The "Villa Ad-Ella" is a privately-run guesthouse, which consists of a renovated main house and a new building. The typical construction features of a hotel complex are not given here. Rather, you will find a warm and friendly atmosphere.
The character of the building is shaped by art and music, from classical to jazz, as well as the authentic Romanian folk music. (Regularly exhibitions and symposia take place)

The area around Eforie Nord can be explored with the so-called "MAXIBUS" that is used by the locals or go by taxi to visit the nearby port city of Constanta. There you find typical museums, the Casino, the Byzantine Basilica, Greek and Roman ruins and find the aquarium and dolphinarium. In the center of Constanta you also find many shops and big malls.
Another great destination which is well worth seeing is the Danube Delta. It is declared by UNESCO as a World Heritage, where you can discover by boat a world of storks, pelicans, floating islands, and many varieties of lilies.
Wine lovers can visit the vineyard plantations of Murfatlar, they are in about 45 minutes drive away. Worth seeing are especially places like Vama Veche (known to many festivals and concerts), Mamaia, Neptun and the beaches between the villages. Their idyllic remoteness and the small fish restaurants make it a popular insider tip.

For the physical well-being are best cures with mineral water or mud from the salt water lake Techirghiol. They are preferentially used for the following complaints:

• Chronic rheumatism, arthritis and spondylosis

HISTORY

At the beginning of 1928, the Georgecu family started to  build   this establishment and lived there   since 1932. In   1945 the villa was nationalized and included into the touristic  circuit as a   protocol villa. In   1997, the villa was given back to the Georgescus and then bought by the family Grassinger. From 1997 to 1999 the villa has been completely renovated, in    the spirit of rumanian architecture and using native materials ( wood, stone,  marble,   granite).