A stopping place, not a hotel

We're in Tomești, at the edge of Iași, on the road into the city. One building, eight rooms, a kitchen that works every day.

Popasul Moldovencei guesthouse, seen from the yard

Who we're for

Most people who sleep here are on their way somewhere else: drivers, teams in Iași for work, families stopping for a night. Three things matter to them — arriving easily, parking without worry, and eating something good without leaving the yard.

The rest come because they stayed once and came back. It's the kind of place that recommends itself, not through advertising.

What “popas” means

The name isn't accidental — a popas is a stopping place, not a destination. We don't try to be more than that: quiet rooms, breakfast cooked in the morning, and a gate that opens whatever hour you arrive.

The daily menu delivered to companies in Iași leaves from the same kitchen. What you eat at breakfast is cooked there, not brought in from a warehouse.

Where we are

Tomești, at the entrance to Iași

Str. Profesor Petru Olteanu 39H, Tomești, Iași county. About ten minutes by car to the centre of Iași and a quarter of an hour to the airport.

Str. Profesor Petru Olteanu 39H, Tomești, Iași