In one of Transylvania’s most beautiful village, the picturesque Dálnok, the Gaál Mansion awaits it’s visitors with a history that goes back more than 150 years. The historycal relique has been renovated in 2014 and every bit of it’s structure bears the motives of the prior epoch with a mesmerizing, welcoming environment. The comfort is provided by the elegance of the XIX. Century blended with an utmost modernity!

The facade is accentuated by a discretely profiled course stretching along the line of the lintels, as well as by the plaster quoining at the corners of the building and the slightly protruding, plastered brick course of the eaves. The layout’s distribution of space is defined by the porch, located on the inner side of the building at the central axis, as well as the two wings flanking the kitchen and the diner, both wings consisting of three rooms each. Some of the rooms still have the original paving tiles in their flooring, as well as the original fenestration. The descendents of the Borbáth family regained ownership of the manor house and a part of the land. Because the family could not make use of the valuable building from own financial sources, they sold it to its current owner, The Community Foundation. The Community Foundation took over the building and restored it in 2013-2014 preserving its historical values but giving it a modern look and transforming it into a modern guest house.

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Located in a quiet corrie of the Carpathian curve, Dalnic boasts with the newly refurbished manor of the historical Gaál, a Transylvanian noble family. The property includes 30 hectares of sunny hillside with meadows and forest.

The regenerating power of the estate is boosted by a sauna, a hot tub, football field and a barbeque terrace. In the rooms, you can either enjoy the tarnished atmosphere of the old manor dating back to the 19th century or choose one of the accommodations of the newly built “Barn”.

The Gaál Mansion provides room for 26 people in 3 buildings with 12 rooms in total. The property provides 5 dining areas (1 on the terrace, 2 in the ground floor of the Kúria, 1 in the stone cellar and 1 in the Barn). The dining rooms are complemented with 2 drawing-rooms and game chambers in the vault.

On request, traditional Transylvanian and Szekler recipes can be prepared for guests.