Hotels With Parking in Tivat, Montenegro

Good pool, breakfast, and nice views all around. Friendly staff. What I didn't like was that I booked an upgraded room with a mountain view but got a room that looked directly into the neighboring room. Also, Trip.com stated a €15 fee upon check-in, but we were actually charged €47 for three nights. It's a small amount, but still unpleasant. Additionally, during cleaning, they somehow don't clean the floor and move personal belongings around unnecessarily.

We really liked the hotel for its design, location, and service. Beautiful view from the room, balcony with chairs and a table. Good restaurant, delicious food. Prices are similar to those in Porte Montenegro restaurants, but they are justified by the food and service. Breakfast is a la carte, with a wide selection. Everything comes with bread or a croissant. Goodbye, slim figure! 😬😁. I'd also like to highlight the hotel design, the decor of the restaurant, the lobby, and the rooms. The Rituals fragrance and shower amenities are also from the same brand. Location: close to the sea, the promenade, and Porte Montenegro. However, the street is not accessible, and there are no bars nearby, so it's very quiet and comfortable. Free parking is available, a big plus for those driving.

We had a wonderful stay and would happily come back again! The staff were always friendly, welcoming, and helpful. The breakfasts were delicious with a good variety of options, and the restaurant at the hotel was excellent as well. There is a convenient shuttle bus to the beach, and complimentary sunbeds at the private beaches are included, which made our stay even more enjoyable. The hotel itself is beautiful, with a stylish modern interior, and everything feels brand new and very well maintained. There is still some construction around the hotel, but honestly, it didn't affect our vacation or disturb us. Overall, this is a fantastic hotel with great service, excellent facilities, and a relaxing atmosphere. Highly recommended!

The atmosphere is like staying with relatives – clean, cozy, and everything you need is provided. I really appreciated having a safe in the room and a water cooler in the common hallway. It's very quiet outside, making for a comfortable sleep. Porto Montenegro is just 5 minutes away. Across the street is the upscale residential complex Siro, which has a small supermarket and other shops. There's also a bus stop nearby, making it easy to get to Kotor, the airport, or the bus station independently. The location for Tivat is superb! I definitely recommend it and will return again!

A very pleasant hotel! I really liked the room's layout and the overall concept of the complex. The location in Tivat is excellent. It's all about the little details here: first, the hotel is new, so the rooms, linens, and towels are in perfect condition. I enjoyed the design – it's comfortable without being boring or overly contrived. There are water purifiers on each floor, reusable water bottles, a recovery kit with a yoga mat, etc. But what really touched my heart among the small details were the shower mixer being at the entrance instead of under the showerhead, and the coffee machine's water reservoir always being refilled after cleaning. The gym is excellent, with plenty of equipment beyond just weights. What I didn't like: not enough umbrellas by the pool (only 3 or 4), and slow service at breakfast (though it improved significantly by the end of my stay). Those who prefer a classic buffet might not like the breakfast format, but I personally did. My room lacked a balcony, so keep that in mind when booking if it's important to you. Housekeeping was great, but the staff sometimes seemed a bit *too* eager to clean.

I feel that the hotel is located in a real estate project. If there is no wrong guess, it should be the supporting package of the real estate project. It is not good for hotel management (standard). The room is like a homestay, the facilities and decoration are very simple, it is not like a star hotel at all, there are not many tourists, and the meal and room charges are much higher. If you are a billionaire, please don't come because it is not worth it. If you are not a billionaire, please don't come because it is not worth it.

Before my flight, I was looking for an above-average hotel to relax. The hotel looked appealing in the photos, and it was supposed to have a jacuzzi on the premises. Upon arrival, I was impressed by the grounds. The receptionist was friendly, and I was able to check in early, which was great. However, the room was in poor condition. It had black walls, was dark, had a broken mirror, and chipped furniture. While there was a kitchen and a kettle in the room, there was no outlet for the kettle. The drainage was poorly done, so the entire bathroom floor would be covered in water after a shower. Overall, the furniture and decor were old, giving the room an unkempt feel. There were also hot water disruptions, and I even saw a man in a bathrobe at the reception area. The staff claimed it was due to a city-wide service outage. Incidentally, no one mentions that the hotel is right next to the airport, so you'll hear every plane. My room faced a wall, and next to it was the staff room. They would go out for loud smoke breaks, making it impossible for me to sleep. The breakfast was excellent, with a good selection and tasty food, but you couldn't eat it in your room; everything had to be consumed at the tables. In the evening, I inquired about a transfer for the morning. One girl told me it would be 5-10€ for a taxi with no set time, and 15€ for a 'VIP' service that would arrive exactly on time. In the morning, there was a different girl. We opted for the first option since we had some extra time. When the taxi arrived, I asked the receptionist about the price, and she said she hadn't asked. When we got outside, the taxi driver quoted 15€. We had to haggle and eventually paid 10€. It's a 30-minute walk to the airport, but only a 7-minute taxi ride. In summary, the hotel is old, and not all rooms are in good condition. In my opinion, it's not worth the price.

My mom and I stayed at this hotel for one night. The front desk staff were kind and helpful, and some even spoke Russian. (Note that the reception is located near the Carubba restaurant). They helped us with our luggage and arranged taxis for us. Let me tell you about the hotel itself: it's like a large, three-story house with a small courtyard where you can relax. There's a fully equipped kitchen on the first floor with cameras and all the amenities you could need. Our room was on the third floor. We shared a bathroom between two rooms, which wasn't an issue at all. Our room had good air conditioning, and it was spacious and bright. Most importantly, it was incredibly clean; the bed linen smelled fresh and felt smooth. The bathroom, and the entire house, were very clean and cozy. You might think that a shared bathroom, kitchen, and this type of setup would be inconvenient, but not at all – everything was great, and we barely even ran into anyone else. But the biggest highlight, and the reason I regret not staying longer, was the location. It's incredibly beautiful here! The hotel is 2 km from Porto Montenegro, with a scenic road running along the sea. The bus station is 4 km away (or 2 km from Porto Montenegro). We decided to walk to the bus station in the heat, expecting to be tired, but it was fine; it was a straight road with a sidewalk, so it's a doable option if you're considering it. The hotel has a wonderful view, a restaurant, a beach, and its own pier. It was absolutely stunning, we highly recommend it!👍🏽

I booked this hotel because the cover photo of it facing the sea was very attractive, but it's actually an apartment in an unfinished upscale community. Even with the balcony window open, the construction was still underway. It's relatively hard to find. The room facilities are new and clean, but the location is quite far from the city center and old town of Kotor. There's only one restaurant in the community. Upon arrival, I didn't know I had to turn on the hot water myself. I had to ask the front desk to find out, and ended up waiting for over two hours for lukewarm water – it was already past midnight. If it weren't for the attractive cover photo, I wouldn't have booked this hotel. I booked two nights and wanted to cancel one, but they wouldn't agree. If you're driving and don't care about the environment, you could consider staying here.

The apartment was a bit damp, and the air conditioner was full of mold. The biggest disappointment was that the hotel provided an incorrect address for the reception where check-in was supposed to happen. At that address, there's the Hotel Villa Royal, and the girl at the reception was unfriendly. She gestured us to leave, as if to say, 'Go find your own apartment, it's not here.' We had to go back to her and show her our correspondence with the hotel. Only then did she condescend to explain where we actually needed to go.