We are the Rroji family, proud descendants of one of Shkodër’s most authentic and respected families. Our grandfather built this residence in 1939, and after decades of silence, we have lovingly restored it to share its story and beauty with travelers from around the world. Our goal is to offer not just accommodation, but a meaningful experience where Guests can feel the spirit of Shkodër, its history, and its warm hospitality. We personally ensure that every stay is comfortable, peaceful, and memorable.

Welcome to Rroji Urban Heritage! We are delighted to host you in our boutique historic building, located in the heart of Shkodër. Enjoy a stay filled with comfort, charm, and local history. Built for the Rroji family, this Italian-style building was approved by architect Ferdinando Poggi in 1939. Seized during the communist regime, it was used as a courthouse. Today, the building has been fully restored in boutique style. The property is secure and camera-monitored, with direct access from the main street. All seven accommodation units are located on the second floor and are accessed via a dedicated entrance from the ground floor. Please note that access to all units is by stairs only.

Rroji Urban Heritage is ideally located in the very heart of Shkodër, just steps from the lively Sheshi 2 Prilli and the city’s main pedestrian street, Rruga Kolë Idromeno. Tucked on a quiet side street, the property offers a peaceful atmosphere while remaining only a 1-minute walk from the central intercity bus and minibus station, providing direct connections to Tirana, the Albanian Alps, Montenegro, and other destinations. Guests will find themselves surrounded by cafés, restaurants, bakeries, pharmacies, and cultural landmarks, making it an excellent base for exploring the historic center entirely on foot:  The pharmacy is just across the street.  The polyclinic and the Emergency medical services are directly behind the building.  Within 200–300 meters, you’ll find Bashkia Shkodër (City Hall), University Luigj Gurakuqi, Radio Shkodra, Ebu Bekër Mosque, Parruce Mosque, Orthodox Church, Franciscan Church, the Pedonale (main walking street), and Kafja e Madhe, the city’s historic café.  Many restaurants, cafés, and bars are within easy walking distance, offering the best of Shkodër’s local culture and cuisine.