Very nice, clean and new hotel. And the staff - very nice sympathetic girls, always go to meet. The hotel only with breakfast, they are quite satisfying and varied. There is a restaurant nearby, they even brought us dinner from there and served it at the hotel. The food is tasty and satisfying, huge portions, as for me.
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Very nice, clean and new hotel. And the staff - very nice sympathetic girls, always go to meet. The hotel only with breakfast, they are quite satisfying and varied. There is a restaurant nearby, they even brought us dinner from there and served it at the hotel. The food is tasty and satisfying, huge portions, as for me. The hotel is located near the sea, and from the market, next to a supermarket. The hotel has a small swimming pool. WiFi is good on all floors.
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To begin with, I always like everything, wherever I fly, and the phrase “I have something to compare with” is puzzling, since you can compare the service, but it is impossible to compare countries. Host "Prometeus". The campaign is serious, the buses are all new, the excursions are not bad. Oleg met at the airport - his first phrase "my dears" could not help but cause a smile.
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To begin with, I always like everything, wherever I fly, and the phrase “I have something to compare with” is puzzling, since you can compare the service, but it is impossible to compare countries. Host "Prometeus". The campaign is serious, the buses are all new, the excursions are not bad. Oleg met at the airport - his first phrase "my dears" could not help but cause a smile. First about the hotel. Hotel "Petrovac 3", although the hotel itself is 4 stars, met our expectations, a small cozy room with a French bed, a safe, an LCD TV (there were no Russian channels, but there is MTV), a refrigerator and air conditioning does not differ from the pictures of info tours, even in in reality it is better as the bathroom is more spacious than expected (there is a hair dryer). There is a terrace with table and chairs. The air conditioner is central, but it worked all the time, the location of the air conditioner is convenient, you can leave it at night - we did not catch a cold. The key is magnetic - if you are outside the room, the electricity is turned off. Here's the problem with the refrigerator. If you leave for the whole day, then it defrosts, as evidenced by a puddle near it. Room cleaning is beyond praise - fast, high quality (towels are changed every day, bed linen is changed every 3 days, even the shower cabin is wiped from the water). There are always owners in the hotel, so everything is clear and fast - the only thing that annoys is the lack of knowledge of Russian and English by the staff (there is a woman, she can more or less help you). Everywhere they write that the languages are similar - yes, especially with Ukrainian, but when you need to ask for a bill, and in Serbian it is “rachun”, then you can wait for it for half a day or, as an alternative, sign language. Breakfasts were included - as always, the European breakfast is no different, although we tried not to repeat ourselves. Breakfast from 8, which is not very convenient.
The location of the hotel is very good:
1. Opposite the hotel is the only supermarket in the city
2. On the left, five minutes walk, the market.
3. City beach and promenade right after 300 meters.
4. On the right is the Maslina restaurant.
5. Slightly up baker (mini-bakery) and apothecary.
Now, as for gastronomy. In the supermarket, prices are no different from ours (everything is in euros). You can buy ham for 4.5 euros, you can buy it for 12 euros. Only bread is a little more expensive - a loaf of 0.7 euros (but my husband and I ate it for a week). Beer - from 0.9 euros and above. The notorious wine "Vranac" depends on the year of release, starts from 2.5 and above (it's good that they bought a small wine - they didn't like it). Prosciutto and cheese can be tried once in a supermarket, a second time in the market - there is a difference, it is tastier on the market, but more expensive. Fruits - peaches 1.8 (when we have 2.2) and raspberries, blueberries, figs are more expensive. Wine on the market 8 euros - they took raspberries, there were not enough degrees, like compote.
My husband and I went, so we couldn’t manage with dry food, a peasant needs meat for kindness. There is such a thing as a daily menu, it costs from 4.5 to 6 euros per person in cafes / restaurants. It includes cherba (soup), main dish, bread and salad. Of course, there was no point in hoping to get something of high quality for this amount, but we tried. Our first sad experience was at the Oliva cafe, if you don’t value time, then you can, but waiting for an order for two hours is too much, and no one understands any languages except Serbian. Soup - Galinablanca, salad - usually cabbage with vinegar, the main course is always worthy (potatoes with meat, cabbage with meat). We found the Maslina restaurant, which is a couple of minutes from the hotel. Everyone liked it there. The waiter - a middle-aged man who knows Russian well, can advise. We always left tips, for which he was friends with us (although, perhaps, he is friends with everyone). Service is fast, portions are huge. Soup - 2 euros (broth with noodles), pork - 7 euros (these are 2 large pieces of pork + french fries + lettuce + pickled onions), pasta bolognese - 6 euros (300 grams of pasta - this is another test for the stomach). At first we did not understand his phrase - you should share a portion, seeing the hungry eyes of my husband, I immediately refused. Then it became clear. We tried the fish menu (10 euros per person) big fish + 2 shrimps + mussels + french fries + boiled potatoes + bread. Why do I always write about bread, if you order separately, then a basket of bread costs 1 euro. Tea 1.5 euros, brandy (fruit moonshine 45%) 30 grams 1.5 euros.
