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Amazing hotel, beautifully kept and lovely staff. Make sure you leave plenty of time for the airport - taxi’s/transport are a little unreliable and traffic can be bad

Lovely sea front hotel, really clean, great breakfast, really good plunge pool, sauna and steam room too. Has it's own private beach too. Was upgraded to a better room too. Highly recommended. Perfectly located for walks along the front to the harbour area

Beautiful property. Our room was huge, with a kitchen and washing machine. The patio was nice. The food at the restaurant was lovely and well priced for what you got. The people were very friendly and answered our many questions. The pool was beautiful. The only drawback was the distance from the city center but they offered rides for a fee (cheaper than taxis) and parking was free from what I understand.

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Wlking distanc to all things in downtown Podgorica. Nice spa.

This hotel is just about a year old, so everything still feels brand new. It has a sleek, high-tech vibe—from the doors and knobs to the modern bathroom/shower design and even the TV and remote, which my kids especially enjoyed. We booked a suite since there were four of us, and it was very spacious with a balcony that offered a lovely view. The staff were warm and accommodating—Angela checked us in and assisted us throughout our stay, and both Dušan (the GM) and Nikola at the front desk were equally helpful. There’s a convenience store right across the street that had everything we needed—from wine to milk. Breakfast was complimentary and decent (I loved the home-made pie!), but on the day we checked out early, they thoughtfully packed sandwiches and fruit for us to take with us. The rooftop pool with city views is a great feature. We visited briefly but didn’t get a chance to swim since it closes at 8 p.m. and tends to be a popular hangout spot. The location is excellent—just a few minutes’ walk to the Old Town and nearby beaches. Taxis are easy to get if you prefer not to walk, but I recommend strolling—there are lots of charming little shops, restaurants, and food kiosks you’d otherwise miss by car.