107 Dreams in Tirana provides comfortable adults-only bed and breakfast accommodation designed for guests seeking a pleasant and practical stay in the city. The property offers rooms with private bathrooms, air-conditioning, and city views, creating a comfortable setting for both relaxation and everyday convenience. Each room is equipped with a work desk, making it suitable for guests who need a dedicated place for writing, planning, or other desk-based activities during their stay.
The rooms also feature wardrobes, providing useful storage for personal belongings, while the parquet floors add a refined and welcoming element to the interiors. With their combination of essential amenities and thoughtfully arranged furnishings, the accommodations offer a straightforward environment in which guests can settle in comfortably. The city views provide an additional visual connection to Tirana, allowing guests to appreciate the surrounding urban scenery from their rooms.
Guests at 107 Dreams in Tirana have access to free WiFi, supporting online communication, browsing, and other connected activities throughout their stay. Streaming services are also available, offering an additional form of entertainment within the accommodation. The property provides private check-in and check-out, allowing these arrival and departure procedures to take place with greater privacy and convenience.
Selected rooms include balconies with mountain views, offering an outdoor space where guests can enjoy the scenery. Outdoor furniture makes these balconies more practical for spending time outside, while bathrobes provide an added touch of comfort within the accommodation. Together, these details complement the rooms’ private bathrooms, air-conditioning, work desks, wardrobes, and parquet floors without compromising the simple, functional character of the property.
The location is convenient for access to both the city and the airport. Tirana International Mother Teresa Airport is 13 km away, providing a clearly defined distance between the property and the city’s main air gateway. Several local attractions are also within reach, including Skanderbeg Square, located 3.2 km from 107 Dreams in Tirana, and the National Museum of History, which is 2.3 km away.
Despite its proximity to notable destinations, the property is situated on a quiet street. This setting gives guests a calmer surroundings while retaining access to Tirana’s attractions. Scenic views, including the city views available from the rooms and mountain views offered by selected balconies, further contribute to the character of the accommodation and its location.
107 Dreams location:
Places to visit near the accommodation
107 Dreams is located on Rruga Petrela in the Petrelë area, southeast of Tirana. Its position places visitors close to historic, rural, and natural sites on the southern and eastern edges of the capital, while central Tirana can be reached separately for museums, shopping, and city landmarks.
- Petrelë Castle is the most relevant attraction near the accommodation. The hilltop fortress stands above the Erzen Valley and is associated with Albania’s medieval and early modern history. Visitors can examine the surviving stone walls and towers, walk around the elevated site, and view the surrounding valley and countryside. The approach includes uneven surfaces and inclined sections, so suitable footwear is useful.
- Petrelë and the Erzen Valley offer a setting different from central Tirana. The surrounding area contains wooded slopes, cultivated land, and views across the valley below the castle. Visitors interested in walking, landscape photography, or seeing a rural settlement close to the capital can use the local roads and paths, while taking care around private property and uneven ground.
- Bunk’Art 1 is an underground museum in the Dajti area, housed in a large Cold War-era bunker. Its exhibitions address Albania’s political history, military organization, and everyday life during the communist period through documents, photographs, objects, and preserved bunker spaces. The site is particularly relevant for visitors who want historical context beyond the traditional monuments of Tirana.
- Dajti Ekspres provides access toward Mount Dajti from the eastern side of Tirana. The cable-car route connects the city’s lower station with the mountain area, where visitors can find panoramic viewpoints, open landscapes, and opportunities for walking. It is a separate excursion from Petrelë and should be planned according to transport arrangements and the operating information available on the day.
- Mount Dajti National Park extends across the mountain range east of Tirana and includes forests, open slopes, and recreational areas. The park is suitable for visitors seeking nature rather than urban sightseeing. Conditions vary by season and elevation, and marked routes, weather, and access conditions should be checked before setting out.
For a broader city visit, Tirana’s central museums, Skanderbeg Square, and the National History Museum area are farther from Rruga Petrela than the sites above. They can be combined with a visit to Petrelë when private transport or a planned taxi journey is available.
