Hot Springs Hotels in Shkodra

I stayed at the Colosseo as part of a group tour and the hotel was chosen by the tour company. It is very centrally located, at one end of a long pedestrian promenade with many shops and restaurants and interesting side streets. This was one of the few times I stayed in a “single room” with only a single bed but the room was a reasonable size. Breakfast was a good variety of foods, including cheese, vegetables, eggs and the usual breads and pastries. I checked out the gym, which was large and well-equipped but did not use it- Shkoder is very walkable and that’s how I got my exercise! The pool was indoor and medium-sized. The Internet could be slow at times and sometimes stopped completely. The woman at the front desk did something- likely re-booting the router- and it worked better after that. There were limited electrical outlets- you pretty much had to unplug a lamp to charge any devices. Note also that nothing will charge when you’re out of the room if you leave and take your room key with you- the room has power only if you leave your room key in the slot by the door. If you’re a light sleeper you may want to request a room on the back side of the hotel; the side facing the promenade has a mosque directly in front of it with multiple calls to prayer every day, loudly amplified.