Hotels With Breakfast in Shkoder, Albania

I stayed at the Colosseo as part of a group tour and the hotel was chosen by the tour company. It is very centrally located, at one end of a long pedestrian promenade with many shops and restaurants and interesting side streets. This was one of the few times I stayed in a “single room” with only a single bed but the room was a reasonable size. Breakfast was a good variety of foods, including cheese, vegetables, eggs and the usual breads and pastries. I checked out the gym, which was large and well-equipped but did not use it- Shkoder is very walkable and that’s how I got my exercise! The pool was indoor and medium-sized. The Internet could be slow at times and sometimes stopped completely. The woman at the front desk did something- likely re-booting the router- and it worked better after that. There were limited electrical outlets- you pretty much had to unplug a lamp to charge any devices. Note also that nothing will charge when you’re out of the room if you leave and take your room key with you- the room has power only if you leave your room key in the slot by the door. If you’re a light sleeper you may want to request a room on the back side of the hotel; the side facing the promenade has a mosque directly in front of it with multiple calls to prayer every day, loudly amplified.

Every time I visit this place, it feels like a refreshing escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. The experience goes beyond mere relaxation; it’s about immersing yourself in the warmth of ‘Malsia e madhe’ hospitality. I was especially impressed by the exceptional homemade food crafted from locally sourced ingredients. These culinary traditions are rare and add a unique touch that truly enhances the experience. It’s definitely worth a visit for anyone looking to savor something special!

The hotel has six or seven rooms in total, especially small hotels. The room was fairly clean. Find a small staircase that can walk a person upstairs to open the door to find the front desk. There is a problem with the photo of Trip.com . There is a photo that looks big in the room, but it does not match the actual room. The front desk also needs to pay tax, it is 3.26 Europe, Trip.com shows 17 yuan, how is this exchange rate calculated? ? Breakfast is opposite the hotel, also called oro, a boss opened. Breakfast is a set meal, there are four options, not bad. The girl at the front desk of the hotel is very good and answered a lot of questions.

This hotel is on the Main Street, with private parking. Everyone was welcoming and accommodating. The room was nice, comfortable, clean.Had dinner at the hotel restaurant. Food was plentiful. Daughter ordered eel and was sorry that she did. Completely lost her appetite. The waiter removed it from the table and asked to substitute it. There was already so much food on the table, that we declined. He brought another popular dish anyway! The breakfast the next morning was served buffet style. Of all the hotels we experienced, This hotel had the widest variety of breakfast offerings. However, as I mentioned in another review, chafing dishes are not heated?? I found this to be typical in Albania.

We stay at this hotel. It is close to the buses when you arrive and when you leave if travelling by bus. The rooms are very clean, nice bed, linen, view . The washroom is clean and has very good lighting with lots of hot water. It’s a short walk to the Pedestrian st. Lots of restaurant and shops around. It has a large restaurant. Breakfast has lots of variety, coffee is excellent.

I stayed at the Colosseo as part of a group tour and the hotel was chosen by the tour company. It is very centrally located, at one end of a long pedestrian promenade with many shops and restaurants and interesting side streets. This was one of the few times I stayed in a “single room” with only a single bed but the room was a reasonable size. Breakfast was a good variety of foods, including cheese, vegetables, eggs and the usual breads and pastries. I checked out the gym, which was large and well-equipped but did not use it- Shkoder is very walkable and that’s how I got my exercise! The pool was indoor and medium-sized. The Internet could be slow at times and sometimes stopped completely. The woman at the front desk did something- likely re-booting the router- and it worked better after that. There were limited electrical outlets- you pretty much had to unplug a lamp to charge any devices. Note also that nothing will charge when you’re out of the room if you leave and take your room key with you- the room has power only if you leave your room key in the slot by the door. If you’re a light sleeper you may want to request a room on the back side of the hotel; the side facing the promenade has a mosque directly in front of it with multiple calls to prayer every day, loudly amplified.

