The location is great, but nobody speaks English, so we had to rely on Google Translate. The check‑in was fine and there were no complaints, but the room was too small.
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Përmet·9.1
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oder schreib es einfach: „um den 20. herum, drei Nächte“
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Historic Guest House Buhal, perched in Përmet’s hills, blends heritage architecture with modern comforts. Its garden terrace overlooks the river, while a restaurant and bar serve American breakfasts and local dinners. Rooms feature spa baths, fireplaces, and panoramic mountain views. Amenities include a shared kitchen, coffee shop, picnic area, bicycle parking, and 24‑hour security, ensuring a family‑friendly, tranquil stay.
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Wie Gäste das Haus bewerten, Aspekt für Aspekt.
The location is great, but nobody speaks English, so we had to rely on Google Translate. The check‑in was fine and there were no complaints, but the room was too small.
Arie·Vor einem Monat
This place is a real slice of Albanian history – a house that’s been around for over three centuries. The vibe is authentically traditional, and the hosts are the epitome of warm, welcoming Albanian hospitality. If you’re after genuine culture, history, and heartfelt service, you’ll love it here.
Inga·Vor 2 Monaten
Flora and Nunda were incredibly kind and always ready to help. The catch? You have to hike for about half an hour on a trail that cars can’t reach, so a 4x4 is a must. The shower water pressure was weak, and the room cost more than the listed price, which was a bit frustrating.
Nicole·Vor 4 Monaten
The accommodation was clean and had a nice Albanian feel. We arrived late in the evening and the hosts were there in no time to welcome us. They were friendly and made sure we were comfortable. In the morning they cooked a traditional Albanian breakfast right outside the house where we could sit and enjoy it – it was a great experience.
Edit·Vor 5 Monaten
This stay was unforgettable. The older owners welcomed us with incredible warmth and showed us a truly authentic Albanian way of life, as it used to be. The atmosphere was unique and peaceful, almost like being at the end of the world. Their hospitality was a highlight – traditional food, local customs, and plenty of rakija flowing. Some flavors surprised us, but that made it all the more genuine. The only thing that might catch you off guard is the tough drive – it’s really for adventurers.
Urbanovská·Vor 6 Monaten