Hotel Pantai di Budva, Montenegro

The food was great, very clean and serene environment, very helpful and kind staff. A bit off the city centre but there’s a bus that comes every 1-2 hrs if you intend to use public transport, taxi’s are also available and can be arranged by the hotel staff at a very affordable rate. Value for money is guaranteed and the pictures on the site is exactly what it is. The rooms on the 2nd floor are awesome , gives you an amazing sea view

Все понравилось. Номера новые. Примерно третья линия, до старого города примерно 20 минут медленным шагом. Автобусная станция в 3 минутах ходьбы. Рядом есть рестораны и магазины. Хозяева очень доброжелательные. Рекомендую

I travelled to Montenegro with a friend, and we decided to stay around Budva. We chose the 2 bedroom suites, and they were large and comfortable, there was a small fridge in the kitchen area (that was full of unpaid snacks and alcohol). The bathroom was clean and functional. Breakfasts were pretty good, there was everything you could want, including coffee machine, and there were some healthy options. One thing that was really bad are juices, they were reeeeally watered down, barely drinkable. We travelled off-season, and there was a lot of construction going on around, and it was really loud. You can also hear everything your neighbours are doing, and doors are really really loud, it almost feels like someone just broke into your room. Unfortunately, we had two very unpleasant things that happened: 1. There is only one road that connects the hotel to the main road. One day construction started on that road, and we could not exit hotel parking on a car, because it was blocked by them. We could not drive our car that day, essentially. Just by coincidence, we didn't need to go far, and decided to just walk to Budva. But imagine if we needed to go to the airport that day. 2. The laundry was broken, and they could not get spare parts in time. There were no laundries around, and pretty much every other hotel was closed. And I could not get to Budva, because the car was blocked! In the end, I had to hand-wash my clothes (in a 4 star hotel that was kinda weird thing to do). The staff on the first floor was great, and tried to help as much as possible, and tried to find solutions. More questions are to the management of this hotel - how that happened that staff didn't know about construction (I doubt that they randomly decided to fix one random road without notifying anybody), and how one broken piece of washing machine made the laundry unusable - is there just one washing machine for the whole hotel, and how are the towels being washed if laundry is not working.