How the sheet is kept.
Passage Ledger is a small editorial desk in Brașov. One register, seven cities, ten halls. Every entry is written from the pavement: what the house is, what the lane is, what it takes to reach the doors by foot, tram, train or car.
What the entries are
Ten houses, two cities at most, three at none. Six of them carry a full card with a price, a rating and stay notes. Four are kept as entries only and appear in the two chapters — Glass and Gilt and Iron and Stairs.
Prices
Prices are the lowest nightly rate for a double, in euro, rounded and refreshed by hand. The desk keeps them between 168 and 256 euro so the sheet stays comparable across cities.
Ratings
A rating is a running average of the notes the desk has taken on the house, held between 4.91 and 4.98. The count beside it is the number of notes standing at the time of writing.
What is not here
- No booking form, no availability check, no commission.
- No chain copy and no press releases — the prose is written on the spot.
- No photographs taken by the desk: all plates are free-licence files, credited in credits.
Corrections
A wrong price, a moved door, a lane dug up — write to [email protected] and the line is corrected in the next pass.