ALBA in Tirana provides a comfortable and convenient apartment stay for guests seeking modern amenities and easy access to some of the city’s notable attractions. The apartment is equipped with free WiFi and air-conditioning, helping guests stay connected and comfortable throughout their visit. A dedicated fitness room is also available, offering an additional space for guests who wish to maintain their usual exercise routine while staying in Tirana.
To make the arrival and departure process as smooth as possible, ALBA offers a private check-in and check-out service. This arrangement gives guests a more personal and seamless experience when accessing the apartment and completing their stay. The combination of practical services and contemporary comforts creates a welcoming setting for both short visits and longer stays.
The apartment includes a fully equipped kitchen with the essential appliances needed for convenient meal preparation. Guests have access to a refrigerator, oven, and stovetop, allowing them to store food and prepare meals within the apartment. The kitchen is complemented by a dining table, providing a dedicated place to enjoy meals or spend time together.
For relaxation, the accommodation features a sofa bed and streaming services. These amenities provide guests with a comfortable setting for unwinding after time spent exploring Tirana or enjoying the apartment. The combination of a practical living area, dining space, and in-room entertainment supports an enjoyable and self-contained stay.
ALBA benefits from a central and convenient location in Tirana, making it well placed for visiting nearby points of interest. The Bektashi World Centre is within a 14-minute walk of the apartment, giving guests the opportunity to reach this attraction on foot. Tanners’ Bridge is located 1.3 kilometres away, while Saint Paul Cathedral is 1.8 kilometres from the property.
The apartment is also situated 18 kilometres from Tirana International Mother Teresa Airport. This places ALBA within a practical distance of the airport while retaining convenient access to attractions in the city. Its location has received high ratings from guests, particularly for its central position and the ease with which visitors can reach nearby landmarks.
ALBA location:
Places to visit near the accommodation
ALBA is located at Bulevardi Bajram Curri Nd 308, H2, Ap 3, second floor, in the southern-central part of Tirana. Its position places visitors near the Lana River, the Blloku district, and several museums and landmarks in the city centre. Many central attractions can be reached by walking through the surrounding streets and along the river, while others are accessible by local transport or taxi.
- Lana River and its urban promenade: The Lana runs through Tirana and is bordered by roads, footpaths, bridges, and planted areas. The river corridor offers a way to explore the city on foot while observing residential buildings, cafés, and everyday urban life. Bulevardi Bajram Curri follows part of the river and provides direct access to this central route.
- Blloku: The Blloku neighbourhood is one of Tirana’s best-known central areas. During Albania’s communist period, it was associated with senior party officials and was not generally open to the public. Today, its streets contain restaurants, cafés, shops, bars, and offices. Visitors can explore the district for its contemporary city atmosphere and street-based dining.
- Postbllok – Checkpoint: This public memorial near the southern side of central Tirana commemorates political persecution during Albania’s communist era. The installation includes a concrete bunker, sections of concrete supports from the former Spaç forced-labour camp, and a piece of the Berlin Wall. It stands close to the main cultural institutions around Bulevardi Dëshmorët e Kombit.
- The Pyramid of Tirana: The Pyramid is a distinctive concrete structure originally opened in 1988 as a museum dedicated to Enver Hoxha. It has since been redeveloped as a public cultural and educational venue. Its large geometric form and surrounding open space make it a notable example of Tirana’s changing architectural landscape.
- House of Leaves: The Museum of Secret Surveillance is housed in a former building used by Albania’s state security service. Its exhibitions document surveillance, interception, and political repression during the communist period. The museum presents archival material and objects connected with the country’s recent history.
- Skanderbeg Square: Tirana’s principal square is surrounded by important civic and cultural buildings, including the National History Museum, the Palace of Culture, the Et’hem Bey Mosque, and the Clock Tower. The square provides access to the city’s historic centre and central public spaces.
