Hotel Roalb

I loved the beautiful and modern design of the hotel – everything felt brand new, fresh, and exceptionally clean. The hotel is small, peaceful, and the sea is just a few steps away. We were lucky to get a room on the top floor with a huge terrace offering a 10/10 view of both the sea and the mountains. Housekeeping did an amazing job, cleaning the room and changing the linens and towels every single day. To top it off, the authentic Albanian breakfast was absolutely delicious!

There was nothing to dislike

We absolutely loved our stay at Hotel Roalb! We spent two wonderful nights here with our little son, and everything exceeded our expectations. The staff were exceptional—warm, friendly, professional, and always happy to help with a smile. The hotel was spotless, and it was clear that cleanliness and guest comfort are top priorities. The location is fantastic, just a short walk from the beautiful beach, making it perfect for families and anyone looking for a relaxing getaway. The peaceful atmosphere made our stay even more enjoyable. A big thank you to the entire Hotel Roalb team for making us feel so welcome. We highly recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Radhimë and can’t wait to come back!

The hotel was right on the seafront in a very quiet area. The view from the balcony was wonderful. The rooms were large, very well furnished. The staff was polite and helpful. Although our room had a mountain view, they changed it to a sea view at no extra cost. Towels were changed every day.

The breakfast should have had more choices. Cleaness should have been better. There were hairs on the sheets.

We stayed from 25 to 28 of June , 2 adults and one child. I choose this hotel for the reviews, although it is a not very old hotel, and the view. -free parking -amazing view from the balcony of the sea - comfortable beds - very close to the beach

- no soap to wash your hands, we had to use the shower gel provided by the hotel. - The shower drain would back up every time, causing the water level to rise. So, after giving my daughter a shower, we had to wait for the water to drain before we could take ours. - Breakfast started at 8:30, but some guests would come down as early as 7:30; you’d see them finishing up just as you arrived, meaning there was nothing left to eat. Some people took more than seemed reasonable and left behind plates of untouched food. - You have to buy the coffee. If you wanted an espresso, you had to pay 1 euro; a double espresso cost 2 euros. I don't think it's right to have to pay for coffee when breakfast is included in the price of the accommodation. - On the last morning, my husband asked the receptionist when breakfast was served—we wanted to confirm, just in case we had misunderstood, even though there was a sign at the front desk stating the time. She told us it was between 8:30 and 10:00. However, as early as 7:50, some guests were already eating, and the buffet was being set up. My husband pointed this out to the manager, who remarked that this way, the hotel guests might finish eating sooner, allowing the kitchen staff to finish their work earlier as well. I found this attitude—and the failure to adhere to the breakfast schedule they themselves had established—to be incredibly rude on the part of the staff. - The room was cleaned every two days (towels), and the bed linen was changed every 3–4 days. I found hairs under the bed that didn't look like they had been swept up, but rather shoved well underneath.