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Fryma e Bjeshkeve

Name: Fryma e Bjeshkeve
Address: Theth valley, Albanian Alps, Theth, Shkodër County, AL
Price range: €€

Updated 2026Theth valley, Albanian Alps

A newer timber guesthouse in the heart of the valley, with balconied wood-clad rooms, air conditioning and big windows onto the peaks. Comfortable and modern while keeping the mountain-lodge feel, with a garden and parking on site. Rooms have private bathrooms with a shower, and the listing runs to bathrobes, slippers, a hairdryer, free toiletries, a TV and a wardrobe. Breakfast is continental, free private parking is available on site, and reception staff speak English. The address given is Rruga Fushe in Theth.

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Area

Central valley

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About

Where you'll stay

A newer timber guesthouse in the heart of the valley, with balconied wood-clad rooms, air conditioning and big windows onto the peaks. Comfortable and modern while keeping the mountain-lodge feel, with a garden and parking on site. Rooms have private bathrooms with a shower, and the listing runs to bathrobes, slippers, a hairdryer, free toiletries, a TV and a wardrobe. Breakfast is continental, free private parking is available on site, and reception staff speak English. The address given is Rruga Fushe in Theth.

“Modern timber guesthouse with air-conditioned rooms”

Amenities

Wood-clad rooms with air conditioning and balconies

garden

home-cooked half-board

mountain views

parking

Getting There

Location

Theth valley, Albanian Alps, Theth

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