Flavours of Moldova at EcoCostel

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Hidden in the quiet village of Roșu, near Cahul, "EcoCostel Garden and Guesthouse" invites travelers to discover the authentic soul of Moldova. More than just a place to stay, it is a living experience of traditional culture, nature, and hospitality, where every guest becomes part of the story of this land.


A Garden Full of Life and Taste


At EcoCostel, the garden is at the heart of everything. Fruit trees, berries, figs, apples, grapes, dogwood berries, hazelnuts, and walnuts grow here in harmony with permaculture principles. Guests are welcomed to taste the rich harvest, enjoy fresh fruits directly from the trees, and even learn how to prepare traditional recipes. Dehydrated fruits and homemade nut milk are also offered, reflecting both Moldovan tradition and modern healthy living.



A Home with Stories


The guesthouse, known on Airbnb as "Moldovan House", is more than accommodation—it’s an opportunity to live like a local. Visitors are greeted with homemade Moldovan cuisine, warm tea made from herbs gathered in the garden, and the charm of a traditional home where hospitality is a way of life. EcoCostel also carries the spirit of cultural exchange, with roots in Couchsurfing and the long tradition of welcoming travelers.


Connected to Netflix: "Flavours of the Republic of Moldova"


The experience of EcoCostel is deeply connected to the famous Netflix series “Flavours of the Republic of Moldova”, which has brought Moldovan culture and cuisine into the spotlight worldwide. Just as the series highlights the richness of local tastes and traditions, EcoCostel offers guests the chance to live those flavours in real life—smelling, tasting, and feeling the authentic Moldova that television can only partly capture.


Beyond Travel—An Encounter with Moldova


Staying at EcoCostel is not only about resting—it’s about discovery. Guests can explore the surrounding countryside, join cultural events, and share stories around the table. It’s a place for meeting new people, exchanging ideas, and building memories that last.



Why Visit EcoCostel?


* Authentic Moldovan cuisine and flavours straight from the garden.

* Cultural immersion through stories, traditions, and personal connection.

* A guesthouse featured and connected to the Netflix spirit of "Flavours of the Republic of Moldova".

* A unique blend of sustainability, hospitality, and heartfelt experiences.


At EcoCostel, every guest leaves with more than memories—they carry with them the "flavours of Moldova", the warmth of its people, and a connection to a land where tradition and nature live in harmony.


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