Mak Albania Hotel

Amazing hotel!

Building is under construction, involving the problems

Clean environs, helpful staff and at the Center of the city

Hotel is under renovation! Floors 0-3 are demolished and under construction. They put me on the 4th floor above a floor being renovated. Grounds outside my window was also demolished and construction in process. Didn’t find any warning about construction noise on ******* listing!!

Hotel is undergoing extensive renovation which it truly needs. But no warning of construction noise on ******* listing. Floors 0-3 totally gutted and construction in process. Ground area outside my window was also demolished and under construction.

The staff were exceptionally helpful, friendly, and always willing to assist with any requests, which made the experience even more enjoyable. The breakfast was great. The rooms were clean, comfortable, and well-maintained, providing everything needed for a relaxing stay.

Reception is a small desk in the corner with one employee. Took over 30 minutes to check in. Then they gave me a twin bed room when I reserved a full. 10 more minutes at reception to get moved. Told that parking is beneath the building so I pulled into an unfinished parking garage. As I left the attendent said it was the wrong place. Then proceeded to charge me an hour parking when I was there two minutes. The correct garage was also unfinished and someone blocked me in after I found a place amongst the debri. No sign of an elevator or exit signs so we had to lug our luggage through the costruction site till we found a way out. Wall shaking jackhammer noise all afternoon. No oulets near the bed. No exhaust fan in the bathroom. Room lighting was impossible to figure out. Breakfast was no better. The scrambled eggs were indeible, looked like they made them last week. The coffee machine broke down three times while we were there. No real juice, only flavored sugar water. The rest of the buffet was no better. Came in in the afternoon and there were two secutity guards, both on their phones. No joke, I actually waved my hand in front of the face of the one sitting near the door, and he didn't even look up. The elevators are door key activated and my wife had the key, so I asked someone working in the lobby where the stairs were. They told me there were no stairs. I asked someone else who took me into the staff only area to a staircase. At my floor there was no handle on the door.