Looking for a place to stay in Pristina, Kosovo? This curated list of Airbnb Prishtina apartments presents 7 of the most stylish rentals in Kosovo.
If I had to describe Prishtina, Kosovo’s capital city, in one word, it be stylish. From hip cafe interiors like that at Soma Book Station, to the retro design of the city’s socialistic apartment blocks, Pristina has a very unique aesthetic.
I could think of no better place to base your stay in Pristina than one of these designer Airbnb apartments. This list brings together seven of the very best Airbnbs in Pristina for your Kosovo itinerary.
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Beautiful Airbnbs in Pristina, Kosovo
Yellow Studio
From $25 | Check availability and prices here
This Japanese-inspired studio apartment features handmade furniture and an ultra-modern bathroom. Located inside Prishtina’s famous Kurrizi housing complex, it’s both stylish and atmospheric. My pick of the bunch.
Light Studio
From $35 | Check availability and prices here
Light and bright, this studio is decorated with bespoke oak wood furnishings and vintage ephemera. The central location, close to the city’s major landmarks, is perfect for first-time visitors to Prishtina.
Central Headquarters
From $33 | Check availability and prices here
Just 10 metres from Prishtina’s main square, the location of this one-bedroom apartment is unbeatable. The interior is simple, with exposed brick walls and modern furniture crafted from upcycled pallets and composite wood.
The 1970s building was one of the first high rises in the city, and is the former headquarters of Kosovo’s Strong Party (Partia e Fortë).
Garden House in Old Prishtina
From $66 | Check availability and prices here
This two-storey building sleeps three guests on its lower level and houses a separate studio on the upper floor. The house is split-level, with the bedroom tucked under the entrance stairs.
Design highlights include floor-to-ceiling windows, matte concrete walls, a bespoke kitchen, wingtip chairs and other modernist pieces. This is the only property on this list with an outdoor terrace.
Yellow Sweet Cherry Studio
From $34 | Check availability and prices here
When designing this sixth-floor studio apartment, the owners were inspired by memories of their childhood. The 1990s retro aesthetic is quirky without being too overpowering: Flourishes include a fridge handle made from an old skateboard, and a stand-free kitchen sink that used to be a stove.
Natural light is plentiful, as are the canary yellow details that give this apartment its name.
Blue Film Studio
From $25 | Check availability and prices here
Another colourful and slightly quirky space, this studio is decorated with modern artwork and vintage knickknacks. It’s a little cosier than some of the other Prishtina Airbnbs on this list, but dramatic lighting gives the space depth and atmosphere.
The location is ideal, walking distance from all of Prishtina’s main sights.
Garden Studio
From $54 | Check availability and prices here
The smaller of the two apartments on the property, this studio is equally bright and spacious. The full kitchen and sitting area is lit by skylights, while the addition of a cosy sleeping loft breaks up the space. Guests have access to the shared terrace garden.
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6 things to pack for Kosovo
- A good quality backpack. If you plan on moving around Kosovo by bus, it’s a good idea to travel light. I recommend using an anti-theft backpack for your day pack.
- A scarf (women). A lightweight cotton scarf is my number one travel essential. In Kosovo, it will come in handy for covering your hair when entering a mosque or monastery. This neutral travel scarf goes with anything and it even has a hidden pocket.
- Good walking shoes. Kosovo’s cities are all pedestrian friendly. Comfy shoes are essential – I love these ones for women, while my partner lives in these waterproof shoes.
- A reusable water bottle. I always travel with a S’Well water bottle.
- Biodegradable wet wipes. Try this convenient travel pack.
- Entertainment for bus journeys. If you don’t suffer from motion sickness, an e-reader is great for passing the time on road journeys. If you have a travel buddy, pick up a headphone splitter – probably my favourite travel gadget of all time – so you can share a screen or a podcast.
I spent 3 tours of duty in Kosova.
The people are the kindest, most generous and wonderful.
They all speak, at least, 3 languages.
They know their history.
The food is delicious and the machiatos are the BEST.
A great, safe place to visit.
Nowhere does macchiatos like Kosovo! So glad you enjoyed your time there – we absolutely loved it too 🙂