Hotel Cajupi

A hotel in desperate need of renovation especially the common areas and the lodging. The breakfast was mediocre. Dinner was adequate in terms of food quality and service. Would I ever return? No. Would I recommend it to others? No.

Right on the edge of the old cobblestone paved streets of the city of stone. This hotel is very good option. Breakfast was very good. They do not accept credit cards.Bar service was also very good. We recommended!

Room very large but out look crap at back of hotel Had to make our own bed!!! Just a folded duvet cover on bed, had to make up with duvet Enclosed shower cubicle leaked all over the floor Cool, but no heating Electrics iffy - had a lighting cable crossing the bed at the pillow Breakfast typical Albanian, salad and some floppy warm stuff- at least there was watermelon for the yoghurt Coffee iffy. Orange was squash not juice The queue was horrendous - slow moving in a single line And why why why do these Albanian hotels have to pump crappy europop "music" into the dining room AND have a tele on as well

Centrally located hotel but right next to the new car parking construction site - no direct vehicle access, need to walk with your bags for 10 minutes or so to get to the hotel...generaly parking is quite challenging at the moment. Upside is that there is no vehicle noise in the old city. Everything is on a steep gradient, so mentally prepare yourself for that! Although room was spacious enough and had a good shower it was at the back of the hotel, dark and with no view. Aircon was good, as was the WiFi and breakfast.

The hotel is in a decent location, near the lower end of the bazaar. Construction meant we had to haul our bags about 100m. My room size was fine. The a/c was very good. It was the only hotel that had a kettle. My good luck failed in other respects. It was no remake of ‘Room with a view’. It took time for the hot water. The toilet seat would not stay up. The woman at reception seemed almost disgruntled when I asked about an electrical shop, perhaps unaware she is in the service industry.