Hotels with Parking in Kotor

Perfect location in kotor old town. Easy access to everything .... the hotel is an old building and the room also renovated but needs some improvements (tv/cables repeatedly stopped, no telephone in rooms, old bed sheets, etc). Clean rooms but the bathroom is relatively small and no privacy (the separation is done by transparent glass)... we paid around 170 eur per night. The breakfast was good but it gets boring at some point since it's the same every day. ( either international or continental breakfasts). Staff polite and helpful. The rooftop restaurant was good and food tasty too. To try.

Small boutique hotel, superb in every way, but no parking lot.

The apartment is situated inside one of the original old buildings of Kotor within the city walls. It has easy access to everything in the old city. We were able to park a car about 200 m away in a public car park currently at no cost Well refurbished with plenty of space. We were travelling as two couples. It was great to have separate bedrooms each with its own bathroom. The host was very helpful, explained a number of useful things about the city and the apartment. He was easily reachable if required. As this apartment was within the city centre, it was very busy and noisy. However, this did not bother us and the noise seemed to stop around about midnight. The apartment was very comfortable and we slept well. We would have no hesitation about booking this apartment again.

Every time I make a trip to book a hotel, it is my most tangled thing. I look at the evaluation style and I will always stay in several hotels or B&Bs for a long time. This time I brought a group of friends to play freely. It’s really true to me. There was a test and a torment, and I thought about the whole journey to let everyone feel different tastes - regular hotel Hilton, invincible sea view villa, forest log cabin, castle hotel, special hotel... Today's Krista Puglia Restaurant Hotel (Ctrip Four Stars) is uniquely situated in the heart of the town, surrounded by mountains and waters and beautiful surroundings... no matter the day or night... and the last two hotels Waiting for my arrival, hope can also bring us full happiness! Reservations such as blind date, all based on the feeling [smirking] It is said that the hotel breakfast and violin help, looking forward to sleep...

A great boutique hotel in the heart of Kotor old town. The staff were amazing. My room (24) was probablythe best inthe hotel, sweet juliette balcony overlooking the narrow street, great comfortable double bed and good a/c and wifi. A little dated in decor and furnishings could do with upgrading The bathrom was rather small but plenty of hot water with good shower pressure, towels were small, but bathrobes provided. Essential as venturing onto the baconuy means your in everyones holiday photo The room is noisy, expected for the location, church bells all night and partuygoers until about 4am. But close the shutters, and the doors and wear earplugs. Breakfast was very basic, standard selection of couple of sliced meats, cheeses and pastries. The bread was very good (try the seeded one), coffee was average, tea selection was mainly herbal varieties and juuice wss not fresh

That was really an unforgettable experience. Really warm welcome and helpful check-in experience. Location was awesome and in the middle of the main square of Kotor Old Town. Thanks to this location advantage, you can get relaxed anytime you want during your daily walk. If you have a car, hotel has an agreement with a safe public parking garage. Garage is really close to hotel and always available. Although daily parking cost is 20€, you can use it by paying 10€ to hotel. (I think it is the best amount for Kotor Old Town) When we need anything (such as ice for broken finger in the midnight, they really helped and solved the issue with lots of ice cubes.) The room was modernly decorated and has so many helpful guest amenities. There are so many types of food in breakfast but it can be improved. Don’t worry, you will be satisfied. Minibar also has all kind of beverages with and without alcohol. I finally thank to hotel staff once, and especially to Anja for her warm, sympathetic and helpful approach. And thank you for the gift you gave us at check out. Hope to see you once Hotel Vardar!

We had a wonderful stay in this charming hotel right in the centre of Kotor’s Old Town. The hotel is gorgeous, the ‘old’ furniture in the room sets the tone with sweeping curtains tied back romantically + shutters. I have honestly never stayed in such a comfy bed in a hotel ever, the pillows + sheets were perfect too. I felt I was in an old movie opening the shutters every morning to hear the bustling life from the town. The staff who work in the hotel are all so lovely, friendly + kind. The breakfasts were delicious + you could order eggs cooked freshly whatever way you wanted. The feta cheese is the best I’ve ever tasted. The staff serving were attentive + pitched it all perfectly. The only thing I would mention is that if you are noise adverse, enjoy an early night + don’t want to submerge yourself into the ‘Old Town’ then perhaps choose a quieter location. The hotel is located between a jazz bar + a cafe bar. I’m not into jazz music but it sounded good + the cafe bar is Euro type pop. This music does go on until 1am but after that it stops, the folk seem to disappear quickly + then it is quiet. Breakfast is until 10am so plenty of time to sleep. We stayed in a triple room which was great for our teen son having his own space. It is near the reception but they are considerate to this. Thank you for a lovely stay.

We stayed for 7 nights in this building and we are absolutely satisfied with the experience. The central location has allowed us to live the day and night life of the beautiful Cataro. The owner Radonja has shown himself a unique kindness and willingness.

Alessandra was very friendly and responsive. The accommodations were roomy, clean, comfortable and quiet. The breakfast “included “ was served at a restaurant on the main square about a 5 minute walk from the apartment. While the omelettes were good there is little choice, no fruit or salad and only one cup of bad coffee offered at breakfast.

This hotel has so much character, which is symptomatic of being right in the middle of Kotor’s old town and only a very short distance from the main (sea) gate, outside which the tourist information kiosk is located. There are so many bars, cafés and restaurants within a few seconds’ walk. I have no idea how old the building is but it has all the look and feel of a converted medieval castle. Our room was big and comfortable (as was the bed) with great views of the Church of St Tryphon and a small kitchen & fridge. The only minor complaint I would have is that the shower, which is separate from the sink and toilet and has no door for privacy, only has a hand held shower head. It’s not to easy to wash your hair (or anywhere else really) with one hand while having to hold the shower head with the other. Surely a hook could easily be fixed on to the wall. We even had a private sauna in the room but I can’t imagine spending €30 per day, just to get probably no more than 30 mins usage. Breakfast, served outdoor on the patio (unless it’s raining), has a range of options and each we tried set us up for the full day. A special mention must go to the staff, who were incredibly nice and efficient. Vladana and Milica share all the reception and breakfast service duties (alternating 7am-3pm and 3pm-11pm shifts) but are never seen without a smile on their faces and Bojana seems to combine the breakfast cooking and maid roles. They are all such lovely people. If this isn’t one of the best hotels in the old town then there must be an unbelievable number of top 5* hotels there.