Miraj Hotel in Poiana Brașov, Owned by Former Minister Constantin Niță’s Family, Put Up for Sale

The sale of the Miraj Hotel in Poiana Brașov has put the business and the family of former Romanian minister Constantin Niță back in the spotlight. A listing on Sotheby’s International Realty was recently described by parts of the Brașov press as a possible business opportunity, but the owner’s name has drawn equal attention.

The hotel belongs to Poiana Aluniș, a company controlled by Niță’s family. His wife, Silvia Niță, owns 86% of the company, while the remaining 14% belongs to UPRUC POL, another firm held by the family, according to information cited by the publication.

Poiana Aluniș reported roughly 919,000 lei in turnover and about 13,000 lei in profit last year. The company had an average of five employees.

Built in 2008, the four-star hotel stands on 6,347 square meters in a wooded part of the resort, with views of the Postăvarul Massif. The building has a basement, ground floor, two upper floors and an attic, with 2,030 square meters of total built area.

The property is marketed as a complete hotel operation. It has 30 rooms and four suites, each with a private bathroom, as well as a 110-seat restaurant, bar, conference room, fitness room and sauna. The site also includes a professional kitchen, cold-storage rooms and other storage areas.

The listing has also revived interest in Niță’s political career. He led the Brașov county PSD organization from 1997 to 2016, after serving as deputy head of the party’s municipal organization between 1994 and 1997. He served as minister for small and medium-sized enterprises, commerce and the business environment from 2008 to 2009 in Emil Boc’s government, and later became energy minister. In 2016, Romania’s National Anticorruption Directorate sent him to trial. The provided text ends while describing the case that led to his bribery conviction.

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In one of Romania’s best-known mountain destinations, Hotel Miraj occupies a 6,347-square-meter property in a setting dominated by forest and the landscape of the Postăvarul Massif. Classified as a four-star hotel, it combines the infrastructure of a complete hotel business with the advantage of a large plot in an area where properties of this size are increasingly rare.