This hotel is advertised as a Boutique Spa hotel, offering treatments, massages, specifically a Hamman. This in fact is misleading and overselling of their facilities. There are no treatment rooms, if you wish for a massage, they get someone to come to your room. A Hamman cannot be given in a bedroom. All that the hotel has in terms of spa facilities, is a tiny sauna, (a little bigger than a broom cupboard), and a long narrow plunge pool, that has no shallow end, which stretches from inside to the outside. The pool is full of the petals from the external overhanging bushes, and does not appear to be cleaned daily. I stayed at the hotel for 7 nights, with a group of 15 solos, I was in a suite, which I paid an additional £170, it did have spectacular views across Kotor Bay, on a bed and breakfast basis, with 3 evening meals included. The breakfasts were lovely and plentiful, however the evening meals were appalling. 1st was a gloopy mushroom risotto, 2nd was pasta with prawns, only there were no prawns, (The waiter let us have the drinks on the house for this evening), 3rd Sea Bass with vegetables, there were no vegetables, no potatoes but a handful of mushrooms. The staff were very friendly and polite, but we never got to see a manager. My suite was very clean and spacious. Aside from the spectacular views, this hotel really does not have anything else going for it. If it rains, which it did a couple of days whilst there, you are stuck in your room, as there are no other indoor sitting areas, other than the dinning room.
Hotel was exactly what we were looking for - location by the sea, in a charming little town and friendly and hospitable personnel. Room in building A (202) had a lateral sea and mountain view. It was the same like shown on hotel website and booking. Housekeeping does quick and good job in the morning during breakfast. Furniture seems new and beds are very comfortable. We had breakfast included and all the compliments to Svetlana arranging it and friendly restaurant staff always making tables. Sea view during the breakfast gave a secret ingredient to local specialties we get a chance to taste every morning. Throughout the day, chef Petar prepared great variety of dishes. Waiter always made great recommendations, and Lisa and Blazo together with their team made great atmosphere in the restaurant, especially in the evening. There are sunbeds on the hotel terrace and just a few steps from it you can dive into the sea. Those that prefer laying on the pebble beach can stay on the beach that was never too crowded. It is a public beach, no entrance fee and no sunbeds. Water was crystal clean with a view over Kotor. Hotel offers plenty of tour choices and there’s possibility to book tours at the reception. Friendly front desk, especially Sladjan, always had good recommendations how to fulfill time and what to visit. Stories from him, who was born and raised in the town were added value to this charming property! If you are looking for a nice hotel by the sea, next to the oldest house that hides the story and legend behind with a friendly and hospitable personnel you will not make a mistake by booking this hotel! What is more - you will get a good value for money and meet wonderful people working in this family run hotel!
was promised mountainous views, instead got a view of the car park and some trees. hot tub is not at all private and can be seen from every angle and is filled with grime. nothing within walking distance of the hotel. kids screaming everywhere. breakfast is rubbish. overpriced stay. staff is nice. ‘private’ beach is not at all private and is filled with screaming kids as well as people who aren’t staying at the hotel. terrace is filthy, returned from a day out to find shattered glass all over our floor. room service delivery fee is 20 euros ON TOP of price of food. advertised as child free adult only hotel but is not at all true, sat at breakfast and on ‘private’ beach with screaming kids everywhere. breakfast buffet is extremely underwhelming and not very good at all. don’t recommend this hotel.