The hotels and resorts of Montenegro are among the finest in the Adriatic region of the Mediterranean, and quite popular as a tourist destination for holidays, tours, and vacation travel. Although a small country, Montenegro has a coastline stretching 326 kilometers from Ada Bojana north to the Bay of Kotor. Along this coast are more than 73 kilometers of beaches, the largest of which are located in the Ulcinj South Coast region of Montenegro. Montenegro hotels are primarily situated along these coastal bays and beaches. More information about Montenegro Hotels is available at UlcinjToday.com.
Major Montenegro Hotel & Resort Destinations
Ulcinj
Ulcinj is a small town in the coastal part of Montenegro, close to the Albanian border where River Bojana and the Adriatic Sea embrace each other in this town. The town is the center of social and business activity in the Ulcinj South Coast Region of Montenegro. Ulcinj is one of the oldest towns on the Adriatic. The coast of Ulcinj stretches from the Cape Stari Ulcinj until the estuary of the river Bojana into the Adriatic Sea, and it is nearly 33 kilometers long. The Ulcinj beaches are the sunniest of the whole Adriatic coast. Some of the finer Montenegro Hotels in Ulcinj include the Hotel Mediteran Ulcinj (Montenegro) and "Hotel Dvori Balsica".
A popular daytrip from Ulcinj is Cetinje. Cetinje is located in the southern part of Montenegro, at the foot of Lovcen Mountain. Cetinje was the historical capital of Montenegro for five centuries. Cetinje and its cultural and historic attractions represent a very interesting offer for visitors. The most important historic and cultural monument is the Monastery of Cetinje dating to the 12th cemtury.
Budva
Budva is one of Montenegro's tourist areas. The city hosts a tiny, but beautiful, historic center. Surrounded by a wall, the historic centre is located on a small peninsula which extends as a harbour-side promenade. Major hotels in Budva (Montenegro) include "Hotel Splendid," "Hotel Astoria," and "Hotel Avala".
Kotor
Surrounded by mountains ranging from 1000m to 1700m high, situated at the eastern tip of Kotor Bay, is the city of Kotor. Its city-core is well preserved, rich in medieval monuments. The walled medieval city center, with its winding, narrow little streets, squares and small churches, appears on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Of its religious monuments, the most notable is the Cathedral of Saint Tryphon, dating from the 12th century. Major hotels in Kotor (Montenegro) include "Vardar Hotel Kotor".
Herceg-Novi
Herceg-Novi is situated between Mount Orjen and the entrance of the Kotor bay - the Boka Kotorska, close to the Croatian border. The most famous tourist attraction in Herceg-Novi is castle Forte Mare from 1382. Herceg-Novi Riviera is 25km long, and includes peninsulas, small islands, beaches of different structures and attractive resorts, with deep mountainous background and picturesque villages and settlements situated among the olive groves and other exotic Mediterranean vegetation. Major hotels in Herceg-Novi (Montenegro) include "Club Hotel Riviera".
Sveti Stefan
Located 5 km from Budva, Sveti Stefan is an unique seaside resort in Montenegro's Riviera; it is built on a small island near the mainland. Previously a fishing village, in 1960 it was converted into a luxory hotel, it became one of the Yugoslavia's most famous tourist centers for the high paying clientele. Many famous actors, artists, kings from all over the world vacationed here. Some of the most famous guests were Sofia Loren, Monica Vitti, Sylvester Stallone, Claudia Schiffer.
Accomodations at Hotel Mediteran Ulcinj
Located in the Ulcinj South Coast region of Montenegro, Hotel Mediteran Ulcinj offers 134 quality guestrooms in six guest buildings facing the Adriatic Sea and Stari Grad (old town) Ulcinj. Modern furniture, warm colors and comfortable beds ensure a relaxed atmosphere at our accommodation in Ulcinj - in the heart of Montenegro's Ulcinj South Coast.
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A Note About Montenegro's Private Accomodation
The larger Montenegro hotels including those listed here are licensed, regulated, and inspected on a regular basis by the Republic of Montenegro, including all health, sanitary, and kitchen operating standards.
Due Care is advised about the numerous private accomodations throughout Montenegro. Visitors wishing to take the private accommodation option are recommended to seek referrals from prior visitors who have stayed in the region. Private accommodations are for the most part unregulated and unlicensed, and not monitored by the government for safety, security, or cleanliness.
Visitors staying in private accommodations (other than hotels) must register with the police station responsible for the area in which they are staying within 24 hours of arrival. Although enforcement of this regulation may be uneven given so many visitors to the region, failure to comply may result in a fine, incarceration, and/or expulsion. Persons who fail to register can also face difficulties in departing the country. Visitors staying in hotels or tourist facilities are automatically registered with the police by the hotel.
