They planned to get to Villa Ujvara, but due to lack of places they found themselves near Villa Leo (confirmed by Leo herself in Kyiv). These are neighboring houses, it seems that the owners are brothers, or otherwise relatives. Villa Leo is newer, they say it is more spacious. The house has 3 floors with 4 rooms each, a plot of 5 acres - fenced, strangers do not come.
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They planned to get to Villa Ujvara, but due to lack of places they found themselves near Villa Leo (confirmed by Leo herself in Kyiv). These are neighboring houses, it seems that the owners are brothers, or otherwise relatives. Villa Leo is newer, they say it is more spacious. The house has 3 floors with 4 rooms each, a plot of 5 acres - fenced, strangers do not come. The room was admirable because in addition to space - more than 15 meters room, there were two beds - one double and one single. Wardrobe, TV, refrigerator, bedside table, hair dryer in the bathroom. Everything is new, smells like fresh chipboard. Clean tiles everywhere on the floor. Shower cabin without curtains, so if you have parted with the shower - you need to wipe all the surfaces from the water, including the toilet seat. We tried to use the shower neatly, so it was enough to wipe the floor with a special mop.
Be sure to bring an electric kettle (we have a small one for 500 ml), or a kettle - for tea lovers.
Coffee can be drunk in any restaurant, and tea is not served, it is believed that tea can only be a medicine (Mali Tea in stores - mountain tea, Albanians drink it in case of any disease).
We had breakfast in the room, so the kettle was needed to brew cereal, or instant coffee, or tea.
Wi-Fi in Albania is very common, several routers are seen in the corridor of the first and second floors.
Be sure to bring an electric kettle (we have a small one for 500 ml), or a kettle - for tea lovers.
Coffee can be drunk in any restaurant, and tea is not served, it is believed that tea can only be a medicine (Mali Tea in stores - mountain tea, Albanians drink it in case of any disease).
We had breakfast in the room, so the kettle was needed to brew cereal, or instant coffee, or tea.
Wi-Fi in Albania is very common, several routers are seen in the corridor of the first and second floors.
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