Top Hotels Near Butrint National Archaeological Park in Xarrë from AU$49

"Stayed one night in nobbu hotel with my husband. The hotel staff was very polite and kind and hospitable. They offered us an upgrade with a Seaview room. The room was clean and tidy and beautiful. Everything looked very up-to-date and newly built the location of the hotel was good, however the access was slightly difficult - but I have to admit this is a similar problem. You will find in most of the hotels in ksmail. The hotel had a dedicated basement Parking. They also included a breakfast which was good however that is one thing that can be improved a little bit. We had the breakfast around 10:30 am and the breakfast ends at 11 am so I’m not sure if that was because we started breakfast near the ending time but some of the things were a bit cold and I think the breakfast Overall can be improved a little bit. In terms of service the staff was very nice and accommodating. We did a late checkout and they accommodated this for us, and we also asked for a blanket as it was a little cold which they also provided to us late at night. I would definitely recommend staying in this hotel. "

"Extremely welcoming host, great ambience and excellent cleanliness."

"Clean facilities, comfortable room and excellent Breakfast."

"Staff was amazing. The breakfast that was included was great..everything was very fresh and very tasty. Would definitely recommend!"

"Great hotel and staff"

"We had a great stay! The view from the pool is beautiful, the hotel and rooms are very clean, and the staff are amazing. The staff are so kind and ready to help you with whatever you need. We liked staying up on the hill as it was much quieter than the main center. The main center is still walkable but the hills may be a challenge for people with mobility issues since the taxi are very very expensive. Overall would highly recommend if that is not an issue for you. "

"Room very expensive for a faded place. Restaurant good food at v high prices. I am ASSURED their mussels are imported as local no longer farmed. I think locals pay less."