Tìm khách sạn boutique ở Gjirokastër County

Hotel Gjirokastër is located 300 metres from the centre, in a part of town famous for numerous museums. Fabulous family-run hotel right beside the old bazaar. Super-comfortable bed, great view, delicious breakfast.

Tọa lạc ở Gjirokastër, cách Hồ Zaravina 45 km, Konaku Guest house cung cấp chỗ nghỉ có khu vườn, chỗ đậu xe riêng miễn phí, phòng chờ chung và sân hiên. Beautifully restored house with a great view . Large room with a very well appointed and attractive bathroom

Hotel Kalemi is located 50 meters from the Ethnographic Museum and Zekate House and features traditional design elements. The charming terrace offers panoramic views of the city and Gjirokastr Castle.... -the old-fashioned architecture -private parking (important as parking is very difficult in high season) -5 min from the old town centre -very good bedding -wifi works very well -excellent breakfast with fresh produce (it was incredible) -smiling staff and very kind

Tọa lạc ở Gjirokastër, cách Hồ Zaravina 44 km, Hotel Kalemi 2 cung cấp chỗ nghỉ có khu vườn, chỗ đậu xe riêng miễn phí, phòng chờ chung và sân hiên. This is a luxurious lo family hotel ran by experienced hoteliers. Mr. Kalemi and family were there to make sure everything was perfect and guests felt special. From the moment we arrived, we were greeted with a warm welcome and shown to our room within a magnificent stone historic building. They explained to us that it had once been a mansion belonging to a well-off family. The room had elaborate woodwork in the ceiling and in the embedded armoire made by local artisans. From our room we had magnificent ever-changing views of the castle above, depending on the weather and the time of day. It was magical. The hotel has private parking for guests. Breakfast was included and can be enjoyed indoors or at different outdoor locations, including a roof terrace overseeing the entire town. We had to pinch ourselves. The hotel is in the middle of everything, within a three minute walk to the heart of Gjirokaster which is what they call the Bazaar filled with shops, cafés, tavernas, etc. The facilities were top notch, from the hot water, bathroom, bedding, air conditioning. We slept and ate like royalty.