The location was excellent, just off the main square tucked away up a quiet alley. This made it central for the main sights in Tirana and close to bus stops for exploring the city and transport to and from the airport. There were plenty of cafe and restaurants within short walking distance. The little breakfast room/cafe was well run by the staff, who were eager to please and the breakfast was plentiful, including a traditional pastry dish which was freshly purchased from the bakery nearby.

The Stairway to the hotel on the first floor was a bit basic. Which was not indicative of the quality and high standards of cleanliness maintained in the bedrooms and cafe.

Friendly helpful staff . Georga was very chatty at breakfast. Breakfast was excellent, fresh and lots of it served to you. Room was modern and bed very comfortable. Excellent shower with hot water always.

The location was a little difficult to find, down a side street. Difficult to find street names. Also a rather unusual "hotel" set-up. You could check-in in the coffee shop downstairs until it closed at 3pm . They sent directions on what to do after that time which involved entry through a dark long hallway (not marked as Hotel) , lift entry and how to get onto floor 2 using an entry code. There was an unmanned reception desk there and 6 rooms off the central area. This made it feel more like an apartment room than a hotel.

Great location, clean with friendly staff. There is a small coffee shop in reception so breakfast is fresh coffee, pastry, yoghurt, egg and toast and jam. It was a great breakfast which they adapted for our dietary requirements.

If you arrive in the afternoon or evening it’s a self check in but we found it no problem.

I recently stayed at Hotel Elior in Tirana for four nights and was thoroughly impressed. The room was impeccably clean and serviced daily. Breakfast exceeded my expectations, featuring a delicious warm börek each morning. The hotel’s central location made it convenient for exploring the city, and the presence of an elevator facilitated easy access. Prior to our arrival, the hotel provided comprehensive information, ensuring a smooth check-in process. Evisa at the reception and Lume at the bar extended a warm and friendly welcome, consistently offering assistance with a smile each morning. The only drawback was the lack of a window and view in the room. Despite this, I highly recommend this hotel.

- the location of the hotel is practically in the center of the city - very nice and always smiling staff - tea and kettle in the room, cleaned every day and clean towels provided - close to city bus stops as well as shops, cafes and restaurants

- the refrigerator in the room was not functional during the entire stay (3 nights) - light entering the room during the night from a nearby street lamp (room 102) - the hotel is located in an alley that can make an inexperienced traveler feel uneasy - it is not a hotel in the true sense of the word - they are apartments/rooms on one floor of a residential building

The hotel is small (5 or 6 rooms at the second floor of a block of flats). Small and intimate hotel close to the center. The staff is very kind and ready to help at any time. Very confortable bed, small room with new furniture and everything neccesary inside. Room was very clean. Very good breakfast, (we really enjoyed the cheese and meat burek, it was very tasty). There is a kettle in the room with tea available.

Breakfast is very good but there should be more options available. The fridge in the room didn't work but we were allowed to use the fridge at the reception There is a bit of noise from the bell ringing every hour at the church near the hotel.

This was a very surprising experience to say the least. The outside of the property looks questionable at first, but when taken to the floor where the rooms are, it’s like night and day. The floor looks like a private suite with its own front desk and several guest rooms inside. The property and the rooms were honestly very modern, tidy and clean. The room is small and compact but you could tell everything was brand new. I was surprised to see that for the price they also offered several toiletries including toothbrushes and also flip flops. The breakfast was not a buffet but a standard plate that they served you, including toast with butter, jam or honey, orange juice, coffee or lattes, yogurt eggs and fruits with a plate of traditional albanian dish called byrek. The hotel is prime location because all the main tourist attractions of Tirana are close by and accessible by foot. Lastly the best part of this experience were the staff, which were very friendly, helpful and great to also have a talk with!

Nice staff, very clean, good breakfast, very close to the main square, nice room, very comfortable bed and bathroom, free water, kettle in the room, reception desk man speaks very well English.

We couldn't sleep because two girls from Colombia were very noisy at night. I think, the hotel shouldn't accept guests who behave like this or at least should react. The girls were drunk, they invited guests, ordered food at 2 pm etc. I felt really tired after such nights.

We liked almost everything about this small hotel: it is spotlessly clean, has a quality bed with good pillows, the kind staff, the central location, the breakfast with good coffee and fresh börek from a bakery nearby.

There is - for unclear purposes - a staircase to the ground floor which a slightly careless person could easily fall in and should be closed or at least clearly marked.

This was my first time booking online, and it was an excellent experience. The hotel, staff, and location were all fantastic. Most importantly, the hotel staff were incredibly supportive—they can arrange taxis for you at any time, and the breakfast was fresh, healthy, and delicious. The rooms were quiet, clean, and modern. If I return, I would definitely choose the same hotel again without hesitation. A perfect 10/10!