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The five-storey ochre building of Areti Rooms Hotel with cream drop-awnings and a pantile roof

Rruga Zaho Koka 57 · Himarë · Albania

Rruga Zaho Koka 57

A quiet street in Himarë with the olive hillside above it and the pebbles of Prinos a few minutes below. Parking is on the property and free.

The address

Areti Rooms Hotel
Rruga Zaho Koka 57
9425 Himarë, Vlorë County
Albania
Plus code 3QW3+VW Himarë

Arriving

Himarë sits on the SH8, the coast road that runs the length of the Albanian Riviera. The guide to getting to Himarë covers the buses down from Vlorë and up from Sarandë, the ferries and the drive.

From the town, the street runs south along the shore towards Potam. The building is the five-storey one with cream awnings down four of its floors and a pantile roof, and the yellow board with the name on it stands on the garden wall.

Parking is on the property, private and free, which matters here: the streets on this stretch fill through July and August.

The five-storey ochre building of Areti Rooms Hotel with cream drop-awnings and a pantile roof
Cream awnings down four floors, pantiles over the top one

What is around it

Prinos Beach is the closest stretch of shore, a walk of a few minutes downhill: light pebbles, clear cold water, a beach club along part of it.

Potami Beach is the next bay south, with seaside restaurants and a quieter feel than the town beaches.

Behind the building the hillside climbs into olive terraces, which is what the balconies on that side look at.

On arrival

Times, payment and the rest

Check-in
13:00 – 16:00
Check-out
10:00 – 10:30
Payment
Cash only — the hotel does not take cards
Children
Children of any age are welcome; cots and extra beds are not available
Quiet hours
14:00 – 17:00
Pets
Not allowed
Smoking
Not allowed
Parties
Not allowed

Bring lek for the stay itself — payment at the property is cash. Rooms are held through Booking.com.

Live rates on Booking.com
Balcony at Areti Rooms Hotel with a glass table and chair looking over an olive grove and the green hillside
One balcony looks straight into the olive grove behind