Hotels Near Kuca Cubranovica in Podgorica

Great experience! Five minutes walk from the center. Had an amazing buffet type breakfast, enjoyed local prosciutto, best I've ever had. Room was specious and very clean. Liked the glass elevator too. Staff was professional, called a cab for me and gave me tips to useful tips get around. Strongly recommended.

We were very disappointed with this Hotel. The rooms smell like smoke despite it being a non smoking hotel. I am not sure if this is due to the cigar bar in the hotel, if people are smoking despite the rules, or if this was once a smoking hotel and perhaps has only been partially updated, meaning the smoke is in the carpets, etc. The rooms have brown carpet and thick heavy drapes. I am allergic to smoke and spent the evening sick. I informed the front desk and they said they couldn’t change rooms because the hotel was full. Another member of my family had another room and it also smelled like smoke. The reception said it may be a problem with “ventilation” and sent a housekeeper to spray the room with strong smelling perfume spray, which, of course only made the allergies worse. Additionally, I found black hairs all over the room and bed (in both rooms), smudges on the mirrors, food in the cracks of the glass table, and smears of something on the chairs and furniture. Needless to say, we were also disappointed with the cleanliness of the room. I have never seen so much hair in a hotel room, perhaps the housekeeping staff needs to use a hair net as the quantity was significant. I believe this hotel is popular with locals for the bar and cigar bar, as well as the gym. Sadly, it feels like some of the other areas are neglected, such as the restaurant which was dark and understaffed. Very limited options for those with dietary restrictions at breakfast with little labeling. Additionally, it feels like a hotel that caters to those who are in business groups rather than families. Despite not being able to be placed in rooms together due to “all the families “ wanting rooms together, I only saw one child in the hotel- the majority was business groups and young people smoking and hanging out at the bar.

I was in the hotel with my partner for 4 nights, and here is our experience. 1) A hotel has the rooms downstairs, and if you are a girl or an elderly person, you could suffer bringing your luggage down the spiral stairs without the help of the hotel members. No elevators, no bell boys, nothing. 2) We didn't have a safety deposit box which had been promised in the booking details. After a few attempts to get it, we got an annoyed answer that it's broken and if we need something to store, we can leave it on the reception... leave money and valuable goods to the reception, where it's every day a new receptionist. One moment we decided to ask for a discount because we hadn't had a promised amenity and received an answer that everybody asks for a discount. Should we, as a guests, care about who asks them about the discount? Finally, after our decision to talk to the manager, the safe deposit box finally mysteriously appeared next morning. Truth to be told, it's magic. 3) We also didn't a Do Not Disturb sign, and it was quite an adventure to get it. For some reason, we had to ask it several times, and finally we got it. Not sure what was the problem here, but okay. 4) Also, when we booked the room, we certainly mentioned that there are going to be 2 adults in it, but suddenly we hadn't found any amenities for a second person. No 2nd slippers, no shampoo/conditioner stuff, not even a second hand towel. After our question we finally got a second pair of those, but, guess what, the next day the 2nd hand towel disappeared. 5) Sometimes you, as a guest, can use a piece of tableware in the room for your needs, such as using a glass, for example. So did we, and left it on the table, being certain that the hotel staff could accomplish such as simple task as washing their glass. It was quite obvious that it was used. It is not like we, as a room guests, have detergents to clean it. They ignored us. We left it untouched to see what happens next day. They ignored us. We ordered a food at their room service and left this glass among other tableware from this dinner, in the middle of it, and... they left it alone dirty on the dirty table. 6) One day they brought us a single roll of toiler paper while we had 2 on the check-in day. Typical rolls of hotel toilet paper aren't the largest one, neither were these ones. Next morning before leaving the hotel for our trip I asked the receiptionist to bring 2 rolls of toilet paper this time. They did so. Next cleaning day they left us with even less than 1 whole roll. Not sure why I had to ask them every day. 7) Another morning we came to the breakfast, which was included and wasn't bad, and my partner decided to make a cappucino from the coffee machine located in the breakfast area. So she chose the beverage, pushed the button, and there was no milk, only coffee. After a while she decided to ask the restaurant staff about this problem, and the waitress found that there was no milk in the coffee machine. After replenishing

