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Guest House Rrashkadoli

Name: Guest House Rrashkadoli
Address: Theth valley, Albanian Alps, Theth, Shkodër County, AL
Telephone: 0676809245
Price range: €€

Updated 2026Theth valley, Albanian Alps

A tall stone house with a steep dormered roof, standing in the valley below the fog-wrapped Accursed Mountains. Rooms are timber-lined and warmed with traditional woven rugs, and it runs as a family home on hearty home-cooked half-board. The listing has family rooms with private bathrooms, a TV and free WiFi, and a cheaper double that shares a bathroom, so it works for a couple watching the budget as well as a group. There is a garden, a terrace and a bar, with free private parking on site, and the guesthouse takes cash only.

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Theth valley

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About

Where you'll stay

A tall stone house with a steep dormered roof, standing in the valley below the fog-wrapped Accursed Mountains. Rooms are timber-lined and warmed with traditional woven rugs, and it runs as a family home on hearty home-cooked half-board. The listing has family rooms with private bathrooms, a TV and free WiFi, and a cheaper double that shares a bathroom, so it works for a couple watching the budget as well as a group. There is a garden, a terrace and a bar, with free private parking on site, and the guesthouse takes cash only.

“Tall stone house with dormered roof in the valley”

Amenities

Stone-house rooms

timber-lined interiors with traditional rugs

home-cooked half-board

mountain views

Getting There

Location

Theth valley, Albanian Alps, Theth

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