Miamar Luxury Hotel & Spa is an upscale beachfront hotel on Livadhi Beach near Himarë, built for travelers who want a more complete resort experience than the smaller guesthouses and apartments that dominate much of the bay. Its current official site and 2026 booking inventory show a private beach area, outdoor pool, spa and wellness facilities, fitness centre, restaurant, bar and several room categories facing either the Ionian Sea or Himarë Castle. It suits couples and families who expect to spend substantial time at the property. The tradeoff is price and formality: this is not the choice for a simple room-and-beach stay, and several house rules, deposits and guest policies are more structured than at smaller Riviera hotels.

The hotel stands on Street Shen Varvara at Livadh, directly in the beach zone rather than in central Himarë. The location gives guests immediate access to the water and a quieter base than the central promenade, while still keeping Himarë within a short drive. A car or taxi is the easiest way to reach the property with luggage. Visitors who plan to dine and relax mostly on site may not need a vehicle every day, but anyone wanting regular evening walks in central Himarë or day trips to Porto Palermo, Dhërmi or inland villages will benefit from independent transport.

Miamar's current room inventory is unusually specific. The official site lists seven main categories: standard deluxe rooms with sea or castle view, a sea-view junior suite, a sea-view superior suite, a superior suite with jacuzzi, a grand family deluxe with two rooms and two king beds, and a triple deluxe facing the castle. That makes the property flexible for couples, small families and guests who want separate living space. Do not assume every room faces the sea; some categories deliberately face inland toward Himarë Castle, and the view is part of the room name for a reason.

The wellness offering is one of the clearest differences from ordinary Livadhi accommodation. Miamar's official 2026 pages describe a sauna, beauty zone, Scottish and emotional showers, massage treatments, a hair and beauty salon and complimentary use of the fitness centre for hotel guests. Booking.com also lists the property with an outdoor pool, spa and wellness centre, beachfront position and private beach area. Individual treatments may carry separate charges and need appointments, so guests should confirm what is included in the room rate rather than assuming full spa access covers every service.

Food is also designed as part of the stay. The current Booking listing describes an on-site restaurant serving Japanese and Mediterranean cuisine for breakfast, lunch and dinner, with vegan and gluten-free options noted. The official hotel promotes its restaurant as a major component of the property, and the pool and beach make it easy to spend a full day without leaving Livadhi. That convenience is valuable for short stays, but travelers who want to explore Himarë's family tavernas should still set aside at least one evening in town. Menus and seasonal opening patterns can change, so specific dishes and prices should be checked directly.

The hotel's current policies are detailed. Official rules state that reservations require a 50% deposit, with the remaining balance due at check-in. Check-in begins at 14:00 and check-out is by 11:00; early arrival and late departure depend on availability. Guests must be at least 18 to make a reservation and check in, and valid identification is required. Visitors who are not registered hotel guests are not allowed after 22:00 and must report to the front desk when they arrive. Breakfast is complimentary for registered guests according to the hotel's policy page, while visitors who join for breakfast pay a separate fee.

Families are welcome, but policies should be read carefully. Children aged three and under can stay without an additional room charge when using existing bedding, and limited cots are available on request. Older children or adults using an additional sleeping arrangement can incur extra fees. Pool use by children requires direct supervision. These rules make Miamar workable for families, especially with the two-room family category, but the property is not an informal apartment where occupancy can be adjusted casually after arrival.

Accessibility details are not sufficiently published to guarantee a fully adapted stay. The modern construction and resort layout may be easier than older hillside properties, but no reliable current source confirms step-free access to every room, accessible bathrooms, pool lifts or reserved accessible beach routes. Travelers who need those features should ask the hotel about the exact room and route before paying a deposit. Reception hours are likewise not published as a separate seven-day timetable even though check-in and front-desk procedures are clearly described. Miamar is best chosen for the concentration of beach, pool, wellness, dining and varied rooms in one Livadhi property, with the understanding that its structured policies and higher-service model are part of the experience.