Guesthouse · Rrogam

Guest House Leka

Name: Guest House Leka
Address: Rrogam, Valbona Valley, Valbona, Kukës County, AL
Telephone: 0683386645
Price range: €

Updated 2026Rrogam, Valbona Valley

A small bar-restaurant and guesthouse at Rrogam, the last hamlet before the path climbs toward the Valbona–Theth pass. Its timber veranda, set on a meadow under the grey walls of the Accursed Mountains, is a welcome rest stop for hikers, and simple rooms let you stay the night at the trailhead. The rooms are family rooms with balconies, private bathrooms and mountain views, each with a bath and free toiletries. There is a restaurant, a bar and a garden, free WiFi throughout, a 24-hour front desk, free private parking and a paid airport shuttle.

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Rrogam

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About

Where you'll stay

A small bar-restaurant and guesthouse at Rrogam, the last hamlet before the path climbs toward the Valbona–Theth pass. Its timber veranda, set on a meadow under the grey walls of the Accursed Mountains, is a welcome rest stop for hikers, and simple rooms let you stay the night at the trailhead. The rooms are family rooms with balconies, private bathrooms and mountain views, each with a bath and free toiletries. There is a restaurant, a bar and a garden, free WiFi throughout, a 24-hour front desk, free private parking and a paid airport shuttle.

“Trailside guesthouse in Rrogam near the Valbona–Theth pass”

Amenities

Simple guest rooms

bar-restaurant with a covered veranda

meadow garden

mountain views

near the Theth-pass trail

Getting There

Location

Rrogam, Valbona Valley, Valbona

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