better know by the local people as Brantó, was occupied form the years 1542 by the Csiha family with all their possessions, until the nationalization made by the communist dictatorship. Here, at the beginning of the 1920’s Csiha Sandor built his country mansion, and here was born Csiha Kalman known as a school and churchbuilder, the bishop of the Transilvanian Calvinist Church.

After the nationalization, the family was moved into another home and the gradually disintegrating house was transformed into the collective economy office building until ’89. Eventually, after 10 years of litigation and wrangling, the family regained the house and its huge but neglected and died out garden.

In the yard of the restored house, with the rebuilding and transformation of the former rent houses, the Csiha family and its descendants opened the guestrooms of Barantó.

Here, on half way between Budapest and Eastern Transylvania, far from the noisy world, we await all those who would like to relax in a rural mood, being close to nature and still not leaving behind the comfort of a home. The bigger cities, traveling places, memorials of the Hungarian culture, in the west, Transylvania, and in the east, Hungary, are equally close, and besides all these things, the programs organized here assure the visitors  that they will spend their free time substantially.

Our offer is equally favorable both for those living in Romania, and for those from Hungary. What makes our offer more attractive is the fact that there are a number of discounts for groups.

Everyone is welcome here!