Himarë · the rooms
Six types, two axes.
How many beds, and which way the room faces. That is the whole of the choice here, and it is set out below exactly as the hotel publishes it — 2 types name the water, one names the ridge, and 3 leave the direction open rather than promise one.
Live rates on Booking.comTwo, separately
1 type
Twin Room
Not statedTwo single beds, a private bathroom and a desk under the window. The plainest room in the house and the only published type whose name claims neither a balcony nor an outlook.
- Sleeps
- 2
- Beds
- 2 twin beds
- Balcony
- Not in the name
Two, together
2 types
Double Room with Balcony
Not statedA double with its own balcony. Which way the balcony faces is not something the name settles, and the hotel has rooms on both sides of the building.
- Sleeps
- 2
- Beds
- 1 full bed
- Balcony
- Yes
Double Room with Balcony and Sea View
West, to the waterA double on the water side, with the balcony over the road and the bay beyond it. West-facing, so the light arrives late and stays.
- Sleeps
- 2
- Beds
- 1 full bed
- Balcony
- Yes
Three
3 types
Triple Room with Sea View
West, to the waterThree beds on the water side. The largest of the published types and the one that puts a third guest in front of the same view.
- Sleeps
- 3
- Beds
- 1 twin bed and 1 full bed
- Balcony
- Not in the name
Triple Room with Mountain View
East, to the ridgeThree beds on the inland side, facing the ridge that stands behind Himarë. Quieter than the road side, and cooler through the afternoon.
- Sleeps
- 3
- Beds
- 1 twin bed and 1 full bed
- Balcony
- Not in the name
Triple Room with View
Not statedThree beds, and a name that commits to an outlook without committing to a direction. It is kept as it is published rather than sorted onto one side or the other.
- Sleeps
- 3
- Beds
- 1 twin bed and 1 full bed
- Balcony
- Not in the name
On photographs
No picture is attached to a room name on this page, and that is deliberate.
Eight photographs of the hotel exist. Every one of them is a real room, a real terrace or a real view — and none of them can be tied to a particular named type. Putting one under a heading would turn a picture into a promise. They are kept together instead, where you can look at all of them.
All eight frames