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Hotels in Montenegro

Best Hotels in Montenegro 2026

The bases that make a Montenegro trip work, from hostel beds to flagship suites.

Montenegro has 19+ hotels and places to stay covered in this guide, led by One&Only Portonovi, Hotel Budva and Hostel Old Town Kotor. Each entry below includes the practical details — what it costs, when to go, and how to plan around it.

Montenegro is a stunning Balkan country featuring dramatic Adriatic coastline, medieval towns, and rugged mountains. From the UNESCO-listed Bay of Kotor to the beaches of Budva, Montenegro offers remarkable natural beauty and rich cultural heritage in a compact, accessible destination.

Accommodation overview

Budget €12-60/night (hostels, guesthouses, budget hotels)
Mid-range €80-200/night (3-4 star hotels, boutique properties)
Luxury €300-3000+/night (5-star resorts, Aman Sveti Stefan)
Best area Kotor Old Town for culture and atmosphere; Budva for beach access and nightlife; Tivat/Porto Montenegro for luxury marina experience

Hotels by budget

Find accommodation that fits your travel budget.

Budget-friendly (under $50/night)

Budget

Hostel Old Town Kotor

$15-$45 — $25-$65 4.0/5

Friendly hostel in a renovated stone building within Kotor's medieval walls. Clean dorms and private rooms, communal kitchen, sociable atmosphere, and unbeatable location for budget travelers.

communal kitchen WiFi terrace
Budget

Montenegro Hostel B&B Kotor

$18-$40 — $28-$55 4.2/5

Budget accommodation just outside Kotor's old town with private rooms and dorms. Family-run property offering warm hospitality, breakfast, and helpful local tips for exploring the bay.

breakfast included WiFi kitchen access
Budget

Freedom Hostel Budva

$12-$38 — $22-$55 4.0/5

Lively hostel near Budva's old town and beaches, popular with young travelers. Modern dorms, bar, organized activities, and party atmosphere. Great for meeting fellow backpackers.

bar WiFi air conditioning
Budget

Hotel Park

$32-$50 — $45-$70 3.8/5

Simple, clean budget hotel in central Podgorica offering excellent value. Basic but comfortable rooms, helpful staff, and convenient location for exploring the capital on a budget.

restaurant WiFi air conditioning
Budget

Apartments Zana

$35-$60 — $55-$85 4.2/5

Self-catering apartments in Herceg Novi offering great value for money. Clean, well-equipped units with kitchens, balconies with sea views, and proximity to beaches and old town.

kitchen WiFi balcony
Budget

Vila Umicevic

$32-$48 — $48-$70 3.9/5

Budget guesthouse in Tivat offering simple rooms with private bathrooms. Family-run property with garden, parking, and easy access to beaches and Porto Montenegro marina.

garden parking WiFi
Budget

Hostel Cattaro Kotor

$14-$42 — $22-$60 4.1/5

Welcoming budget hostel set in a restored building near the South Gate of Kotor Old Town. Clean dorms and private rooms with air conditioning, communal lounge, rooftop terrace, and exceptionally friendly staff make this a top choice for backpackers.

WiFi air conditioning rooftop terrace

Mid-range ($50-150/night)

Mid-range

Comfortable hotels

Mid-range hotels offer good value with private rooms, reliable amenities, and often include breakfast. Popular with business travelers and tourists alike.

Luxury ($150+/night)

Luxury

One&Only Portonovi

$650-$1200 — $900-$2000 4.8/5

Montenegro's most exclusive resort featuring contemporary luxury on the Bay of Kotor. World-class spa, private beach, multiple restaurants, and stunning infinity pools overlooking the bay create an unforgettable experience.

Luxury

Aman Sveti Stefan

$800-$1500 — $1200-$3000 4.7/5

The iconic island resort occupying a 15th-century fortified village, offering unparalleled luxury and privacy. Pink-sand beaches, exceptional service, and stunning Adriatic views define this exclusive property.

