Kotor Hotels with Airport Shuttle

"1. From the airport Diwat to the hotel, you can take a taxi for 20 euros. There is no shuttle bus. You can only take a taxi. You can get to the old town and you will be there after you walk in. You can ask the hotel to book 15 euros when you leave. 2 The front desk of the hotel is on the second floor. You will first go to the front desk of the hotel every day including meals, you will be given two choices and then you can go to the restaurant for dinner. 3 There is a shopping mall next to the old town 4 Remember that Bank of Montenegro has not cooperated with UnionPay, and all ATMs cannot withdraw money. Also note that the bank that UnionPay cooperated with has closed down. In euros 5 Here Go up the mountain to see Kotor, the ticket is 8 euros, walk up from the old city, about 3 hours. There is also a very good boat to go to bluecave and so on (see Figure 9/11/15 for the third flight). Remember to put on the swimsuit for 2 hours, 30 Euros, the boss gave me a special price of 25 Euros, and I will go on our boat. Blue, and there are a lot of fish in it. Welcome to like my comments and do not express my feelings, because everyone understands the requirements differently. I only provide useful information and hope to help you."

"We booked a small attic apartment for 5 nights. Thanks to Drazen. They let us leave our luggage until check-in. The location in the old town is very convenient. A very pretty street and surrounding area. The kitchen and utensils were generally sufficient for basic cooking. The pillows and mattresses were comfortable. A few downsides, which, however, didn't spoil the overall experience of our stay in Kotor. There's a cafe with music downstairs across from the apartment. In the evenings, it was mostly quiet, very pleasant, and usually didn't bother me. I go to bed very late, but my husband didn't like it as much (if you go to bed early or have trouble falling asleep, it can be disturbing). But one Friday night, it was incredibly loud and continued until 1:00 AM. I would also recommend using duvet covers instead of sheets under the covers! There wasn't much space to hang clothes. (((- the photo shows a clothes rack. That's all. ) The apartment is clean and tidy, but... you have to take out the trash yourself. The cleaning lady didn't come to our place during our 5-night stay, even though we were told the towels would be changed every 3 days. They didn't. If guests are supposed to clean the apartment themselves, that's fine, but it would have been logical to provide some cleaning supplies, like napkins/dustpan/brush/mop. I wouldn't buy all of them myself for a short stay. If you're staying outside the warmer months, the tiled floor feels cold in the evenings when it's already cool outside. It's better to bring warm socks and slippers. This isn't even a drawback, but rather a nice touch of staying in an old stone house during the off-season. But for a few days' stay during the quiet off-season, we were generally happy with everything. ))) Very colorful, a wonderful old town, an interesting experience! Thank you!"

"The best hotel experience to truly live within the old city walls of Kotor! :) While the facilities aren't as modern as some, if you're looking to stay in a medieval building inside the city walls, I highly recommend it! :) Being inside the walls was so convenient and great for exploring until all the nearby shops closed. The staff were incredibly friendly, and the breakfast was neat and charmingly presented. I still remember the lovely little cups hanging in the restaurant!!"

"The apartments are in the very centre of the old city. We had a room with a balcony from which the beautiful view of the church and the Kotor ladder was opened. The bed was comfortable. The room cost included a cheese breakfast at a restaurant in the neighboring building. A manager who helps with all the issues is appointed. What didn't like: Eternal parties in the old city. Here until late, people are heard cheerful and drinking in bars. Also my partner woke up early in the morning from the church hours. Pensioners may be uncomfortable: apartments are on the 3rd floor, on a steep staircase, without an elevator. All of this, the building is protected by UNESCO."

"Two rooms, each with a large bed, and a kitchen and a bathroom, suitable for 3 － 4 people, you can buy noodles and vegetables yourself and make them yourself, very convenient! Very affordable! The downside is that the shower is not smooth, the water is all over the toilet."