We arrived in Podgorica at midnight on Sunday (after a 3 hour delayed flight) to find that the hotel we'd booked didn't have our reservation. As the clock had just struck midnight, it was my husband's birthday and I was really upset! Luckily, the hotel were able to ring around to try to help us and we decided to book a night at the Ramada - and we are so glad this happened! As soon as we arrived, Albert on reception was so lovely and kind. He is an absolute credit to the hotel and left us feeling really cared for. Even though the bar was closed he made sure we were able to get a drink, and in the morning after breakfast, we found a cake in our room! So many of the staff wished my husband a happy birthday too - it was really nice and unexpected. (Breakfast on the rooftop was great too!) Thank you SO much Albert and the team - you made our impression of Podgorica amazing, despite our initial bad experience :)

The hotel is in a very good location. The staff speaks excellent English. There are many cafes nearby. At first, I was given a dirty room. When checking the room, the girl from the reception honestly admitted that she had not checked the work of the cleaning lady. A cookie for openness. Usually, in such situations, the staff comes up with some kind of nonsense excuse, but here the girl honestly admitted her mistake. Respect for that. Then they gave me another room. It was significantly cleaner, but the stains on the sheets and worn-out towels did not indicate the high standards of cleanliness at this hotel. The friendly dog at the reception was the only positive emotion-causing element.

The hotel is well-located near the bus station. The bedding and towels are clean. The staff are excellent - very friendly and super helpful. The Breakfast was amazing! The A/C only worked sometimes and displayed an error code other times. Also, the carpets and walls were really badly stained. Finally, the shower leaked a lot.

The hotel is nice, and the steaks in the restaurant downstairs are also delicious. We had dinner at their restaurant for two days in a row.

What an amazing hotel. It took me a long time to narrow down which hotel to book for a birthday trip to Podgorica. I decided on Signum Hotel Podgorica and it lived up to my expectations! Even before my arrival, the staff was absolutely willing to do whatever they could to ensure I had a pleasant stay. I requested a room with a balcony and arrived to find I had been given an upgrade to a two room suite with balcony. It was beautifully appointed with wonderful furniture, an amazing color pallet and decor, and one of the most comfortable beds I have ever slept in. I loved the walk in shower and the high quality Ritual bath products were a real treat. The hotel did not skip a step on the overall details with room darkening curtains, extra large smart TVs in both the living room and bedroom, expresso machine, well-stocked mini bar, cozy robe and slippers and strong, stable wifi signal. I booked my stay with partial board (breakfast and dinner). Smart move. Not only did I start each day with a great and varied breakfast offering, I looked forward to the unique regional selections offered on the dinner menu. Dinner was some of the most delicious foods and so well prepared and presented. I took advantage of the hotel's steam room and sauna and they were wonderful. Although I didn't use it as much as I planned, Signum Hotel has one of the best fitness centers I have ever seen at a hotel. It is fully equipped with cardio equipment and various strength training machines and weights. The hotel offers free parking and is actually not too far from the center of the city. I walked there and back one day and it only took about 20 minutes each way. Even a taxi to the center is less than 4 euros/each way. If all of the above didn't create an unbelievable hotel experience, the icing on the cake is the professional staff. Everyone from the front desk personnel, housekeeping, and restaurant staff were of the standard expected of a property of this caliber. They were fantastic and made for an enjoyable stay. They even went as far as to present a nice desert cake to me on my birthday. Wonderful property and amazing staff that created a very memorable stay.

No free mineral water. The location is in the new city, not in the traditional old city. The facilities are still ok and relatively new.

The breakfast is full and the service is long. There is a basketball club resident and the cultural atmosphere is strong. Internationally listed five-star hotel, hardware and service are worthy of the name. There is a large parking space.