Town Houses in Kotor Municipality

"The property is beautiful."

"Beautiful hotel, friendly and helpful staff. "

"Prime location to explore Kotor Bay and beyond. Hotel was nice too! "

"A lovely hotel in a renovated old house in the center of Kotor. Tastefully done in a modern style that blends well with the surroundings. Room spacious and well-appointed. Staff is efficient and warm and welcoming. Do not miss dinner on the rooftop terrace."

"This hotel is up a hillside with the most spectacular views! The staff are incredibly welcoming and bend over backwards to help you. We loved their WhatsApp feature so you could easily message reception with any questions. The restaurant was nice by the pool, my only note was the menu for early afternoon was a better than dinner so it might be nice if they merged these. I will note the road up to the hotel is single track, dirt and easily missable so maps and sturdy transport are needed - this is not their fault though, it’s common across the country. The hotel does offer transfers though and we can safely say they are fabulous. For the facilities they are great. You had an oven, induction hob, washing machine and kettle. Outside of the room they have a sauna, gym and massage (sep) treatments. The pool is built nicely as its level all the way across so most adults could stand in it. Never any issues getting a sun-bed either regardless of time of day. Whether you want a few days to relax or go exploring we highly recommend it."

"Great place. Very spacious and clean. The staff was very helpful as well. "

"Clean, comfortable room, great location and decent choice for breakfast. "

"We had a large and beautiful room at the top of a charming historic building, with views over the heart of Old Town Kotor. Very close to all the attractions, bars and restaurants. Good onsite breakfast, friendly and helpful staff. No parking due to the location, but the public lot just outside the closest gate in the walls worked fine."

"Great stay , quite new hotel and very well located between tivat and kutor"