SR99 Hotel is a three-star hotel on Rruga Isuf Elezi in western Tirana, around two kilometres from Skanderbeg Square and closer to neighborhood shops and local services than to the capital’s main tourist core. Current 2026 Booking.com data confirms an active property with family rooms, air conditioning, free Wi‑Fi, free private parking, lounge, coffee shop, room service and a 24-hour front desk. It suits budget-conscious travelers, families and guests using a car who do not mind being outside the most walkable sightseeing area. The main tradeoff is distance from the center, along with mixed recent feedback about room details and the absence of an elevator reported by one 2025 guest.

The address is 31 Rruga Isuf Elezi, Tirana 1005. Tripadvisor places the hotel about 2.1 kilometres from Skanderbeg Square, while a 2025 visitor describes the walk as roughly 30 minutes. The surrounding area has shops, cafés, bars and everyday services, which can be useful for guests who prefer a residential neighborhood to the city’s tourist center.

Parking is one of the property’s clearest strengths. Booking.com currently lists free private parking on site. This can save time and money for travelers with rental cars, particularly if they are using Tirana as a base for day trips. Drivers should still confirm access if arriving with a larger vehicle because small city-hotel lots can have limited capacity.

Current room categories include deluxe queen rooms with balconies and other family or double configurations. Booking.com describes air conditioning, private bathroom, work desk, television, soundproofing, refrigerator, telephone and free Wi‑Fi. A deluxe queen room is currently listed at around 27 square metres. Balconies are available in some categories but should be selected explicitly.

The hotel has a lounge and coffee shop rather than a major restaurant operation. Breakfast is available and is included in some current rates. Tripadvisor’s hotel profile also describes a buffet breakfast. Travelers planning full lunches and dinners should expect to use nearby restaurants or travel toward central Tirana.

Reception is staffed 24 hours. Formal check-in is currently from 16:00 to midnight. Booking.com unusually lists check-out as available 24 hours, which should be understood as flexible departure processing rather than permission to keep the room indefinitely. Guests should still verify the checkout deadline attached to the exact reservation if timing matters.

Family policies are relatively flexible. Children of all ages are welcome, though children aged nine and above are charged as adults. Cots for infants are free on request, while extra beds for children up to twelve currently cost €10 per child per night. Availability depends on the room. Pets are not allowed.

Recent guest feedback is mixed but useful. A current Booking.com guest describes the room as smelling fresh, newly finished and comfortable, with good bedding. Tripadvisor’s August 2025 visitor likewise says the hotel appeared mostly new and praises staff and the surrounding restaurant options. A September 2025 guest, however, reported maintenance problems, a small room and being placed on the third floor without an elevator.

That elevator comment is important for accessibility. No lift is listed among Booking.com’s current headline facilities, and the Tripadvisor guest explicitly says there was no elevator on their stay. Ground-floor units are available according to Booking.com, so travelers who cannot manage stairs should ask for a confirmed ground-floor room before booking. A general “family room” or modern building label should not be treated as evidence of step-free access.

The hotel is about 14 kilometres from Tirana International Airport. No current complimentary shuttle was confirmed in the main Booking.com profile, so travelers should plan a taxi unless the property offers a transfer for their dates. The location on the western side of the city can be convenient for airport road access compared with the dense center.

Current Booking.com scores are strongest for staff and cleanliness, while overall ratings are more moderate. That pattern fits the recent written reviews: guests often like the people and the relatively new appearance but report occasional room-level maintenance or layout issues. Travelers should therefore choose SR99 primarily for value, parking and a residential location rather than expecting polished upscale service.

SR99 Hotel is most appropriate for visitors who accept a longer walk or taxi ride into central Tirana in exchange for free parking and simpler road access. It is less suitable for guests who require a confirmed elevator or who want Skanderbeg Square outside the door. Request a lower floor if stairs are difficult, check the exact breakfast and checkout terms attached to your rate, and use the hotel as a practical base rather than a sightseeing destination in itself.

For guests staying several nights, the neighborhood location can also be practical for everyday errands. Current booking comments mention nearby shops and services, so simple groceries, cafés and routine purchases do not require a trip into the tourist center. That convenience may matter during a longer stay.