Hotels Near St. Anthony's Church in Perast

Lovely small hotel with good breakfasts, small but pleasant spa. Stayed for the 2nd time. Its own beach is perhaps not that good and is right next to the road.

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.

A lovely hotel, right by the sea with fantastic views of Boka bay. My husband, son and I stayed for 5 nights after a trip to Dubrovnik and were delighted with the room, right at the top of the hotel with a balcony, overlooking the bay ( a junior suite). the air conditioning was on full the whole time as it was very hot outside which was a godsend. It was lovely to have a sofa and armchairs in the suite. The hotel offers sun loungers on the beach and fresh towels daily. The staff are friendly and attentive and the food was great, we had breakfast and ate from the beach menu and main restaurant menu too. We did not have a car so had to use taxis to take us to Kotor and Perast as the buses were unreliable and only stopped in the village once an hour. Having a car would have allowed us to explore more and eat at different places. The village is lovely with the main road going through the middle - which is very busy as it is the main road around Boka Bay. We loved waking up to the glorious view each day and watching the sun go down from the balcony too. The beds were comfortable and the room serviced daily too. There are only 10 rooms set over 3 floors with no lift (as far as we could tell) so this hotel would not suit those who find stairs a struggle. The addition of a well stocked mini bar was nice (at reasonable prices) to save walking up and down 3 flights of stairs with drinks. There is also a small spa which we did not use. A lovely location to allow us to visit the main towns of Boka bay and also have some relaxing time too.

Very cost-effective hotel Facilities: The hotel is very new. It is a converted hotel from a small building. It has everything you need in a restaurant and parking lot. Hygiene: The hygiene is very good and the cleaning is very clean. Environment: About 100m from the seaside, very close to the port, beautiful scenery, perfect location, not very noisy. It takes about 30 minutes to drive to Kotor and surrounding attractions. Service: The food is excellent, with a unique mix of Italian and Slavic cuisine. The service staff are also very friendly.

Lovely family apartments. We stayed here for 4 nights in room 3, which is sea facing. The apartments are family run and are over 4 floors. The family live in the bottom and could not do enough for you. Most of the apartments are only accessible by steps front and back however rooms 3,4, 5,6 are accessible via a road at the rear, although you would not get a wheelchair or pram down the path as it is narrow. The apartment is basic, clean and comfy. The self catering has a hob, kettle, fridge and basic utensils. They supply tea towels, washing liquid, toilet roll, basic soap in the shower as a starter point, which we were grateful for. There’s currently free aircon and safe use. Our friends stayed in Room 11 which is front facing, sea view, 3 flights up and a 2 bedroom apartment. The roof terrace had a hot tub to rent and you could imagine in the height of summer that’s lovely. There was a guide to lots of trips and transfers plus hiring if things like, bikes, scooters, games(PlayStation), GoPro and more. I messaged the apartments direct and arranged a transfer to and from the airport at Tivat. They were very accommodating and alot cheaper than taxis. The location is about 10 minutes walk to the main marina to the left and to the beach to the right. There is alot of investment going into Tivat with new hotels, shops and bars currently being built. Across the main road from the apartments is a new complex being built which when complete will more likely shorten the walk to the front as you should be able to walk through it. New shops, bars , apartments and a gym same sort of this complex. This has reduced the sea view from room 3 so bear this in mind, it’s not the owners fault. There is a little supermarket 5mins away and a fab Indian restaurant as well (left from hotel) This was a great base for us to venture into Tivat.

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.