Now about the beaches - this is the scourge of Montenegro. The beaches are all beautiful, but small, there are few of them. There are a lot of children, loud Montenegrin women try to shout each other down, they smoke a lot, bulls hide in the sand. Here we remembered Crimea at the height of the season. You can take a sun lounger and an umbrella - 7 euros. The city beach disappeared immediately. Thanks to the reviews, we went to look for the Lucice beach. Walk to the left of the hotel for about 15 minutes, there are fewer people, but not as few as we would like. All the negativity is covered by the riot of nature and the clear Adriatic Sea. We took excursions to the Bay of Kotor and a fish picnic (all excursions by sea, so as not to waste a day on the beach). The excursions are very informative, if you don’t go on excursions, then you won’t learn anything about Montenegro, and you will leave home with the thought, why did I overpay so much money, you could also relax in Crimea.
And here is the bold point - Tivat Airport. This collective farm facility is not capable of serving such a number of tourists. The crush, the abuse of our compatriots is justified, the flights were late due to the fact that people could not go through passport and customs control on time....There is even a queue in duty free. Montenegrins do not know and do not even try to know languages, which is surprising, it is easier for them to say I do not understand than to sell a product. Their commandments (the Montenegrin was born to not rush to live, if you can leave the matter for tomorrow - leave it) prevent them from earning money. There is no production, animal husbandry is poorly developed, which is why our cheap chicken costs fabulous money, unwillingness to please leads to a dead end. They are very far from the European Union (despite the fact that even the money was transferred to the euro) and gave the name to my opus “with a Soviet past”. Some minor note turned out, look at the photos and you will understand how beautiful it is there - go, it's worth seeing.
The location of the hotel is very good:
1. Opposite the hotel is the only supermarket in the city
2. On the left, five minutes walk, the market.
3. City beach and promenade right after 300 meters.
4. On the right is the Maslina restaurant.
5. Slightly up baker (mini-bakery) and apothecary.
Now, as for gastronomy. In the supermarket, prices are no different from ours (everything is in euros). You can buy ham for 4.5 euros, you can buy it for 12 euros. Only bread is a little more expensive - a loaf of 0.7 euros (but my husband and I ate it for a week). Beer - from 0.9 euros and above. The notorious wine "Vranac" depends on the year of release, starts from 2.5 and above (it's good that they bought a small wine - they didn't like it). Prosciutto and cheese can be tried once in a supermarket, a second time in the market - there is a difference, it is tastier on the market, but more expensive. Fruits - peaches 1.8 (when we have 2.2) and raspberries, blueberries, figs are more expensive. Wine on the market 8 euros - they took raspberries, there were not enough degrees, like compote.
My husband and I went, so we couldn’t manage with dry food, a peasant needs meat for kindness. There is such a thing as a daily menu, it costs from 4.5 to 6 euros per person in cafes / restaurants. It includes cherba (soup), main dish, bread and salad. Of course, there was no point in hoping to get something of high quality for this amount, but we tried. Our first sad experience was at the Oliva cafe, if you don’t value time, then you can, but waiting for an order for two hours is too much, and no one understands any languages except Serbian. Soup - Galinablanca, salad - usually cabbage with vinegar, the main course is always worthy (potatoes with meat, cabbage with meat). We found the Maslina restaurant, which is a couple of minutes from the hotel. Everyone liked it there. The waiter - a middle-aged man who knows Russian well, can advise. We always left tips, for which he was friends with us (although, perhaps, he is friends with everyone). Service is fast, portions are huge. Soup - 2 euros (broth with noodles), pork - 7 euros (these are 2 large pieces of pork + french fries + lettuce + pickled onions), pasta bolognese - 6 euros (300 grams of pasta - this is another test for the stomach). At first we did not understand his phrase - you should share a portion, seeing the hungry eyes of my husband, I immediately refused. Then it became clear. We tried the fish menu (10 euros per person) big fish + 2 shrimps + mussels + french fries + boiled potatoes + bread. Why do I always write about bread, if you order separately, then a basket of bread costs 1 euro. Tea 1.5 euros, brandy (fruit moonshine 45%) 30 grams 1.5 euros.
Now about the beaches - this is the scourge of Montenegro. The beaches are all beautiful, but small, there are few of them. There are a lot of children, loud Montenegrin women try to shout each other down, they smoke a lot, bulls hide in the sand. Here we remembered Crimea at the height of the season. You can take a sun lounger and an umbrella - 7 euros. The city beach disappeared immediately. Thanks to the reviews, we went to look for the Lucice beach. Walk to the left of the hotel for about 15 minutes, there are fewer people, but not as few as we would like. All the negativity is covered by the riot of nature and the clear Adriatic Sea. We took excursions to the Bay of Kotor and a fish picnic (all excursions by sea, so as not to waste a day on the beach). The excursions are very informative, if you don’t go on excursions, then you won’t learn anything about Montenegro, and you will leave home with the thought, why did I overpay so much money, you could also relax in Crimea.
And here is the bold point - Tivat Airport. This collective farm facility is not capable of serving such a number of tourists. The crush, the abuse of our compatriots is justified, the flights were late due to the fact that people could not go through passport and customs control on time....There is even a queue in duty free. Montenegrins do not know and do not even try to know languages, which is surprising, it is easier for them to say I do not understand than to sell a product. Their commandments (the Montenegrin was born to not rush to live, if you can leave the matter for tomorrow - leave it) prevent them from earning money. There is no production, animal husbandry is poorly developed, which is why our cheap chicken costs fabulous money, unwillingness to please leads to a dead end. They are very far from the European Union (despite the fact that even the money was transferred to the euro) and gave the name to my opus “with a Soviet past”. Some minor note turned out, look at the photos and you will understand how beautiful it is there - go, it's worth seeing.
