Find hotels near Ismail Kadare's House, Gjirokastër from NT$1,834

"We were a very brief two-minute walk from bars, restaurants, and most importantly, the sea! Everything we could have needed was very close by and the staff was warm and welcoming."

"Great location, walking distance to the Corfu boats, nice hotel, nice view of the town / water / harbor, very nice and helpful staff, but, after asking them twice to fix the safe nothing happened. Nor was the front desk staffed all the time during daylight hours. To have to go to the restaurant and ask for help to check in and to fix a non workable key gets old very fast!! Railings by all stairs is a must for people that might have problems walking up and down stairs. You have to use stairs to get to the restaurant, not very good planning! "

"Great such incredible views. "

"We enjoyed our stay. The hotel is cle"

"Staff is outstanding. Lovely place. Easy to everything . The view, stunning. Breakfast fantastic "

"Had a great time at this place!"

"Nice clean and modern Far from city center Hard to reach "

"The hotel was new and well appointed. The view was amazing. The bed was very comfortable. However, the staff were particularly unfriendly bordering on rude. The breakfast was limited. The stairs were constantly wet. The area was under development and this was not mentioned in the hotel description. The area was not accessible to shops/restaurant on foot. Particularly hard for older people. "

"Has a secluded private beach. Were a young couple and took 30 minutes walk to saranda promenade- quite a up hill walk and has alot of character because of residents nearby and cemetery. We always passed a black labrador dog who is really friendly and polite. The room isn’t that modern but has everything you need: Aircon, Smart TV: Netflix/Youtube. The shower pressure is also great. One tip is if you don’t want them to clean your room, tell them directly. We had the DND sign but they still did it until we requested otherwise (great job just didn’t want someone else cleaning up our mess) "