Palazzo Radomiri Hotel

Palazzo Radomiri occupies an 18th-century Venetian palace in Dobrota, a quiet shoreline village on the northern rim of the Bay of Kotor, approximately 2 km from Kotor Old Town and 15 km by road from Tivat Airport. The building was the ancestral home of the Radomiri noble family and retains much of its original architectural character: thick stone walls, arched doorways, and a terracotta-roofed exterior that sits directly on the water's edge with no road between the building and the bay. Nine rooms and suites are spread across the palace, each uniquely configured with a blend of antique furnishings and contemporary comforts; most rooms overlook the bay, with views across to the limestone massifs of Vrmac and Lovćen. A wooden swimming platform extends from the palace's ground floor directly over the water, allowing guests to swim in the bay from the building itself. The on-site restaurant specialises in Adriatic seafood; locally caught fish, octopus salad, and Montenegrin lamb are menu mainstays, served on a waterfront terrace whose reflection shimmers over the still bay at dinner. Breakfast is included in most room rates. WiFi coverage extends to the terrace and waterfront areas. The small scale — nine rooms — produces an intimate atmosphere and personalised service not available in larger hotels. A short drive or pleasant cycle along the coastal road leads into Kotor's old town walls; water taxis also run between Dobrota and Kotor in season. The hotel is particularly well-suited to couples seeking a romantic, small-scale alternative to resort properties.