Our room was spotless and clearly well‑maintained.
The staff were genuinely warm and welcoming.
served homemade goodies from their garden, including olive oil, wine, and raki.
The décor felt both stylish and cozy.
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The décor felt both stylish and cozy.
— ce que disent les voyageurs des chambres
Chaque chambre comprend Terrace, Toilet paper, Flat-screen TV, Toilet, Kitchenette, Outdoor furniture, Seating area, Balcony et 27 de plus
1 full bed
2 twin beds
1 full bed
“Great breakfast and friendly staff”
The breakfast spread was huge and tasty, and the staff were genuinely warm and welcoming. Our room was spotless and clearly well‑maintained. All in all, a pleasant stay with the basics done right.
“Peaceful villa with attentive hosts”
Villa Mulliri felt like a clean, comfortable retreat right away, with a calm vibe that let us unwind instantly. The surrounding garden was perfect for quiet moments away from any city noise, and the hosts were always friendly and ready to help. It’s a solid pick for anyone after peace, comfort, and good hospitality, and I’d gladly go back.
“Idyllic rural stay, a little hard to locate”
We stayed in a lovely countryside house surrounded by river views and mountains, with chickens, sheep and birds singing around the village—far enough from Berat’s tourist rush to feel peaceful. The hosts were very welcoming, the breakfast hearty and made from local products, and the rooms spacious with new bedding, blackout curtains and a proper enclosed shower, which is rare here.
“Charming stone villa with authentic Albanian hospitality”
Staying at this stone villa, just a six‑minute drive out of town, turned out to be a great call—everything was beautifully kept and the décor felt both stylish and cozy. The hosts, Elidora and Klodi, were incredibly warm, showed us local traditions, and served homemade goodies from their garden, including olive oil, wine, and raki. Both the rooms and common areas were spotless, and the village setting gave us a genuine taste of Albanian life; we’ll be back soon.
“Great breakfast and friendly staff”
The breakfast spread was huge and tasty, and the staff were genuinely warm and welcoming. Our room was spotless and clearly well‑maintained. All in all, a pleasant stay with the basics done right.
“Idyllic rural stay, a little hard to locate”
We stayed in a lovely countryside house surrounded by river views and mountains, with chickens, sheep and birds singing around the village—far enough from Berat’s tourist rush to feel peaceful. The hosts were very welcoming, the breakfast hearty and made from local products, and the rooms spacious with new bedding, blackout curtains and a proper enclosed shower, which is rare here.
“Peaceful villa with attentive hosts”
Villa Mulliri felt like a clean, comfortable retreat right away, with a calm vibe that let us unwind instantly. The surrounding garden was perfect for quiet moments away from any city noise, and the hosts were always friendly and ready to help. It’s a solid pick for anyone after peace, comfort, and good hospitality, and I’d gladly go back.
“Charming stone villa with authentic Albanian hospitality”
Staying at this stone villa, just a six‑minute drive out of town, turned out to be a great call—everything was beautifully kept and the décor felt both stylish and cozy. The hosts, Elidora and Klodi, were incredibly warm, showed us local traditions, and served homemade goodies from their garden, including olive oil, wine, and raki. Both the rooms and common areas were spotless, and the village setting gave us a genuine taste of Albanian life; we’ll be back soon.
