EkoGroup Vila, also known as Vila Tătărescu, is a restored interwar historic mansion at Strada Polonă 19 in Bucharest. Built after receiving its construction permit in 1935, the residence is associated with former prime minister Gheorghe Tătărescu and his wife, Arethia, who commissioned Constantin Brâncuși’s Endless Column. The villa preserves period features and artworks, including a salon fireplace by Milița Petrașcu, and displays pieces from the Rădulescu Art Galleries collection.

The venue offers guided tours and private experiences in its historic rooms, including the Premier’s Library, a cigar lounge, and dedicated poker and blackjack rooms for social games. Its event services cover corporate meetings and conferences, product launches, private dinners, art exhibitions, diplomatic receptions, concerts, photography and filming, and team-building. Flexible spaces accommodate gatherings from small board meetings to larger receptions, with the 800-square-metre courtyard available for outdoor events. Event facilities include high-speed Wi-Fi, audiovisual equipment, catering and bar options, and a dedicated event manager. EkoGroup Vila also provides a virtual tour for visitors wishing to explore the mansion remotely.