Danilovgrad Vacation Packages

L'hôtel est très bien situé, près des restaurants et des attractions touristiques. La rue piétonne est au coin de la rue! La station d'autobus est à 500 m. Il est très facile de ce déplacer en autobus pour visiter les villes environnantes à très peu de frais.

The rooms are lovely but they have no self catering equipment in the kitchens despite having a kitchen. Large bathroom and comfy beds including the sofa bed. Only 2 loungers in the balcony even though we were three but I guess not a major issue if you use the beach. Bathroom towels on the small side the beach towels are better size and quality. Pool is small not heated and in the first floor, 10 loungers around it all in the shade. Loungers are not the most luxurious. Relaxation area has 2 beds and whilst children under 14 not supposed to use there was a young child on one of the beds and another in the sauna whilst we used it. Small gym. Staff were lovely and breakfast was good. Ate in both restaurants and food was lovely. Personally I would not say it’s a five star hotel, facilities are minimal, pool area is not big, however it’s a good hotel. We stayed at a very good price I’d have been disappointed if we paid full price.

Overall a fantastic hotel, great included breakfast (tried some more local cheeses and hams + good smoothies) and staff were very helpful and lovely. Having booked the least premium room there was no view or much light - but we stayed for only one night. The thing that let the property down was the location, whilst close enough to the airport and Kotor, much of the surrounding area was under construction. Furthermore, the village it’s built in is constructed by one company and feels very ‘toy town’ meets UAE. Whilst there are some amenities and restaurants, it can feel a little lifeless. That said it’s not the fault of the hotel but more an observation if you want a more casual authentic vibe outside the hotel.