Luxury

Regent Porto Montenegro

$280-$450 — $400-$700 4.5/5

Sophisticated waterfront hotel in the luxury Porto Montenegro marina. Contemporary rooms with nautical elegance, rooftop pool, spa, and direct access to designer shops and gourmet restaurants.

Luxury

Chedi Luštica Bay

$350-$600 — $550-$950 4.7/5

Asian-inspired luxury resort on the pristine Luštica Peninsula featuring contemporary architecture, private marina, spa village, and multiple dining venues overlooking the Adriatic.

Luxury

Hotel Astoria Kotor

$180-$280 — $280-$450 4.6/5

Boutique luxury in the heart of Kotor Old Town, occupying a beautifully restored historic building. Elegant rooms blend antique charm with modern comfort, and the rooftop terrace offers spectacular bay views.

Best neighborhoods to stay

Choose your base based on your interests and travel style.

Central & convenient

City Center

The heart of Montenegro with easy access to main attractions, restaurants, and transportation.

Best for: First-time visitors, short stays

Historic & atmospheric

Old Town

Traditional architecture and local character. Walking distance to historical sites and authentic dining.

Best for: Culture enthusiasts, photographers

Our top picks

Handpicked recommendations for every type of traveler.

Luxury

One&Only Portonovi

$650-$1200 — $900-$2000 4.8/5Herceg Novi 85346

Montenegro's most exclusive resort featuring contemporary luxury on the Bay of Kotor. World-class spa, private beach, multiple restaurants, and stunning infinity pools overlooking the bay create an unforgettable experience.

Mid_range

Hotel Budva

$85-$140 — $140-$220 4.2/5Budva 85310

Modern beachfront hotel perfectly positioned between Budva Old Town and Slovenska Beach. Comfortable rooms with sea views, rooftop pool, spa facilities, and excellent restaurant make this a popular choice.

Budget

Hostel Old Town Kotor

$15-$45 — $25-$65 4.0/5Kotor 85330

Friendly hostel in a renovated stone building within Kotor's medieval walls. Clean dorms and private rooms, communal kitchen, sociable atmosphere, and unbeatable location for budget travelers.

Luxury

Aman Sveti Stefan

$800-$1500 — $1200-$3000 4.7/585315

The iconic island resort occupying a 15th-century fortified village, offering unparalleled luxury and privacy. Pink-sand beaches, exceptional service, and stunning Adriatic views define this exclusive property.

Mid_range

Palazzo Radomiri Hotel

$95-$160 — $150-$250 4.4/5Kotor 85330

Charming waterfront boutique hotel in Dobrota village near Kotor, featuring Venetian palace architecture. Peaceful bay views, swimming platform, and excellent seafood restaurant in an authentic setting.

Budget

Montenegro Hostel B&B Kotor

$18-$40 — $28-$55 4.2/5Kotor 85330

Budget accommodation just outside Kotor's old town with private rooms and dorms. Family-run property offering warm hospitality, breakfast, and helpful local tips for exploring the bay.

Booking tips

Get the best deals and avoid common mistakes.

Tip

Book 2-3 months ahead for July-August peak season especially in Kotor Old Town and at One&Only Portonovi which sell out fast

Tip

Shoulder season (May-June, September-October) offers 30-40% lower rates with similar weather and far fewer crowds

Tip

Private apartments and 'sobe' (rooms in family homes) offer excellent value at 40-60% less than equivalent hotels - widely available on Booking.com

Tip

Many Kotor Old Town accommodations have no elevator and require walking on cobblestones with luggage - confirm accessibility before booking

Tip

Contact hotels directly after finding them on booking platforms - they sometimes offer lower direct booking rates and upgrades

Tip

All-inclusive options like Iberostar Herceg Novi suit families well as beach, meals, and activities are covered in one price

Alternative accommodations

Beyond traditional hotels, consider these options.

Alternative

Guesthouses

Family-run guesthouses offer authentic local experiences and often include home-cooked meals. Great for cultural immersion.

Alternative

Serviced apartments

Ideal for longer stays or families. Kitchen facilities help save money and provide flexibility.

Alternative

Hostels

Budget-friendly option for solo travelers. Dorms and private rooms available with social common areas.