
Single room
For one. Quiet, with the hostel kitchen and lounge still yours to use.

One dorm. Eight beds. A quiet street in Tirana.
A small hostel with a sculpted ceiling, a kitchen you can really cook in, and two showers for eight people. Private rooms upstairs if you want a door of your own.
Look up.
Look up from your bunk and the ceiling moves: plaster shaped into folds and lit from the edges. The bunks are made to measure, the doorways are arched, and the name is set into the front door.






One mixed dorm in the whole hostel. That is why there is rarely a queue for anything.
Private rooms on the upper floor, with air conditioning.

For one. Quiet, with the hostel kitchen and lounge still yours to use.

For two friends, or a couple who push the beds together.

Some rooms open onto a balcony over the trees. Mention it when you write.

Cafés, a bakery and a minimarket on the same street. The centre is a walk, not a bus ride.
Tirana International Airport is 15 km away. Guests take the airport bus from the centre.
“Locker and towel included and I was able to check in late at night at no extra charge.”
“Es un hostel con una sola habitación de 8 camas, dos baños y dos duchas, cocina, patio interior, y lavandería super económica.”
“Very good, neat and clean, two spacious bathrooms and two toilets with only 8 beds is very good.”
“It is in the city center at quiet street, a lot of cáfes around, pasticeri, market.”
“Only eight people get to experience this modern hostel featuring beds with electric points USB and reading lights. Large independent lockers with keys.”
“The indoor slider shoes were very useful for going out to the shared toilet and shower.”
Arriving late? Say so when you write and it can be arranged.
The front desk is listed as open 24 hours.
Paid on arrival. Bring lek or euro.
Left in cash on arrival and returned at check-out.
Children from 12 years. Pets on request.
And slippers. Laundry is extra.
Write with your dates and how many you are. You hear back with what is free and what it costs.