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Hotel In principle, it corresponds to the declared 4 *. The hotel is small and quite cozy. Breakfasts presented in the form of a buffet are quite satisfying and will satisfy different requests (standard: scrambled eggs, cold cuts, cheese cuts, cold cuts, cereals, fruits, etc. ), however, the menu is repeated every 2 days.
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In principle, it corresponds to the declared 4 *. The hotel is small and quite cozy. Breakfasts presented in the form of a buffet are quite satisfying and will satisfy different requests (standard: scrambled eggs, cold cuts, cheese cuts, cold cuts, cereals, fruits, etc. ), however, the menu is repeated every 2 days. The air conditioning in the room was cool enough even on the minimum. Satellite TV, free fast Wi-Fi, noisy refrigerator, safe. There is no minibar, but given that the supermarket is 1 minute walk away, this was not too much of a concern. Upon check-in, we were given a room without a terrace - we asked to change it and received a room with an excellent terrace overlooking the sea and furnished with a table + chairs. The staff is friendly and helpful in all matters. The burned out light bulb was changed in 2 minutes. Towels are changed every day, cleaning seems to be every few days - I didn’t pay attention to be honest.
Nutrition
Independent: A minute's walk from Volya's supermarket. Something like our "gut". Everything is available at very affordable prices (water 0.5 euros, beer 0.7-0.9 euros, cold cuts from 1 euro per 100g, fruits on average 2 euros / kg, sweets from 0.5 euros). Also a minute's walk in the other direction is the market. On it all the products in the main. homemade, fruit from 1.5 euro/kg, house wine 10 euro/1l. .
Restaurants: their greatest variety and here it all depends on personal preferences. Prices: pizza (enough for two) from 6 to 9 euros. A plate of meat + garnish weighing 600 grams 12 euros, salads 2-3 euros, grilled dishes 6 euros, fish by weight 40 euros / kg.
Nuances: in some restaurants there are “happy hours” (somewhere from 3 to 5 in the afternoon) some kind of dish or drink for free, as well as business lunches for 6 euros (alas, I didn’t get them in time, so I can’t judge). From an unpleasant surprise in the Sutjeska restaurant, an indistinct “kuver” of 0.5 euros / person was included in the bill. as the waiter explained to us, this is not a tip, but a payment for having a tablecloth, salt, etc. on the table. We haven't seen this anywhere else in other restaurants.
Fast food restaurants: a lot of tiny pizzerias where they sell pizza in slices (really huge) for 1.5 euros - quite tasty. For the sake of interest, I also recommend taking the national fast food "Cobra" - you choose a piece of meat from the grill (pork, beef, chicken) that you put in pita bread or a bun, and then you are free to add it yourself from nearby trays: tomatoes, cabbage, cucumbers, a variety of local spices and sauces - at the exit you get a semblance of a home-made hamburger weighing a pound and priced from 2 to 3 euros.
Ice cream from 0.6 to 1 euro per scoop.
Beaches:
The city is long, but narrow and very noisy. There are areas for relaxing on their own towels, there are sunbeds (from 2 euros) with umbrellas (3 euros). Rent a jet ski 50 euros / half an hour. There are dozens of agencies along the promenade offering sightseeing tours on a glass bottom boat for 6 euros / person.
In 15 minutes there is an order of magnitude better beach "Lucice" and we went there every day. The prices for everything are the same, however, there are an order of magnitude fewer people, cleaner and given the lack of a pier, as in Petrovac, it is much calmer without all these boats, etc. + There is a great place right under the pine trees in the shade of which you can spend the whole day without dying from the heat and do not burn out in the sun. There is also 1 water slide: 1 euro for 5 slides from it.
There are also 2 other beaches, but they are further away and we did not go to them. fully satisfied Lucice
Sea: one day before our arrival, a storm passed and garbage was brought to the shore (mainly plastic packaging and gobies), but the next day everything was removed and there was almost no garbage except for pine needles that were every day in the water near the shore, but it was enough to swim them in 3 seconds and then the sea became perfectly clean and transparent right up to the buoys (I didn’t swim further) from which both the fish and the bottom were perfectly visible at a depth. The water was on average +24 degrees.
Trips:
You can go to Budva and St. Stefan by regular buses that go from a stop located almost near the hotel every hour and cost 2 euros / person. You can also take a taxi, but it will turn out to be 10-15 euros as you agree.
We personally did not like Budva. Yes, the old city is beautiful and you should definitely go there, but everything else is clearly not for us: the beaches are tiny and simply unrealistically crowded with people, from each bar the songs sounding in the compartment created an unreal noise, noticeably dirtier than in Petrovac. Yes, there is more entertainment there, but if you want relaxation, and not turmoil, this is not for you.
