Find hotels near Et'Hem Bey Mosque, Tirana from SAR 204

"Lovely small hotel with spacious, comfortable rooms and a great breakfast buffet."

"It was supposed to have a parking. There was none, we had to take a public parking for 35.00$."

"Very good 👍"

"Great service and rooms, location in new residential area full of nice restaurants, close to city center."

"This hotel was basic but went above and beyond what we expected. It was perfectly clean with large rooms and a good sized bathroom. All soaps and shower gels were included in the room. There is a mini fridge with multiple bottles cold water on arrival while also being offered bottles upon check in. We only stayed here for a night for a stop over in Albania but was perfect location from the bus stop from the airport and easy location for onward travel. Only downside was the hotel was a little noisy. The walls seemed to be very thin."

"Everything about my stay at the Tirana International Hotel was excellent, clean rooms, great location, and professional staff. Unfortunately, the breakfast experience was a major letdown and didn’t meet the standards you’d expect from a 4-star hotel. The selection was very limited and, more importantly, didn’t change from day to day, which quickly became repetitive. Basic items were missing as well—there wasn’t even a simple option for regular toast. To make matters worse, the toaster provided was extremely slow and didn’t toast properly, making even that small option frustrating to use. It’s a shame because the rest of the hotel experience was genuinely very good, but the breakfast offering really needs improvement to match the overall quality."

"The Hotel location was excellent. Walking distance to all attractions. Thanks to Miss Bella at the reception desk for being so helpful & also Mr Zamir in the Restaurant for looking after us. In my opinion the breakfast buffet was a bit limited."

"Really lovely hotel, right in the middle of Tirana, lovely attached restaurant with a fantastic host, Karl Will definitely be back "

"Many odd things made this a strange experience. There are no drawers to put clothes in; there are no shelves in the shower, so you have to put the bottles of shampoo and body wash provided on the floor while you are in there; the mini fridge door can’t be opened unless you lift up the rug that blocks it; there is a small mysterious dial outside the bathroom with no indication of what it is supposed to do; there’s also an old-fashioned shoe polishing machine for some reason right near the reception desk in the very small lobby. Twice I filled out in advance the requested breakfast form, but both mornings the staff in the dining room were surprised to hear about that. The most worrisome thing was that my room key not only had the name of the hotel, but my room number as well, so that if I had dropped it out in the street anyone picking it up could easily get into my room. Service and attention to practical design details would make this a much better place."