History and art

The year 1907, when the library TEUSCH built inside the defensive walls of Brasov (Kronstadt, Brasso) on Târgul Cailor Street (now Gheorghe Bariţiu) in an authentic Art Nouveau (Jugendstil) villa that today is called Residence Central Annapolis.

Mister. TEUSCH helped by his daughters - both renowned teachers in Braşov community, but also by the greatest architect of the time, contributed to build and decorate this building in the smallest details, the construction being finished in 1909.

The building has remained unchanged over time, even though it has gone through various historical moments: the First World War, the Second, the period of Communism.

Today, the building preserves the architectural elements of the ART NOUVEAU period, as well as the original decorative elements such as: the hand made oak wood floors,the handmade stoves produced by the best producers of the time - the Schmidt brothers who have inscribed their logo on every stove (Bruder Schmidt / testverek Schmidt), mosaic in the bathrooms and on the corridors of the building, doors made of fir, chandeliers or lamps used by the Teusch family, the pieces of furniture and decorations that belonged to the famous local family.

Facilities

Decor Art Nouveau, large and spacious rooms with partial air conditioning and refrigerator, qualified staff, CaTv, free wireless internet, video surveillance in public and outdoor spaces, bar, central heating system, dining room, safe deposit box, safe box in rooms, tea, coffee, permanent reception, conference room 25 seats, location opposite the Black Church.

The breakfast lounge of the unit can be used as a conference room with a maximum capacity of 25 people, being a modular salon.

0 - 3 years free of charge, babycot is provided 4 to 8 years free if the children sleep in bed with their parents > 9 years old pay an additional fee. Maximum capacity of extra beds / babycots in a room is 1 Pets are welcome at an additional cost.