Bay of Kotor: Kotor is beautiful but boring. Keep in mind that they will give you 2.5 hours of free time there and there is absolutely no place to spend them, we managed to go around the entire city on the map, taking pictures, having a leisurely lunch, then wandering again and eating ice cream, visiting souvenir shops and still there was still time. After Kotor, you are put on a tiny observation boat (a group of tourists of 50 people sat there like sprats and there is little pleasure in this). On this boat, you sail along a beautiful bay to an artificial island for about 40 minutes, and during this time it manages to get fed up with the order and all the photos taken at that time ultimately do not differ from each other. On an artificial island, you will be taken to a temple in which there is a small museum and nothing interesting. After the island, in a couple of minutes you will find yourself in the wonderful city of Pirast (the size of the Independence Square) in which there are no beaches (you can dive from concrete slabs) and anything remarkable except for historical facts about the old days in the 15th centuries. You will be given 1 hour to study this nightmare. Please note that there are no toilets there either and you will have to buy at least coffee in a restaurant in order to go to the toilet there. Personally, we liked the tour very partially, although for some reason everyone recommends it. As for me, in only 1 out of 4 cases you may like it there: 1) you are a botanical historian and consider the excursion as part of the work 2) you are already over 82 and you have nowhere to hurry and you can spend hours walking along the architecture of which there are as many like you 3) your children are very guilty and you want to punish them so that they remember it for life 4) you ended up in Montenegro but hate the beaches and the sea with all your heart and soul and want to spend more time away from them.
Dubrovnik: the trip is long 3-4 hours one way (depending on the queues at the Croatian border), but it's worth it. The city itself is very beautiful and there are many places to drop by. The streets are just nice to wander around and oooooochen delicious restaurants. We especially recommend the Toni spaggeteria, we got there by accident, but the people who came there even stood in line until a table was free to sit there. The pasta is simply magnificent, costing from 7 to 12 euros, at the end of the meal you want to lick the dishes. Also on the boat in 5 minutes you will be taken to about. Lokrum, where hundreds of peacocks walk, there is a small dead sea, a beautiful botanical garden, an old French fort and just the opportunity to swim near the island. When you return back to the city, it will be beautifully illuminated and it will be a pleasure to wander around it. In general, the best place where we were in Croatia and Montenegro. Definitely recommend to everyone.
We did not go to the canyons, but the hotel neighbors said that it was very difficult to go there for 4-5 hours one way, and the tour itself lasted 45-1 hour minutes. However, they assured that this is compensated by the beauty of the area from the bus window.
In principle, it corresponds to the declared 4 *. The hotel is small and quite cozy. Breakfasts presented in the form of a buffet are quite satisfying and will satisfy different requests (standard: scrambled eggs, cold cuts, cheese cuts, cold cuts, cereals, fruits, etc. ), however, the menu is repeated every 2 days. The air conditioning in the room was cool enough even on the minimum. Satellite TV, free fast Wi-Fi, noisy refrigerator, safe. There is no minibar, but given that the supermarket is 1 minute walk away, this was not too much of a concern. Upon check-in, we were given a room without a terrace - we asked to change it and received a room with an excellent terrace overlooking the sea and furnished with a table + chairs. The staff is friendly and helpful in all matters. The burned out light bulb was changed in 2 minutes. Towels are changed every day, cleaning seems to be every few days - I didn’t pay attention to be honest.
Nutrition
Independent: A minute's walk from Volya's supermarket. Something like our "gut". Everything is available at very affordable prices (water 0.5 euros, beer 0.7-0.9 euros, cold cuts from 1 euro per 100g, fruits on average 2 euros / kg, sweets from 0.5 euros). Also a minute's walk in the other direction is the market. On it all the products in the main. homemade, fruit from 1.5 euro/kg, house wine 10 euro/1l. .
Restaurants: their greatest variety and here it all depends on personal preferences. Prices: pizza (enough for two) from 6 to 9 euros. A plate of meat + garnish weighing 600 grams 12 euros, salads 2-3 euros, grilled dishes 6 euros, fish by weight 40 euros / kg.
Nuances: in some restaurants there are “happy hours” (somewhere from 3 to 5 in the afternoon) some kind of dish or drink for free, as well as business lunches for 6 euros (alas, I didn’t get them in time, so I can’t judge). From an unpleasant surprise in the Sutjeska restaurant, an indistinct “kuver” of 0.5 euros / person was included in the bill. as the waiter explained to us, this is not a tip, but a payment for having a tablecloth, salt, etc. on the table. We haven't seen this anywhere else in other restaurants.
Fast food restaurants: a lot of tiny pizzerias where they sell pizza in slices (really huge) for 1.5 euros - quite tasty. For the sake of interest, I also recommend taking the national fast food "Cobra" - you choose a piece of meat from the grill (pork, beef, chicken) that you put in pita bread or a bun, and then you are free to add it yourself from nearby trays: tomatoes, cabbage, cucumbers, a variety of local spices and sauces - at the exit you get a semblance of a home-made hamburger weighing a pound and priced from 2 to 3 euros.
Ice cream from 0.6 to 1 euro per scoop.
Beaches:
The city is long, but narrow and very noisy. There are areas for relaxing on their own towels, there are sunbeds (from 2 euros) with umbrellas (3 euros). Rent a jet ski 50 euros / half an hour. There are dozens of agencies along the promenade offering sightseeing tours on a glass bottom boat for 6 euros / person.
In 15 minutes there is an order of magnitude better beach "Lucice" and we went there every day. The prices for everything are the same, however, there are an order of magnitude fewer people, cleaner and given the lack of a pier, as in Petrovac, it is much calmer without all these boats, etc. + There is a great place right under the pine trees in the shade of which you can spend the whole day without dying from the heat and do not burn out in the sun. There is also 1 water slide: 1 euro for 5 slides from it.
