Thethi Hotel

My sister and I booked this hotel in a rush, knowing almost nothing about Theth, and it turned out to be the best decision we could have made. We arrived around noon, exhausted and starving, at a time when the hotel kitchen was supposed to be closed. Yet Husna kindly welcomed us and prepared lunch for us anyway, even though it was outside working hours. That gesture was only the beginning of the warmth and generosity we experienced from these wonderful people. From the very first moment, the hotel felt like home. The rooms were beautiful, spotless, and incredibly comfortable. The view was spectacular; perfect for peaceful solitude. I would especially like to thank Teze Kushja, whose warmth truly felt like that of a mother. Her generosity, care, and delicious food filled our hearts in just two nights. 🥹🥰♥️ And Aleksi… thank you for treating us like family. Your kindness in taking us to the village, even when you didn’t have to, speaks volumes about your pure heart and generosity. You showed us a beautiful example of true Albanian hospitality. Thank you Teze Kushja and Aleksi for everything. ♥️♥️♥️ I truly hope to meet you again when I return to Hotel Thethi.

Everything was amazing—exceptional value for the price. I visited during low season and still received first-class service. The food is delicious (I tried other places, and this was by far the best), the rooms are great, especially the villas 😍 The location, views, landscape, and overall atmosphere are incredible. In winter, this place feels truly magical. The staff is outstanding and adds immense value to the property. Thank you all for the great work and special vibes! Special thanks to Husnar, Meti, Alex, and Ku Cha for making my stay so unforgettable. If you go to Theth, this is the place to stay!

We booked this hotel expecting a luxurious experience and felt feeling confused and catfished. Whilst the hotel and view itself was stunning visually, this was all surface level. The actual hotel is situated on the side of the mountain above Theth village (1 hour walk or 10/15 minutes taxi away). As of the summer (2025), the hotel was incomplete and still undergoing loud construction. The hotel has a restaurant which offers included breakfast of a variety of fairly decent local food, though wasn't restocked during the morning service and didn't seem the most hygienic with flies covering lots of the products. We didn't have lunch or dinner at the hotel as it was expensive with not set menu, instead electing to visit other home stays down the mountain. The hotel has lovely pool with an incredible view, which was unfortunate blocked in many areas by a giant 'Thethi' banner. They had many sunbeds surrounding the pool free to use. For most of our stay however, there was a noisy family sprawled out over most of the area who were playing obnoxious music from their own speaker and allowed their kids to run around splashing guests, ruining the atmosphere. - Other reviews we saw mentioned a similar situation with a similar description of the family. The pool was freezing cold, as was the (hot) tub. The room itself was definitely the highlight, with a bathtub and comfortable king size bed giving unobstructed views of Theth which was breathtaking. The design of the room had lots of natural features and an immaculate hanging mirror. The actual bathroom was nice, with a lovely shower. Unfortunately, there was no fridge or coffee machine and the finishings felt cheap and plasticy. Again aesthetically, the room looked gorgeous but on closer inspection it wasn't truly luxurious like the price tag would suggest. Overall for the area, the hotel was expensive being sold as a luxurious mountain get away, which I'm sure it could be. However, the hotel was incomplete and the atmosphere was ruined by obnoxious music. The staff were lovely to us and tried to deliver the best service they could.