Hotel Elior

“Ottima scelta per visitare la città”

The location is strategic and central; we stayed far from the hotel in an apartment, but it wasn’t hard to find, and the directions were clear. The apartment was fully equipped. The beds were comfortable and very clean. Breakfast was plentiful and the staff were extremely kind and helpful. The only issue was missing light bulbs in the bathroom, but that’s easily fixable. From the outside the area where the apartment is located doesn’t look great, but inside it’s a different story—don’t be fooled by appearances. Also, the area is close to a daily market and perfect for visiting Tirana.

Michy737·Vor 4 Wochen

“Good location and nice room”

The hotel sits right next to Skanderbeg square, though it’s tucked into a back alley. The room was spotless, breakfast was simple but tasty, and the staff, while only speaking limited English, were very friendly.

Wei·Vor einem Monat

The location is excellent, just 5 minutes from Skanderberg Square, and the staff are friendly and helpful. One morning there was no water, but it was fixed quickly.

David·Vor einem Monat

The location was good, the place was quiet and very clean, the room smelled nice, and having a kettle in the room was a plus. The hosts were very kind and served breakfast in the downstairs restaurant.

Anna·Vor einem Monat

“Jag kan inte förstå hur boendet har så högt betyg. Det enda som var bra var egentligen att det var nära till allt. I övr”

The only thing we liked about the accommodation was that it was close to everything. We stayed about 200 m from the hotel building in an apartment. The area felt not entirely safe and it was weird that nowhere it was mentioned that you could get a room in a building other than the hotel building. The room also smelled of drain. The bathroom shelf made of glass was partially broken and the glass shard was in the bathroom. Breakfast was very strange, almost like a ritual. No information at all about what the breakfast consisted of; it just came out in a certain order. The staff’s English was very low, and to even get the point that our kids didn’t want everything they set out and asked if an alternative was possible, the staff had to use Google Translate.

Martina·Vor einem Monat