КОШМАР!!! NIGHTMARE!!!

I am writing directly from Montenegro, perhaps I will be able to warn at least someone about the risk of spoiling my vacation. This villa can suit only very, very unpretentious tourists.
Information tour operators about Azzuro does not correspond to reality. The villa is shabby, there is no "modern equipment" there at all. The rooms, which are supposedly studios, are old, tiny, the two cannot pass each other, the furniture is greasy, the linen is washed out, stained. The balcony overlooks the shabby wall of the neighboring house (half a meter) - not only the view is terrible, but also dark. The air conditioner doesn't work. Dirty dishes in the kitchenette.
And the bathroom - that's really something terrible! In a cage measuring a meter by a meter (no more! ), A toilet bowl, a sink, and a shower with a curtain will be squeezed in. To enter the toilet, you must first take a step into the shower, to close the door, the same to go out - you need to step back into the shower. There's not something to turn around, it's problematic to squeeze in there! There are more toilets on the train. The size of the shower enclosure is such that the curtain sticks to the body, it is impossible to wash without touching the wall or the dirty curtain. But the worst thing is the smell, or rather the stink from the sewage system, which penetrates into the room from the bathroom. Have you ever traveled in an old Soviet crowded reserved seat car? Approximately so it stinks in Azzuro's room.....

We turned to the tour operator, but they told us that we can only move to 5-bed apartments with a surcharge, because everything is busy. It is hard to believe that there was not one single double room, although, of course, now is the peak season. As a result, we had no choice but to pay extra and move, because living in Azzuro is like spending the night in a second-class carriage for two weeks!