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PAID CONTENT FOR SINGURENI MANOR EQUESTRIAN RETREAT


Singureni Manor Equestrian Retreat GIURGIU, ROMANIA


Just 19 miles from the capital, Bucharest, and set within more than 1,500 acres of forest and parkland, Singureni Manor Equestrian Retreat offers a secluded sanctuary where the timeless beauty of nature meets luxury hospitality. This exquisite property is a haven for travellers seeking rejuvenation and an authentic connection with the natural world. Surrounded by ancient forests, Singureni Manor


is home to a diverse array of wildlife, including majestic deer and stags, as well as birds and wild ducks. In spring, the forest bursts into life, with vibrant peonies, Romania’s national flower, blooming in vivid shades of red and pink. The scent of acacia trees fills the air, adding an extra touch of enchantment to every stroll. Featured in the Michelin Guide and recognised


for its exceptional standards and unique charm, Singureni Manor offers two distinct locations, each providing a different experience. Paul’s Lodge, with its 14-room, hunting-style design, features personalised rooms that ensure total privacy. Guests can indulge in a private indoor pool, saunas


and a whirlpool bath. Meanwhile, Paul’s Horses, a 19-room inn, offers a cosy atmosphere with direct access to the stables, allowing guests to immerse themselves in the daily routines of more than 120 Arabian horses. The presence of the animals adds a sense of serenity and grace that’s truly unmatched. Singureni Manor also serves as a gateway to


extraordinary experiences. The property’s forest therapy sessions offer guests the chance to reset and recharge in a pristine environment. Picture sipping champagne in a Nordic-style hot tub beneath a canopy of oak trees, or embarking on a forest safari to observe the region’s diverse wildlife. The retreat’s equine programmes provide horse enthusiasts with the opportunity to bond with these majestic animals. Singureni Manor is also renowned for its


culinary excellence. Dining at the Manor’s La Hambar restaurant is a journey through the flavours of the forest and its menu reflects a deep respect for local ingredients and recipes. Each dish is a testament to the culinary artistry of the chef, whose creations are sure to delight the senses.


DON’T MISS Participate in forest therapy, sip champagne in the hot tub beneath ancient oaks and enjoy a fine dining dinner in La Hambar


Need to know


KEY FACILITIES • Hammocks and reading zone • Yoga platform • Sauna in the middle of the forest


KEY ACTIVITIES • Horse-riding courses for adults and children


• Arabian horses beauty show • Biking & hiking in the forest • Animal observatory • Archery


KEY TREATMENTS • Open-air hot bath • See-through sauna • Massage in the forest • Yoga in the sensorial garden with aromatic herbs


GET IN TOUCH singurenimanor.com T: +40 746 289 029 E: contact@singurenimanor.com


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