One button. It scans every nonstop route out of Chisinau for the next 5 months, throws away anything that is not a proper long weekend, and ranks what is left by what the two of you actually pay.
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Wizz and FlyOne fly most of these routes two or three times a week, so the cheap fare only exists on particular date pairs. Move the trip by one day and you are not paying a little more, you are paying triple and connecting through another country. Both of these were measured on the same route in the same week.
The button does steps one and two for you. The rest is what to do once you have a shortlist.
Sweep the map. Google Flights Explore, origin RMO, currency EUR, date filter set to Weekend across the next six months. It prices every destination at once. This tells you where, not when.
Open the date grid on each candidate. Inside a route, click Date grid or Price graph. This is the step that finds the €64 instead of the €169. Never book off the Explore price alone.
Cross-check on Azair. Set Cheapest flight between dates, a min and max trip length, and destination anywhere. It builds low-cost combinations Google will not.
Check the airline directly. wizzair.com, flyone.eu and hisky.aero sometimes undercut the aggregators on their own base routes.
Book the room first, the flight second. A free-cancellation room holds the dates at zero cost. Then take the flight the moment the fare hits your number, because flights only go up.
These are Basic fares. From 1 November 2026 Wizz includes one free underseat bag per person, 40x30x20 cm and up to 10 kg. A proper 55x40x23 cm cabin trolley needs WIZZ Priority, cheap online but around €55 if you leave it to the airport. For three nights you can usually manage on the free bags.
Room prices come from a live Booking.com search filtered the way we would filter it by hand: your exact nights, two adults, 8 or better on reviews, cheapest first. That is deliberately a search rather than one pinned hotel, so it can never send you to a room that sold out last week.