Best Hotels in Donji Morinj, Montenegro

This is a very strange place. Firstly, there is no check-in. The apartment manager will helpfully email you a few hours before you are due to check-in, when you are travelling in a plane/train/car, so you have no idea how to get in. But it's ok, the door is open, and they leave all the room keys in a little box. Then your apartment manager (Maya, I believe) will lie and tell you there is cleaning. There is no cleaning. Not even toilet rolls. But the best one is that she will tell you she wants to meet you and will turn up earlier than she says and say she wants to take your passport with her for ”an hour” or ”a few hours” or ”some time” because she needs it in ”the office”. Not a photocopy, not a photo, but she wants your passport. This is ridiculous. If you stay here, do not give her your passport! She is trying to register you to pay the city tax, but she does not need your actual passport. No other hotel/apartment does this. They all just pay the tax. Instead of listening to Maya (or indeed the owner, Srdan Petrovic), just go and pay the city tax at the office yourself (it is in the old town and you will be going there at some point, it is very central). It is €1 per person per night Basically, don't stay here and deal with insane people who have no idea about check-in, registration and who are barely contactable.

An extraordinary complex with all facilities! Hotel Chedy with extremely friendly staff and comfortable accommodation completes the comfort and quality of the complex. Our business visit was spent enjoying the hotel facilities. A real place with a great location with a private beach and marina. Great bars and restaurants with great food and service! All recommendations!

Perfect location in kotor old town. Easy access to everything .... the hotel is an old building and the room also renovated but needs some improvements (tv/cables repeatedly stopped, no telephone in rooms, old bed sheets, etc). Clean rooms but the bathroom is relatively small and no privacy (the separation is done by transparent glass)... we paid around 170 eur per night. The breakfast was good but it gets boring at some point since it's the same every day. ( either international or continental breakfasts). Staff polite and helpful. The rooftop restaurant was good and food tasty too. To try.

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.

Dreadful experience. Loved the scenery, but we found most of the staff at this Hotel were rude, abrupt and unfriendly. Maybe it's their nature? We were advised that the locals were used to Russians, which is why they were rude, but that's no excuse. No manners- No please or thank you. When we ordered a drink the first question they asked was ”cash or card”. The buffet every evening was like a school canteen- overcooked food left for hours. No chef visible. No variation. We ordered a glass of their best red wine and were charged 7.50 euros for a small glass. It tasted nice, so we went to the local supermarket to buy a bottle and were shocked to find it was 2 euros a bottle! At breakfast time we asked for de-caffeinated coffee (medical reasons) but were told we had to pay extra for this. I asked why, as they cost the same price in the shops? The reply was - that's the rules. I requested they ask the owner to waive the charge because we were not eating any breakfast all week (intermittent fasting) despite being charged for it. The next day the reply was still no. The owner was apparently a female, but she was never available to speak to. We were not allowed to keep any food or drinks in the fridge in our room, and yet did give us a kettle when we asked for one. The housekeeping services did not clean our coffee cups in the room or the surfaces. We had no fresh bed linen in a week. The towels were very thin and worn- looked like they were very old. When we asked for 2 wine glasses for our room, they asked for our room number. As if we would not return 2 old, chipped glasses! There were no beach towels left by the afternoon, but they were very thin and poor quality anyway. 2 days before we came home they packed away all the beach sun loungers! As the beach was stoney, we could not lie on it, so we had to walk to another beach resort to sunbathe. There was no entertainment, so we played cards in the bar area, but the staff turened the lights off at 11pm! One evening I had a headache and so sat in the bar area with a mug of boiled water. The waiter was very sarcastic about the fact that I had brought my ”own drink” - tutted and shook his head because I didn't buy a drink that evening. We were made to feel very uncomfortable and as if we were an inconvenience. So much so that we went to a local bar to buy drinks rather than stay in the hotel. That is how they made us feel! It was such a shame, because the Port is beatiful and the views from the Hotel were amazing. We went on a fantastic trip to Lake Skadar and Kotor was lovely too. If we go back we would stay in Kotor. Coming home, the airport was very disorganised and unprepared for tourists too. No shops or restaurants. Queued for almost 2 hours to get through security & passport control- not enough staff on. No one was smiling. The locals need to up their game if they want to encourage tourists to return.

Small boutique hotel, superb in every way, but no parking lot.

