Accommodation and your stay
Where to stay in Tirana and what to do between appointments.
Hotels in Tirana
Where patients stay and how we help with bookings.
- Where do most patients stay in Tirana?
Most patients choose a hotel in the Blloku and city centre area, a short taxi ride from the clinic and walking distance from restaurants and pharmacies. We can suggest hotels at different budgets and tell you honestly which are quietest for recovery.
- Do you book the hotel for me?
We can. Tell us your dates and budget and we will hold a room at one of the hotels we work with, or simply send you a shortlist to book yourself. Booking directly often gives you flexible cancellation, which is useful if flights change.
- Can someone travel with me?
Yes, and we encourage it for surgical trips. A companion can sit in on consultations, help you home after sedation and manage soft meals for the first days. Hotels we work with have twin and double rooms at the same rate.
During your stay
Eating, resting and exploring between appointments.
- What can I eat after treatment?
Soft, lukewarm food for the first few days after surgery: soups, eggs, yoghurt, pasta and fish. Avoid very hot drinks, alcohol, smoking and anything crunchy near the treated area. After veneers or bonding you can eat normally the same day, avoiding staining foods for 48 hours.
- What is there to do between appointments?
Plenty within walking distance: the Bunk'Art museums, Skanderbeg Square, the Dajti cable car and the Grand Park. Appointments are usually grouped in the morning, leaving afternoons free. After surgery we suggest resting rather than long day trips.
- Is Tirana easy to get around if I only speak English?
Yes. English is widely spoken in hotels, restaurants and taxis in the centre, card payment is common, and ride-hailing apps work well. Our team is reachable on WhatsApp throughout your stay if anything needs translating or arranging.