There are also 2 other beaches, but they are further away and we did not go to them. fully satisfied Lucice
Sea: one day before our arrival, a storm passed and garbage was brought to the shore (mainly plastic packaging and gobies), but the next day everything was removed and there was almost no garbage except for pine needles that were every day in the water near the shore, but it was enough to swim them in 3 seconds and then the sea became perfectly clean and transparent right up to the buoys (I didn’t swim further) from which both the fish and the bottom were perfectly visible at a depth. The water was on average +24 degrees.
Trips:
You can go to Budva and St. Stefan by regular buses that go from a stop located almost near the hotel every hour and cost 2 euros / person. You can also take a taxi, but it will turn out to be 10-15 euros as you agree.
We personally did not like Budva. Yes, the old city is beautiful and you should definitely go there, but everything else is clearly not for us: the beaches are tiny and simply unrealistically crowded with people, from each bar the songs sounding in the compartment created an unreal noise, noticeably dirtier than in Petrovac. Yes, there is more entertainment there, but if you want relaxation, and not turmoil, this is not for you.
Bay of Kotor: Kotor is beautiful but boring. Keep in mind that they will give you 2.5 hours of free time there and there is absolutely no place to spend them, we managed to go around the entire city on the map, taking pictures, having a leisurely lunch, then wandering again and eating ice cream, visiting souvenir shops and still there was still time. After Kotor, you are put on a tiny observation boat (a group of tourists of 50 people sat there like sprats and there is little pleasure in this). On this boat, you sail along a beautiful bay to an artificial island for about 40 minutes, and during this time it manages to get fed up with the order and all the photos taken at that time ultimately do not differ from each other. On an artificial island, you will be taken to a temple in which there is a small museum and nothing interesting. After the island, in a couple of minutes you will find yourself in the wonderful city of Pirast (the size of the Independence Square) in which there are no beaches (you can dive from concrete slabs) and anything remarkable except for historical facts about the old days in the 15th centuries. You will be given 1 hour to study this nightmare. Please note that there are no toilets there either and you will have to buy at least coffee in a restaurant in order to go to the toilet there. Personally, we liked the tour very partially, although for some reason everyone recommends it. As for me, in only 1 out of 4 cases you may like it there: 1) you are a botanical historian and consider the excursion as part of the work 2) you are already over 82 and you have nowhere to hurry and you can spend hours walking along the architecture of which there are as many like you 3) your children are very guilty and you want to punish them so that they remember it for life 4) you ended up in Montenegro but hate the beaches and the sea with all your heart and soul and want to spend more time away from them.
Dubrovnik: the trip is long 3-4 hours one way (depending on the queues at the Croatian border), but it's worth it. The city itself is very beautiful and there are many places to drop by. The streets are just nice to wander around and oooooochen delicious restaurants. We especially recommend the Toni spaggeteria, we got there by accident, but the people who came there even stood in line until a table was free to sit there. The pasta is simply magnificent, costing from 7 to 12 euros, at the end of the meal you want to lick the dishes. Also on the boat in 5 minutes you will be taken to about. Lokrum, where hundreds of peacocks walk, there is a small dead sea, a beautiful botanical garden, an old French fort and just the opportunity to swim near the island. When you return back to the city, it will be beautifully illuminated and it will be a pleasure to wander around it. In general, the best place where we were in Croatia and Montenegro. Definitely recommend to everyone.
We did not go to the canyons, but the hotel neighbors said that it was very difficult to go there for 4-5 hours one way, and the tour itself lasted 45-1 hour minutes. However, they assured that this is compensated by the beauty of the area from the bus window.
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I went with a friend in August 2010, according to the "Fortune" system. The hotel is fully responsible for its 3 *, friendly staff. We lived on the top floor and had a beautiful view of the sea, I assume that the first and second floors were covered with buildings. We went without food, literally across the road there is a supermarket with reasonable prices (such as in Ukraine).
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I went with a friend in August 2010, according to the "Fortune" system. The hotel is fully responsible for its 3 *, friendly staff. We lived on the top floor and had a beautiful view of the sea, I assume that the first and second floors were covered with buildings. We went without food, literally across the road there is a supermarket with reasonable prices (such as in Ukraine). We went on excursions every day. The nearest municipal beach looks a little sad, everywhere there is garbage, gobies. We went there for 2 days, but then we found out that literally 10-15 minutes walk and there is a beautiful clean beach with overhanging pine trees almost into the sea. And to be honest, I don’t know what the temperature of the water was, but it was almost impossible to swim. There are also many cafes, fast food, ice cream shops, souvenirs near the sea, a 5-minute walk on the promenade, there are also a couple of discos.
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The hotel is very decent. By the way, already 4 *. Comfortable rooms, there is a swimming pool on the territory, there is an elevator. The only thing is that in 2 weeks the bed was changed only 2 times! But towels - every day. You can't take towels from your room to the beach. The hotel is very conveniently located, everything is close - a good supermarket, a bus stop from which buses leave for Budva almost every hour (2.
