Find hotels in Shalë from AED 178

"Wonderful staff and great location!!"

"Nice homey feel to this hotel. Fantastic location. Hotel staff were very friendly and helpful. Location was great with incredible views from everywhere. "

"Very good place in downtown Shkoder"

"Beautiful rooms, everything is very new and clean The views from any room are incredible. Comfortable beds, plenty of pillows. Breakfast is meh, the restaurant for dinner was good. Service was okay but they seemed short staffed"

"If you’re looking for a place in the heart of the city, this hotel is perfect. No car is needed, as everything is within walking distance. Plus, if you enjoy music and a good drink, there’s a great spot just around the corner from the hotel."

"Himare is a very busy location with several beach front options. This property is right in front of the beach. There are beach umbrellas available for the guests, however, you better get there early. It is very close to many restaurant and shopping opportunities. The roads are very narrow and congested. There is no parking at this location, but there are a few paid parking options a few hundred yards away. The breakfast was great with a nice variety of options. Everything is very clean and well kept. "

"Stella was extremely helpful with communication before arrival regarding booking a taxi to Montenegro as well as other taxis to get around some sights - her English was flawless which extends to her humour as well. The other team members in the hotel and cafe bar where breakfast is taken equally as friendly and approachable. Nothing was too much trouble. Breakfast was lovely, good choices and large! Location was convenient for walking everywhere Would highly recommend this small boutique hotel "

"The hotel is lovely, a mix of traditional and modern, with a beautiful garden. The staff were all charming and really helpful. This is a fantastic place to stay in the centre of Shkoder but in a very quiet location."

"The hotel was great and quite easy to find but unless there is another way to get there you do have to walk through what most North Americans would consider an alleyway. I felt safe but just want to give others a heads up."