Homestays in Kotor Municipality, Montenegro

"Nice newly renovated apartment. Definitely need a car to reach this place. In Feb it was cold and no central heating but had aircon on hot mode. Upon arrival it takes 3h to heat up hot water tank. Quite a lot of bugs but that s living in the nature for you 😊 Jasmina is very helpful but only contactable on mobile or viber. No email and WhatsApp"

"Apartments near the northern gate, registered in the registration office on its own, when the settling key was in the doors, the towels are near the stairs. The view of the building and the mountain, the room has a fan, dining appliances, air conditioning. Very loud from the street especially in the evening, good hearing. Paul was sticky, but overall everything is fine"

"The enthusiastic front desk clerk, slowly tell me the news I need. The room was large and clean. The hotel's own parking lot is now November. It is the off-season for travel, so my experience is particularly satisfactory, like living at home. Convenient parking, fast Wi-Fi, located in the north of Kotor,1.5 kilometers from the old city, not far from walking, walking along the coastline,"

"Wonderful hotel! Mona, the owner, is very pleasant, as is all the staff. The rooms are good and spacious. It's quiet and peaceful. There's parking available. Close to the hotel, there's a great restaurant with tasty food and reasonable prices. The location is perfect if you're traveling by car."

"Best rooms in center of kotor old town,its inside the wall of kotor,room and services was really good,lady who checked us in was very kind and helpful in the process,just note parking is away from the property, the only issue was bell from the street,since we were on street side we were disturbed a bit but thats totally outside of htels country"

"The room is very large, and there is a domestic bus station underneath."

"We booked a small attic apartment for 5 nights. Thanks to Drazen. They let us leave our luggage until check-in. The location in the old town is very convenient. A very pretty street and surrounding area. The kitchen and utensils were generally sufficient for basic cooking. The pillows and mattresses were comfortable. A few downsides, which, however, didn't spoil the overall experience of our stay in Kotor. There's a cafe with music downstairs across from the apartment. In the evenings, it was mostly quiet, very pleasant, and usually didn't bother me. I go to bed very late, but my husband didn't like it as much (if you go to bed early or have trouble falling asleep, it can be disturbing). But one Friday night, it was incredibly loud and continued until 1:00 AM. I would also recommend using duvet covers instead of sheets under the covers! There wasn't much space to hang clothes. (((- the photo shows a clothes rack. That's all. ) The apartment is clean and tidy, but... you have to take out the trash yourself. The cleaning lady didn't come to our place during our 5-night stay, even though we were told the towels would be changed every 3 days. They didn't. If guests are supposed to clean the apartment themselves, that's fine, but it would have been logical to provide some cleaning supplies, like napkins/dustpan/brush/mop. I wouldn't buy all of them myself for a short stay. If you're staying outside the warmer months, the tiled floor feels cold in the evenings when it's already cool outside. It's better to bring warm socks and slippers. This isn't even a drawback, but rather a nice touch of staying in an old stone house during the off-season. But for a few days' stay during the quiet off-season, we were generally happy with everything. ))) Very colorful, a wonderful old town, an interesting experience! Thank you!"

"Чисто, уютно, великолепный вид"

"Because I booked a hotel late, I didn’t have many choices. Hotels in the ancient city are very expensive. This Puerta apartment cost 4,000 for three nights, which is indeed very expensive. The service is average, the price is high but there is no free water, no slippers, and no cleaning service during the stay (although we generally don't need it). Arrive at noon, enter the north gate of the ancient city, go up the alley to the left of the church, and call the notice at door 505, telling you that you cannot check in before two o'clock, and you can only sit in the ice cream shop with your luggage for an hour. Later, my brother took me to a nearby alley. The room was here and the cleaning was rather sloppy. The highlight is the breakfast, a cooperative breakfast with Athos Street food, which is large and delicious. Because we had to go out early on the first day, the beauty at the dining bar made sandwiches in the evening and delivered them to our room. It was a great review! If you book early, you will definitely choose an apartment not far outside the city."