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The hotel is very decent. By the way, already 4 *. Comfortable rooms, there is a swimming pool on the territory, there is an elevator. The only thing is that in 2 weeks the bed was changed only 2 times! But towels - every day. You can't take towels from your room to the beach. The hotel is very conveniently located, everything is close - a good supermarket, a bus stop from which buses leave for Budva almost every hour (2.5 euros), 5 minutes from the sea (if you go to city beaches). Although everything is close to Petrovets. The town is small and very cozy.
If in general about Montenegro: a stunningly beautiful country, EVERYTHING is beautiful there, except for the block buildings of the Soviet period. Nature is amazing. An excursion to the Bay of Kotor is a must!! ! I have never seen anything more picturesque in my life. And it is better to take it for the whole day. Well, the canyons, of course, cannot be missed. We traveled a lot in Montenegro, Croatia and Albania, a lot of impressions.
I want to note that if you want a beach holiday, then you will be disappointed, because. the beaches are narrow, crowded, not very clean and the sea is rather cold.
If in general about Montenegro: a stunningly beautiful country, EVERYTHING is beautiful there, except for the block buildings of the Soviet period. Nature is amazing. An excursion to the Bay of Kotor is a must!! ! I have never seen anything more picturesque in my life. And it is better to take it for the whole day. Well, the canyons, of course, cannot be missed. We traveled a lot in Montenegro, Croatia and Albania, a lot of impressions.
I want to note that if you want a beach holiday, then you will be disappointed, because. the beaches are narrow, crowded, not very clean and the sea is rather cold.
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Were with my husband in Montenegro for the first time! The hotel was recommended by friends who had a rest 2 weeks before us with children. They really liked Petrovac. We flew to Tivat, from where a transfer was organized directly to the hotel. Everything was organized very clearly. We had a double room with a sea view.
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Were with my husband in Montenegro for the first time! The hotel was recommended by friends who had a rest 2 weeks before us with children. They really liked Petrovac. We flew to Tivat, from where a transfer was organized directly to the hotel. Everything was organized very clearly. We had a double room with a sea view. The hotel immediately made a good impression: small and cozy. The rooms are just great with plasma screens, nice bathrooms, and even bathrobes and slippers. Since we took our bags for a long time, we didn’t manage to get to the beach that day, but we decided to take a walk around the resort town. Sazu also noted for themselves that the hotel is located in a very convenient location, opposite the supermarket, 100 meters from the market, 200 meters from the embankment and the beach. The region is very beautiful, I was very impressed by the embankment with a large number of cafes and restaurants and souvenir shops. During the walk, we got hungry and decided to have dinner in a small cozy cafe "Pod vine", ordered a steak with salad and a bottle of wine, we had never seen such a size steak in our lives, ate one and took the second one with us. Dinner cost us 12 euros. The next day, when we woke up, we went to breakfast at the hotel. For ourselves, we immediately noted that the Montenegrins are very tasty and very large portions. After a hearty breakfast, we barely walked 200 meters to the beach, and then we were completely delighted with the beauty of the sea. The beach is very good, clean, the sea is wonderful, well, just "paradise". During our meeting with the guide, we were advised another beach "Lucica". A great bay with a wide beach and a lot less people. During the rest, we went to Budva 3 times (20-25 minutes), but we didn’t really follow the time, because we were fascinated by the landscapes. Budva is something! This is a place where a lot of discos and young people. There are also discos in Petrovac, we went, we liked it, but still Petrovac is calmer, which impressed us more, it does not have such a bustle as in Budva and so many people. From our holiday we were completely delighted, we will definitely return, and only to this hotel! The staff at the hotel are wonderful and we became friends.
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A good brand new hotel, air conditioners are almost not cold, 100m to the sea, but it's better to go to Lucica beach, 15min walk. Will grocery store 50m is a great supermarket! A good restaurant is Mediteraneo (fish), if you need to eat inexpensively, then this is Kafana Abramovich. They clean every day, and bother with notes _You can’t bring food in, a fine of 100 Euros.
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A good brand new hotel, air conditioners are almost not cold, 100m to the sea, but it's better to go to Lucica beach, 15min walk. Will grocery store 50m is a great supermarket! A good restaurant is Mediteraneo (fish), if you need to eat inexpensively, then this is Kafana Abramovich.
They clean every day, and bother with notes _You can’t bring food in, a fine of 100 Euros.
Montenegro SUPER!! !
They clean every day, and bother with notes _You can’t bring food in, a fine of 100 Euros.
Montenegro SUPER!! !
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the hotel is clean. We also noticed that towels are being changed. on the balcony the ashtray was not changed every day. the holiday was wonderful. We were lucky with the weather - heavenly conditions. there was no wind. it was really hot. the sea is warm and transparent that at a depth large enough you could see all the fish that were spinning around us.
