In Hotel Bahnhof by Jimmy Cela, the corridors of a nondescript hotel near a train station become ‎the stage for a poignant exploration of displacement and identity. As Albanian refugees grapple ‎with their pasts and uncertain futures, protagonist JC's reflections reveal the deep emotional toll of ‎exile. Through his interactions with fellow residents, the hotel emerges as a symbol of fractured ‎belonging and lost heritage. This reflective narrative delves into themes of nostalgia, isolation, and ‎the enduring quest for dignity, offering a powerful commentary on the refugee experience.‎