This 2 bedroom apartment offers both tranquility and comfort.
It's the perfect place to accommodate for short\long term stays for families, digital nomads and tourists.
The space
Welcome to our stylish and cozy 2-room apartment, perfect for a comfortable stay! This brand-new space features a bright living area, a fully equipped kitchen, and a private balcony where you can relax.
Enjoy high-speed internet, a smart TV, and all the essentials for cooking. The apartment is in a great location, close to local attractions, shops, and public transport.
Whether you're traveling for business or leisure, this place is designed to make you feel at home.
Book your stay today!
🚩 Some location orientation:
🛒 Nearest Supermarkets:
ECO Market: Located approximately 95 meters or 3mins of walking from Kaila's apartment on Rruga Agron Jano, this supermarket offers a variety of daily necessities.
Spar: Situated about 387 meters away on Rruga Kongresi i Lushnjës, Spar is a well-known international supermarket chain providing a wide range of products.
Andi 21 Grocery: Approximately 264 meters from your location on Rruga Artan Lenja, this grocery store offers a selection of fresh produce and household items.
🛍️ Nearest Shopping Centres
Tirana Ring Center: Located just 100 meters or 10min of walking from Kaila's apartment, this shopping center features various retail stores, cafes, and services, making it a convenient spot for shopping and leisure.
Toptani Shopping Center: Approximately 2.6 kilometers away, this seven-story mall houses around 100 stores, bars, and restaurants, offering a comprehensive shopping experience in the city center.
Tirana East Gate (TEG): Situated about 4 kilometers southeast of the city center, TEG is one of the largest shopping malls in Albania, featuring over 180 shops, a Cineplexx cinema, and numerous dining options.
🏛️ Nearby Tourist Landmarks
Mosaic of Tirana: Is only 800m away or 11min walking distance.
Skanderbeg Square: The main plaza in Tirana, surrounded by significant buildings such as the National Museum of History, the Et'hem Bey Mosque, and the Clock Tower. It's approximately 2.2 kilometers from your property, about a 25-minute walk.
Pyramid of Tirana: A notable structure originally built as a museum, now serving as a center for youth and cultural activities. Located about 2.6 kilometers away, roughly a 30-minute walk.
Rinia Park: A central public park ideal for relaxation, located just south of Skanderbeg Square. Approximately 2.3 kilometers from your location, around a 25-minute walk.
National Archaeological Museum: Exhibits artifacts from Albania's prehistoric and classical periods. About 2.7 kilometers away, roughly a 30-minute walk.
🏙️ City Centre
Kaila's apartment is situated within walking distance to Tirana's city center. Skanderbeg Square, considered the heart of the city, is approximately 2.2 kilometers away, making it easily accessible by a 25-minute walk or a short drive.
Other things to note
Top 20 Fascinating Facts About Albania You Didn’t Know!
1. No McDonald’s?
Albania is one of the few countries in Europe with no McDonald’s.
2. They nod for ‘No’ and shake for ‘Yes’
In Albania, a head shake means “yes” and a nod means “no” — the opposite of most countries!
3. Home of ancient cities
Albania boasts UNESCO heritage sites like Berat and Gjirokastër, dating back to the 4th century BC.
4. Hidden beaches & turquoise waters
The Albanian Riviera rivals Greece or Croatia — but with fewer crowds and cheaper prices.
5. A country of bunkers
There are over 170,000 concrete bunkers scattered across Albania — built during the communist era.
6. Mother Teresa was Albanian
Yes — Saint Teresa of Calcutta was ethnically Albanian, born to Albanian parents in Skopje.
7. Albania is one of the oldest nations in Europe
It’s believed Albanians descended from the ancient Illyrians, over 2,000 years ago.
8. They love eagles
The national flag features a black double-headed eagle, and many Albanians refer to themselves as “Shqipëtar” — “Sons of the Eagle.”
9. Coffee culture rivals Italy
Albania has more coffee shops per capita than almost any other country in the world.
10. A peaceful mix of religions
Muslims and Christians have lived side-by-side peacefully for centuries.
11. Albania was totally isolated for decades
Under dictator Enver Hoxha, Albania was cut off from the world until the early 1990s.
12. They use two alphabets — but one language
The Albanian language has 36 letters and is a unique Indo-European branch, with no close relatives.
13. You can ski and sunbathe in the same day
From the Albanian Alps to Ionian beaches, it’s a nature lover’s dream.
14. Warmest hospitality in the Balkans
Albanian culture deeply values hospitality — guests are treated like royalty.
15. Still undiscovered by mass tourism
Many parts of Albania are untouched gems, waiting to be explored.
16. It has its own Riviera
The Albanian Riviera features stunning coastal towns like Dhermi and Himara.
17. It’s super affordable
Albania is one of the cheapest destinations in Europe for food, travel, and accommodation.
18. They drive Mercedes everywhere
Even in rural villages, you’ll spot old and new Mercedes — a national favorite.
19. Tirana is vibrant and artistic
The capital is known for its colorful buildings, quirky cafés, and modern art scenes.
20. You can drink from natural springs
Many Albanians drink straight from mountain springs — the water is that clean.
