Jurgen Resort

Attention, access to the pool seems to be paid even for hotel guests. The hotel practices euro/lek exchange, which is not regulated. If we had agreed to pay the asking price, we would have had to pay an additional 4,000 leks (32 euros) for a room of about 6,000 leks (50 euros).

There was no fridge in the room, they brought it on request. There was hardly anyone in sight at the reception. We got a mobile phone number and someone was there right after we got on the phone. There was a pool party which is not for hotel guests and went on until 2am. Lots of noise to sleep. Our room does not have a balcony.

We stayed there Thursday night and Friday night. On Thursday evening there were 2 children's parties. Luckily the loud music turned off at 11pm. The next night was, unfortunately, terrible. The wedding is right below our room. Paul just hummed. When we didn't sleep a second at half past one, we went to ask and the party lasted until 4am. We then protested and after half an hour they arranged for us to be in bed in a hotel 2km away. Is free. They flew for us. But, unfortunately, we would certainly prefer to sleep normally in our hotel. The hotel is not suitable for vacationers. Maybe at the beginning of the week, but not on the weekend. The elite of Tirana celebrate their parties there, and then stay at the hotel. (They say, but we hardly saw any guests, and this is in July.) The pool is also not bad, but the elite also come here during the day for a swim. We have a discount because we also spend the night there, but the pool is paid. The deposit / booking can be made with a credit card. Then you expect to be able to pay them off. Unfortunately (as almost everywhere in Albania) this is only possible in cash. Both in euros and in leks. It's over again. We have a pencil note with the numbers written down. It was "account".