Michelin Guide Selects 20 Hotels Across Albania, from Tirana to the Riviera

Albania is strengthening its presence on the international tourism map, with 20 accommodation establishments featured in the Michelin Guide’s selection of hotels.

The selected properties span several of the country’s main destinations, including Tirana, Durrës, Vlorë, Himarë, Berat, Gjirokastër, Korçë and Sarandë. The list covers a wide range of accommodation, from urban and luxury hotels to boutique properties and coastal resorts, reflecting Albania’s diverse tourism offer.

The selection highlights the quality and variety of the country’s hospitality sector and helps promote Albania as an international travel destination. Known for its prestigious restaurant recommendations, the Michelin Guide has also expanded its coverage to hotels, offering travellers recommendations for accommodation and travel experiences worldwide.

The full list of 20 Albanian hotels is available on the official Michelin Guide website.

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