Shkoder & Albanian Alps Responsible Accommodation

The Adriatik Guesthouse is the perfect lodging option in the alpine village of Tamare. Here, your hosts will welcome you into their home, which has been renovated and furnished to offer their visitors a high quality stay.

For those wishing to contribute towards preserving a local cultural landscape and encouraging the continued preservation of structures and traditions while having a wonderful holiday, Carku Guesthouse is the right place. It is a truly authentic house made of hard stone, wide and thick planks of healthy-smelling pinewood, radiating warmth and friendliness.

Flamur and his family are residents of the traditional village of Vermosh, in the mountainous northern region of Albania. They offer a guesthouse to visitors who are interested in experiencing authentic village life in this beautiful rural area.

For those interested in local customs, traditions and rituals, Harusha Guesthouse is just the place to stay. Set close to a river and standing in the midst of a lovely garden and orchard, it is conveniently located on the plain at the heart of the Theth valley, near the village school, church and local museum.

On Scanderbeg Street, in the catholic section of the city, very close to the Cathedral, once the absolute glory and pride of its flock, which still consider it the only true cathedral in Albania, a new villa has as of late been turned into a locally run hotel.

Hotel Tradita is as close as it gets to being invited to the dining hall, the kitchen and courtyard of the local Ottoman Pasha, and you will have splendidly dressed-in-local-fashion young maids and lads to wait on you.

Ndoc Gjecaj Guesthouse is run by the warm and hospital hosts, Petrit and Lule Gjecaj. Aside from their active life of producing their own vegetables, dairy products and dealing with the affairs of the village, they love welcoming their guests and showing them the beautiful area of Thethi.

The Roza Rupa guesthouse offers the warm hospitality and authentic experience that has put Theth on the map for travelers. It has been featured in listings such as the Albanian Tourism Office’s “Forty Albanian Guesthouses” because of its tall traditional architecture and storybook appeal.

Guardians of the last gate into the highest and widest section of the Valbona valley, the shocking gorge of Qetat e Harushes, Dunishe inhabitants have dwelt in this hamlet for the last 200 years. When visitors arrive, they welcome them with a true smile, an open heart, and warm Albanian hospitality.