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"Staff were not helpful, rooms are small especially toilets and not many sockets in room. 2 star hotel"

"Great location the nearest beach is only a 2-minute walk away. Breakfast was pretty basic and the same every day. There’s no pool or restaurant, which is a downside. The rooms aren’t the biggest, and the bed sheets were a bit too thin. However, the staff were friendly, and the room was cleaned every other day. Overall, you get what you pay for, but I would stay here again."

"The rooms were spacious, clean and staff were also very friendly and helpful. Overall had an excellent stay. Would come back for sure."

"The only bad thing is restaurant is not in the hotel you have to go to another building for breakfast. But food was worth it! Hotel Staff absolutely great! "

"Great service"

"We stayed for 2 nights and it was truly one of the best stays we’ve ever had. The resort was clean, comfortable and in a great location. The staff were incredibly friendly, respectful and welcoming. They made us feel right at home from the moment we arrived. A special mention to Mani Raj who went above and beyond to make our stay exceptional. The front desk team were also very sweet and welcoming. Highly recommend this place to anyone visiting Albania. we will definitely be back!"

"Bel emplacement, Petit et un peu bruyant, mais bien tenu."

"The room and location were great. I would recommend staying here, however with this being a new hotel it's still having some teething problems. "

"Advertised as a 4 star hotel, but this rating feels very generous. Unless your standards are fairly low, it’s difficult to consider this a true 4-star experience. The hotel is located around a 10-minute walk from the start of the old town and close to the pedestrian street, which is convenient but somewhat away from the best part of Breast. The building itself is certainly impressive from the outside, with large faux Greco-Roman columns and grand architecture with massive dome at the top . It was originally built in 2009 with the intention of becoming a university, which perhaps explains the unusual design. Guests enter via a red-carpeted staircase leading up to reception. Unfortunately, the welcome was underwhelming, as the receptionist was not particularly friendly or welcoming. The room rate only included parking, accommodation, and breakfast — notably, there was no included access to the spa or pool. In fact, both were closed during our stay. We were told the spa would cost an additional €40 unless booking a treatment, while pool access was €10 per person. The interior corridors on the first floor felt tired and dusty, with a lingering smell throughout. Even after check-in time, there was visible housekeeping activity, with bedding and supplies left outside rooms while cleaners continued working. We were upgraded to Room 110, described as a suite, although it was really just a larger room with a seating area and table. The room did include a coffee machine. The king-"