In 1934, the guest of the castle was Patrick Leigh Fermor, who wrote about its hosts, about the entomologist and limerick collector Teleki Jenő and his wife, Mocsonyi Tinka: ”Count Jenő is a member of the one of the oldest Hungarian aristocratic family in Transylvania, a gentleman of the village, who shared with all his heart the general Hungarian grief after the War, although did not express it; Countess Tinka, on the other hand, if there was an occasion, she discreetly took part on the opposite side. Whenever one of them expressed a contradictory opinion, the other would explain the guest in private, that it was rubbish.”