Guesthouse Bjeshka

We only stopped here on the way to Blue Eye, so we didn't try the rooms or any food. The coffee, beers, and Raki were nice, and the prices seemed fair for somewhere so remote. The owners don't speak much English, but patience gets you through. They were lovely and welcoming. You can also see fresh laundry hanging out to dry in the pictures. I'd happily return.

The road up to the accommodation still isn't properly paved, so drive slowly if you want to avoid damaging your car or rental. Once there, though, everything was handled really well. An Airbnb error had caused the rooms to be double booked, but they reacted quickly and arranged a lovely room at a neighboring place with a valley view. The daughter managed all the communication and speaks Excellent English. We slept comfortably, had a good breakfast before our hike, and found it easy to reach nearby highlights like the blue eye and the waterfall. A great base outside Theth.

After a long day of hiking, we stopped for food and were given cucumber, cheese, tomato, some cold soup packed with onions even though I said I was allergic, water, and a few pieces of fried aubergine. The bill came to LEK 2400. The food was horrible and the price was outrageously high for a guest house in the middle of nowhere. It felt like tourists were being taken advantage of in broad daylight. I wouldn't visit or trust their prices.

This was the sweetest, most homely place we've stayed, and the food was delicious. The generous family is what makes it special. Our room was simple, clean, and comfortable, while the meals tasted homemade and full of love. We were so happy to stay with you and hope we can come back. Thanks!