Hotel Legjenda Shkoder

Review by hotel critic

I recently had the opportunity to stay at Legjenda, a unique camping site that doubles as an open-air art gallery, nestled in a picturesque setting. As a travel writer from Canterbury and a discerning beer enthusiast, I was curious about the balance of luxury and value this place offers. The chalets are surprisingly spacious and comfortable, complete with air conditioning—a genuine plus on warm days. While the shared kitchen is a useful amenity for independent travelers, do remember to bring your own cooking essentials like oil and soap. It’s essential for those who want to whip up their own meals. The outdoor swimming pool is a lovely escape, especially during the summer heat, and the poolside bar serves breakfast and cocktails, adding to the experience. Dining at the on-site restaurant was both enjoyable and affordable, a welcome surprise in an area that often leans toward overpriced options. The staff were consistently friendly, providing assistance with local tours, including an impressive trip to Komani Lake. While the luxury elements are evident—from beautifully designed cabins to artistic touches throughout—I found the value quite reasonable, making Legjenda a solid choice for both relaxation and adventure.