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the hotel is clean. We also noticed that towels are being changed. on the balcony the ashtray was not changed every day.
the holiday was wonderful. We were lucky with the weather - heavenly conditions. there was no wind. it was really hot. the sea is warm and transparent that at a depth large enough you could see all the fish that were spinning around us. We did not like the city beach. a lot of trash. went to a nearby bay called Luchica. it's cleaner and no noise. sea air mixed with pine needles. silence. in order to have fun at the disco and the casino you have to go to budva. but there were no problems with it. could be reached by bus or taxi. By the way, a taxi cost us less than a regular bus. It's like negotiating with a taxi. in restaurants expensive but very tasty cooked fish soup and a choice of fish and grilled vegetables. Montenegrins are very friendly. there were no communication barriers. speaking in Russian and they are in Serbian, we understood each other everywhere
the holiday was wonderful. We were lucky with the weather - heavenly conditions. there was no wind. it was really hot. the sea is warm and transparent that at a depth large enough you could see all the fish that were spinning around us. We did not like the city beach. a lot of trash. went to a nearby bay called Luchica. it's cleaner and no noise. sea air mixed with pine needles. silence. in order to have fun at the disco and the casino you have to go to budva. but there were no problems with it. could be reached by bus or taxi. By the way, a taxi cost us less than a regular bus. It's like negotiating with a taxi. in restaurants expensive but very tasty cooked fish soup and a choice of fish and grilled vegetables. Montenegrins are very friendly. there were no communication barriers. speaking in Russian and they are in Serbian, we understood each other everywhere
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Many advised us to go to Montenegro, they say beautiful nature, clear sea, etc. In general, our wonderful vacation began with an approach to the airport in Tivat. 30 minutes before landing, the commander of the ship announced that the airport could not accept us, because. there are a lot of planes landing, and the airport is very small, and in addition to that, we circled over the sea for another 40 minutes.
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Many advised us to go to Montenegro, they say beautiful nature, clear sea, etc. In general, our wonderful vacation began with an approach to the airport in Tivat. 30 minutes before landing, the commander of the ship announced that the airport could not accept us, because. there are a lot of planes landing, and the airport is very small, and in addition to that, we circled over the sea for another 40 minutes. Having landed, we saw a road 20 meters from the runway, where cars drove quietly. If you want to walk along the runway (you don't have to enter the building : )), in general, walk wherever you want. Passport control went pretty quickly, Fortunately, we have a visa-free regime.
Near the entrance, the bus of the representative of the host party was waiting for us. We arrived at the hotel without incident. It is a little more than an hour to go, taking into account the fact that the bus transported tourists to different hotels. Ours was the last one. The hotel (small, built in 2008) stands by the road, but the noise of the cars did not bother. The room has modern furniture and plumbing, hot water was constantly cleaned in the room every day without wet cleaning. The highlight of the hotel, apparently, is the daily change of towels. We didn’t have time to dry off with towels before they were replaced with clean ones
Our price included breakfast. Naturally - this is a buffet, but everything is monotonous.
There is a good supermarket at 50 m. Five minutes walk to the sea.
The weather was windy all the time (it turns out that in September the winds begin here).
Nature is really beautiful: olive trees, large beautiful palm trees, pomegranates, tangerines, figs all grow right in the city.
In general, this is a holiday for those who want to relax in peace. We liked it, despite some little things.
P. S. once again about the airport: we were the first to check in for the flight (lucky), because. 5 minutes later there was a huge queue. After checking in, we stood in line (which blocked the entire entrance to the airport) for passport control. There is only one door, and when it was our turn, we were stopped and people started to get on the flight, which was supposed to leave in 10 minutes (some of them had not even been checked in yet). A stampede began, Ukraine stormed Russia; We had flight 3392, Russia had 392. In short, a complete mess. Surprisingly, we left on time. But the flight that flew behind us was postponed for two hours, then for another two hours. We learned this already when we arrived in Boryspil.
Near the entrance, the bus of the representative of the host party was waiting for us. We arrived at the hotel without incident. It is a little more than an hour to go, taking into account the fact that the bus transported tourists to different hotels. Ours was the last one. The hotel (small, built in 2008) stands by the road, but the noise of the cars did not bother. The room has modern furniture and plumbing, hot water was constantly cleaned in the room every day without wet cleaning. The highlight of the hotel, apparently, is the daily change of towels. We didn’t have time to dry off with towels before they were replaced with clean ones
Our price included breakfast. Naturally - this is a buffet, but everything is monotonous.
There is a good supermarket at 50 m. Five minutes walk to the sea.
The weather was windy all the time (it turns out that in September the winds begin here).
Nature is really beautiful: olive trees, large beautiful palm trees, pomegranates, tangerines, figs all grow right in the city.
In general, this is a holiday for those who want to relax in peace. We liked it, despite some little things.
P. S. once again about the airport: we were the first to check in for the flight (lucky), because. 5 minutes later there was a huge queue. After checking in, we stood in line (which blocked the entire entrance to the airport) for passport control. There is only one door, and when it was our turn, we were stopped and people started to get on the flight, which was supposed to leave in 10 minutes (some of them had not even been checked in yet). A stampede began, Ukraine stormed Russia; We had flight 3392, Russia had 392. In short, a complete mess. Surprisingly, we left on time. But the flight that flew behind us was postponed for two hours, then for another two hours. We learned this already when we arrived in Boryspil.
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Knowing that Budva and Becici are large cities, we settled on a city that is calmer. Budva can be compared with Yalta, and Petrovac with Alupka. We were in Petrovac, at the Petrovac hotel, the hotel is good even with 4 * stars, not 3 *, it is from 2008, so everything is fresh and well-groomed, the food there is normal, we only had breakfast, for 9 years, the menu for breakfast was the same, but you could choose from it, at least we were not hungry.