Located in the heart of the city, you can’t do much better than the Petit Hotel Elita. The location is great, just a few short blocks away from the historical center and the pedestrian area. Tons of great restaurants around and only 100m from a bike rental agency. There is plenty of free parking out front which is always a nice bonus in these old cities. The hotel is new, modern and well-maintained. It’s also a bit quirky as they’ve used a lot of non-right angles in the construction and decoration of the rooms. Many things you’d expect to be square or rectangle are not, which I thought was a very interesting effect. Our corner room was very large and airy with plenty of windows. There was a spacious sitting area, a sleeping area, and a large bathroom. Plenty of space to unpack and lay things out. The room was clean, very comfortable, quiet, and we had a great sleep. There were 2 TVs, one in the sleeping area and 1 in the sitting area, but no English language programming that we could find. The free Wifi seemed to be a bit slow most of the time. Big bonus - hotel guests get free access to a commercial gym only about 100m away from the hotel. The gym is complete, as you’d expect, full of cardio machines and a huge variety of machine weights and free weights. We were really impressed by the friendly, service-oriented hotel staff. They spoke great English and really made us feel at home. We had an amazing stay and would love to stay here again. Highly recommend to other travelers.

We stay at this hotel. It is close to the buses when you arrive and when you leave if travelling by bus. The rooms are very clean, nice bed, linen, view . The washroom is clean and has very good lighting with lots of hot water. It’s a short walk to the Pedestrian st. Lots of restaurant and shops around. It has a large restaurant. Breakfast has lots of variety, coffee is excellent.

On arrival by car at the hotel there is no sign for reception; we found someone to ask who pointed us upstairs. We told the person there our name and he confirmed we had a booking and asked how we wanted to pay. We told him it was already prepaid on Expedia! He showed us to our room that was clearly not what we had booked. While the room had a balcony it was tiny, and he left us there. We returned to reception and he then showed us a room that was obviously what we had booked, a superior room with twin beds and balcony but didn't bother to help us move our bags, and no apology. Even though the room size was reasonable, it's layout was quite basic, with curtains that let in most of the light. Bathroom was ok. The included breakfast offered no choices; the waiter, who spoke no English, brought juice, a fried egg with tomatoes, cucumber, meat and cheese. We told him using Google translate we didn't eat meat so he took it off the plate. The next morning, using Google translate we asked instead for scrambled eggs, and coffee latte, using our milk, which they did. The hotel description listed laundry, but they told us that meant they washed their own sheets and towels! After much discussion they agreed to wash a bag of our laundry for EUR10, quite reasonable. Almost no one at the hotel spoke any English, a serious disadvantage. There is plenty of free parking, and the internet was quite acceptable.

This hotel is on the Main Street, with private parking. Everyone was welcoming and accommodating. The room was nice, comfortable, clean.Had dinner at the hotel restaurant. Food was plentiful. Daughter ordered eel and was sorry that she did. Completely lost her appetite. The waiter removed it from the table and asked to substitute it. There was already so much food on the table, that we declined. He brought another popular dish anyway! The breakfast the next morning was served buffet style. Of all the hotels we experienced, This hotel had the widest variety of breakfast offerings. However, as I mentioned in another review, chafing dishes are not heated?? I found this to be typical in Albania.

The hotel has six or seven rooms in total, especially small hotels. The room was fairly clean. Find a small staircase that can walk a person upstairs to open the door to find the front desk. There is a problem with the photo of Trip.com . There is a photo that looks big in the room, but it does not match the actual room. The front desk also needs to pay tax, it is 3.26 Europe, Trip.com shows 17 yuan, how is this exchange rate calculated? ? Breakfast is opposite the hotel, also called oro, a boss opened. Breakfast is a set meal, there are four options, not bad. The girl at the front desk of the hotel is very good and answered a lot of questions.

Every time I visit this place, it feels like a refreshing escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. The experience goes beyond mere relaxation; it’s about immersing yourself in the warmth of ‘Malsia e madhe’ hospitality. I was especially impressed by the exceptional homemade food crafted from locally sourced ingredients. These culinary traditions are rare and add a unique touch that truly enhances the experience. It’s definitely worth a visit for anyone looking to savor something special!

Every time I visit this place, it feels like a refreshing escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. The experience goes beyond mere relaxation; it’s about immersing yourself in the warmth of ‘Malsia e madhe’ hospitality. I was especially impressed by the exceptional homemade food crafted from locally sourced ingredients. These culinary traditions are rare and add a unique touch that truly enhances the experience. It’s definitely worth a visit for anyone looking to savor something special!