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Looking up the entrance elevation of Hotel Potami: a glazed ground floor between split limestone piers, with corten steel fins running the three floors above and stopping on the first-floor slab

Potam · Himarë · Albania

Four storeys above Potam, with the Ionian between the rooftops

34 rooms four storeys up the slope above Potam, with the sea showing in the gaps between the blocks below and the beach four minutes downhill.

One colour, four rooms

The green runs through the whole building

It is quarried into the bathroom walls, painted onto the panels above the beds, and upholstered onto the chairs at the desk. These are crops of the real thing, and each value is the average of the pixels beside it.

  • The bathroom wall at Hotel Potami, photographed close
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    The bathroom wall

  • The painted panel behind the double at Hotel Potami, photographed close
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    The painted panel behind the double

  • The painted panel behind the twin at Hotel Potami, photographed close
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    The painted panel behind the twin

  • The chairs at the desk at Hotel Potami, photographed close
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    The chairs at the desk

The rooms

Four categories, thirty-four rooms

  • Superior Room

    Twenty-five square metres with a terrace of its own.

    25

  • Deluxe Suite

    Thirty square metres behind a relief headboard made for the room.

    30

  • Junior Suite with sea view

    A large bed, and the water in the frame.

  • Twin Room with pool view

    Two beds, and the deck below the balcony.

Hotel Potami seen from the air on its hillside plot above Potam, with the pool deck along the near side and the Ceraunian ridge behind

The deck and the roof

Two floors that are not rooms

Rooftop Lounge & Bar08:00 – 00:00
Coffee and drinks all day under the timber canopy on the roof, open to visitors as well as residents.
Pool & deck09:00 – 20:00
A pool along the ground floor with loungers, parasols and sunbed service on the timber deck.

More on both

Guests on Booking.com score Hotel Potami 8.6 out of 10. Read the reviews on Booking.com.

A balcony at Hotel Potami with two woven timber chairs and a low table, a stone-clad wall to one side and the Ionian showing between the apartment blocks below

Getting here

Above the beach, inside the town

  • Potam Beach350 mabout four minutes on foot, downhill
  • Himarë centre15 minon foot, 1.1 km
  • Bus stop350 mon the main road

Directions and the addressOpen the map

Questions

Before you book

How far is Hotel Potami from the beach?

Potam Beach is about 350 metres from the hotel on foot, four minutes downhill from the entrance. The centre of Himarë is 1.1 kilometres along the road, about fifteen minutes on foot, and the nearest bus stop is 350 metres away on the main road.

Does Hotel Potami have a swimming pool?

Yes. A pool runs along the ground floor of the building on a timber deck, with loungers, parasols and sunbed service. The pool and deck are open from 09:00 to 20:00. There is also a lounge and bar on the roof of the hotel.

Can non-residents use the rooftop bar?

Yes. The Rooftop Lounge & Bar at Hotel Potami is open to visitors as well as to hotel residents, serving coffee and drinks from 08:00 until midnight under a timber canopy on the top of the building.

What kinds of room does Hotel Potami have?

Four categories across thirty-four rooms: a Superior Room of 25 m² with its own terrace, a Deluxe Suite of 30 m² with a relief headboard, a Junior Suite with a sea view, and a Twin Room looking over the pool.

Where exactly is Hotel Potami in Himarë?

It stands in Potam, the Prino quarter of Himarë on the Albanian Riviera, four storeys up the slope above the beach. The postal address is Potam, Prino, 9425 Himarë, Albania, and the hillside plot sits above the road into town.

How do I book a room at Hotel Potami?

Live rates and availability are on Booking.com, and the hotel also takes reservations directly through its own website. Guests on Booking.com score the hotel 8.6 out of 10. Rates change by season and by date, so neither is published here.