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Knowing that Budva and Becici are large cities, we settled on a city that is calmer. Budva can be compared with Yalta, and Petrovac with Alupka. We were in Petrovac, at the Petrovac hotel, the hotel is good even with 4 * stars, not 3 *, it is from 2008, so everything is fresh and well-groomed, the food there is normal, we only had breakfast, for 9 years, the menu for breakfast was the same, but you could choose from it, at least we were not hungry. Room cleaning was daily. It interfered with the fact that the windows overlooked the sea and there were garbage cans 6 meters from the hotel, and the fact that garbage trucks came to pick up garbage from 4 to 6 in the morning, which created noise and, of course, woke up. Before, the sea was 150-200 meters in the shade and the descent is gentle. All the beaches in Montenegro are municipal and we didn’t really like them. We were on 4 beaches, all of them are in Petrovac, (1. Central, 2. Luchice, 3. Beach through the tunnels in the village of Rezevici and 4. beach which is further from Lucica to go about 40 minutes, uphill then from the mountain ) but each in a different bay, and on each beach every day we watched a dirty beach, where immeasurably cigarette butts, traffic jams, and all sorts of rubbish, there are too many people, everyone walks on you or on your bedding, even when they were lying on sunbeds, they managed to sprinkle you pebbles. Beyond the sea, there is such a thing as wind, which can lower the sea temperature from +26 to +18 overnight, i. e. you can’t always guess with a warm sea, but in a cold one in which you cramp your limbs and then your throat hurts, you don’t really swim. (if the sea is cold, then only after 3 days it will warm up, at this time it is better to go on excursions) The sea is often clean, but sometimes very dirty polyethylene floated. bags, algae, needles from Christmas trees, cigarette butts, feminine hygiene products, eggplants, the horror that even in such a sea I didn’t want to swim.
Yes, the nature there is beautiful, we were on 3 excursions, we chose more nature.
Lake Skadar (an ordinary lake with fresh water, where there are many water lilies and ducks with birds, they take you on a boat on a lake surrounded by mountains, swimming there is like in an ordinary river, the excursion is so-so, I was not impressed).
Bay of Kotor, (it is worth going to, because you will visit the old town of Kotor, there is beautiful architecture, visit the temple on one of the islands, and you will have the opportunity to swim in the bay. I liked such an easy excursion).
Durmitor Canyons, (During the tour we passed Skadar Lake, passed their capital Podgorica, the canyons where the Moraca River flows, visited the monastery, wetted our feet in Biograd Lake, and visited the highest bridge in Europe. The nature is beautiful, we drove, and there are mountains and forests around us, a lot of tunnels, we traveled almost the whole of Montenegro, but the tour lasts 12 hours, and it is very tiring, it can easily get sick and the pressure rise or fall. Everything worked out for us).
Cities such as Budva and Becici are more party and visited. In restaurants, the service is not always up to par. And everyone smokes everywhere. This country only develops its tourism, but does not follow order and cleanliness. We will not go there again, or we will go, but only in 10 years, when all this srach will be removed.
And more important information:
ALWAYS PACK YOUR Luggage (in wrapping film), as SOMETHING MAY BE MISSING FROM YOUR SUITCASES, AND DO NOT PUT VALUABLE ITEMS IN THE MAIN BANKAGE, TAKE THEM WITH YOU IN YOUR HAND Luggage. (Boryspil airport staff steals things, my silver ring was stolen, and the airline is not responsible. )
And regarding prices:
Sunbed 3 euro
Umbrella 2 euro
Ice cream from 0.50 to 1.30 euros
Water 0.5 l. 0.6-0.8 euro cents
Yes, the nature there is beautiful, we were on 3 excursions, we chose more nature.
Lake Skadar (an ordinary lake with fresh water, where there are many water lilies and ducks with birds, they take you on a boat on a lake surrounded by mountains, swimming there is like in an ordinary river, the excursion is so-so, I was not impressed).
Bay of Kotor, (it is worth going to, because you will visit the old town of Kotor, there is beautiful architecture, visit the temple on one of the islands, and you will have the opportunity to swim in the bay. I liked such an easy excursion).
Durmitor Canyons, (During the tour we passed Skadar Lake, passed their capital Podgorica, the canyons where the Moraca River flows, visited the monastery, wetted our feet in Biograd Lake, and visited the highest bridge in Europe. The nature is beautiful, we drove, and there are mountains and forests around us, a lot of tunnels, we traveled almost the whole of Montenegro, but the tour lasts 12 hours, and it is very tiring, it can easily get sick and the pressure rise or fall. Everything worked out for us).
Cities such as Budva and Becici are more party and visited. In restaurants, the service is not always up to par. And everyone smokes everywhere. This country only develops its tourism, but does not follow order and cleanliness. We will not go there again, or we will go, but only in 10 years, when all this srach will be removed.
And more important information:
ALWAYS PACK YOUR Luggage (in wrapping film), as SOMETHING MAY BE MISSING FROM YOUR SUITCASES, AND DO NOT PUT VALUABLE ITEMS IN THE MAIN BANKAGE, TAKE THEM WITH YOU IN YOUR HAND Luggage. (Boryspil airport staff steals things, my silver ring was stolen, and the airline is not responsible. )
And regarding prices:
Sunbed 3 euro
Umbrella 2 euro
Ice cream from 0.50 to 1.30 euros
Water 0.5 l. 0.6-0.8 euro cents
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