Find hotels near Kiparo Village, Himarë from SAR 175

"Great place across from the public beach "

"This is a great location just set back from the beach front promenade enough to be peaceful but so close to everything. Their own restaurant and cafe are on the promenade so a delightful place to have a leisurely breakfast watching over the calm blue seas. Highly recommend certainly for an out of main season stay. "

"The owner lent me an umbrella, which was a great help to my stay. Thank you"

"Waouh ! sublime, parfait emplacement, piscine génial! Je recommande"

"Christina was very friendly and accommodating even with our last minute booking! Just steps from the sea and we had our best coffee in Albania at her shop below the rooms! Definitely recommend!"

"We were the first visitors this season, but we got all the service we needed. They cook the food we liked and we got an excellant breakfast in the morning. Very nice people who really make affort to make you feel at home. Nice appartment, clean and with perfect showers. "

"This hotel was very disappointing. If it had been marketed as a hostel I would have had better expectations, but for the price I expected much more. The room was so basic it didn’t even have a bin, it was tiny and the bathroom door didn’t close properly. The toilets cistern leaked, the drains hadn’t been cleaned in a very long time, it was quite noisy (you could hear conversations between other residents), the breakfast was meagre, and while there was free laundry service which was actually a...

"The hotel was great! Alexander was very helpful and friendly. Very good breakfast too!"

"I suggest to check in as early as possible. Checking in after beaching will most likely result in them selling your room and giving you a downgrade if you don’t pay attention. Facility is luxurious but the staff and service are poorly. Guests not happy and arguments always with receptionist. Not even an iron in rooms and the one offered wasn’t working properly. Parking is a bit of challenge if crowded and unsupervised, anyone can come park there and not be noticed. "