Lake Shkodra Resort

Beautiful location by lake. Friendly charming staff. Lovely food in restaurant which was reasonably priced and available all day.

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The resort is large with a lake front access surrounded by beautiful views of mountains. The grounds are well maintained. There is a restaurant in house. The chalets and bell tents are widely spread that you won't even hear the neighbours. The chalet has floor to ceiling glass windows/doors that makes you feel connected to nature even though you are not camping. The bed is queen-sized and firm, the pillows are your average soft pillows. Hot water on sink and shower is fast with good pressure. The sofa is also large and you have options for a dining area indoors or out in the veranda or on ground level. The shower is spacious and bath towels and hand towels provided. Lots of space in the grass for picnic by the lake. 2 bottles of water were provided. The AC made the room cool despite the sweltering heat outdoors. The restaurant serves cheap and delicious meals. They have loads of sparrows living above which was entertaining. And they have a playground.

They do not do room service, but you can order for take out in the restaurant. Limited tables and sun beds at lake front, so I suggest bring a picnic mat. Do not leave your shower window open during summer nights since insects come in. The AC and fridge hums in intervals but wasn't a problem since my baby likes white noise.

Stayed in a treehouse and a bell tent, both lovely and clean, fridge and comfortable beds!

We loved the location, although they could improve the long catwalk into the lake by adding a few ladders along the way. There were seats and umbrellas, although the umbrellas couldn't be adjusted for the angle of the sun. The restaurant was always open. Although the food wasn't fabulous, it was a lovely place to sit, and the sunsets were spectacular. There were loads of swallows flying around, and lovely bird songs. The swallows seem to take care of the mosquitoes, which was wonderful.

This location is designed specifically for campers, and the facilities for them appeared to be excellent. However, the "hotel" isn't really a hotel, it is just a series of rooms in a building. The rooms are adequate, but quite small, and there isn't really a place to hang your wet towels or bathing suits. There may have been a view from the window if we had been able to open the shutters. We were provided a top sheet, but we were unable to get a blanket for the first 3 days of our stay. There is no reception desk in the hotel. The reception area is in a separate building near the hotel. However, it is open 24 hours, which could be helpful if you arrived late.