We visited La Roche as part of weekend half marathon trip. In our travels all over the world, we have never felt more welcome and with genuine interest that we have an excellent stay. Jovana in reception is one of the most wonderful front of house staff we have met and an excellent ambassador for La Roche and Monte*****. Always there with a warm welcome and nothing is too much trouble. The comfort, warmth and position of the hotel could not be better. The staff in the restaurant are simply wonderful and kind. I want to personally congratulate the staff and management who lead the way in Europe on how to deliver an exceptional stay for guests. Our heartfelt thank you to you all. You should be very proud that as a team, you are the best in the business. Thank you again.

Very beautiful This time I went to Montenegro with my friends and it was the first time to stay at One&Only. It was also the first time to travel in Europe since I was studying in the UK for four years. After landing at Podgorica Airport, I took a local royal taxi at the airport and it took about three hours to reach the hotel. one&only can provide a hotel car to pick you up for about 220 euros, which is very, very cheap! After all, it only costs 220 euros to drive for three hours... But we didn't make a reservation in advance and took a taxi to the hotel. The service attitude of all the service staff in the entire hotel is super, super, super good! You are greeted with a smile, and all of them are very good-looking, handsome men and beautiful women. Everyone who smiles at you will really be in a super good mood! The environment of the entire hotel is really beautiful, especially the rec through the garden at the back, the swimming pool and the private beach! beautiful We booked a basic room for 3k per night. Before arriving, I was worried that it would not be enough or too average. But when I arrived and saw the room, I was so happy. In a place like Europe, for 3k per night, you can stay in a room of nearly 60 square meters per night. It's a great deal and our room also has a partial sea view (because it's a basic room, we can't be too picky about the view) The food and entertainment facilities are also super complete. We were worried about how to book a boat to go to the Blue Grotto at first. We asked rec directly to help us book the hotel's own water taxi with a smile on his face. The price is 200 euros an hour. There is no boat. The hotel brings its own pier from It only takes about five minutes to walk from the room to the hotel's exclusive pier, so you can get the most important part of the trip done without any effort! The swimming pool is also super beautiful! ! ! It is also equipped with a sauna, which is rare in Europe! Summary: The price-performance ratio is very high, the service attitude is also very good, and the scenery is super beautiful. There is no reason not to go. The recommendation index is five stars! !

Regent Porto Montenegro is just outside Tivat and a 10-minute drive from the airport, TIV. The hotel is part of a development in the marina and has several hotels, restaurants, and shopping in what is almost a gated community. The hotel has three buildings with outdoor pools in common areas and next to the Marina. The lobby has an atrium with the reception, the restaurant, and the bar all facing the sea. On the first floor is the indoor pool, the spa, and the gym. Whilst the pool and the spa are great, the gym is a disappointing affair being squeezed into a small space, and for it to work with such a large hotel, they have time-limited the usage. The rooms are large and well planned with all you need, except for an iron and an ironing board? The restaurant is excellent, and breakfast on the veranda is a treat. There is plenty to see in the area and a naval museum next door. Overall, it is a great hotel, but it gets very busy during the summer holidays.

Four adults (age range 22 to 60 years) spent a relaxing and restful week at the lovely Heritage Grand Hotel in Perast in September. The hotel is made up of a series of very well maintained attractive stone buildings that surround a courtyard. The hotel has great views overlooking the sea with Risan bay to the west and the gulf of Kotor to the east. Across the quiet and mostly pedestrianised road in front of the hotel is the hotel's outdoor (non heated) pool and seating area. There are also steps that provide access to the designated swimming area in the sea. The whole place was kept spotlessly clean and we saw the staff cleaning the courtyard and communal areas every morning when we set off for a run (along the footpath from Perast to Risan). We had an excellent room with walk-in wardrobe, large bath/shower room and very comfortable bed. The room was cleaned every day and towels replaced twice a day. Breakfast (plenty of choice of fresh fruit, pastries, cold meat, bread, cheese as well as cooked eggs) was served outside on the balcony, which had great views over to the two small islands of Our Lady of the Rocks and St George. The staff at breakfast were excellent and worked very hard to serve the guests. In fact, all the hotel's staff were great and very helpful. We used the very small gym and the excellent indoor pool (plus sauna and steam room). While we were staying in Perast the hotel hosted a wedding in the courtyard which included live music. The hotel notified guests about the wedding and the music stopped promptly at midnight. Perast is a very attractive small village with several hotels, restaurants and churches. It is set below the main road that runs aound the coast and the narrow street through the centre of Perast is mainly free from traffic, which means that there is little road noise. Rising above the village are tree covered hills. There is a regular bus from the edge of the village to the nearby town of Kotor (1.5 euros per person each way) which takes 30 minutes. Thank you to all the staff at Heritage Grand for making our stay so enjoyable.