Guest User
June 19, 2024
This was a lovely hotel, though there were a few things to consider. The rooms with the harbour view, also overlooked the hotel roof. There was a road between the main hotel and the rooms, which was fine distance wise, however this meant if you sat on the balcony, the service vans were coming and going through the day. This wasnt in general an issue, but the staff collection van, regularly sat with his engine running. The resort had 5 resturants open whilst we were there - one attached to the hotel, the others privately run - we didn't see a menu with local cuisine - the hotel restaurant served a multi cultural menu, which was lovely. Fish and pasta were common on the menus. The room we had was lovely, a good size, however the shower was of limited power, which is quite challenging when you have a lot of hair. The room was serviced twice daily, bottled water was supplied twice daily. The pillows were very soft. I didn't ask about a pillow menu. We would however say the hotel team were friendly, smilie and extremely helpful, especially Vok at the pool, Franceso and Noellia in the restaurant (hopefully all names spelt correctly!). We did get caught out, you are not allowed to take pictures around the harbour, with a "good" camera - so do be aware! We had booked through a holiday company & booked a couple of tours with them also, the challenge with this, is the hotel is a little way from some of the starting points, so extra payment is added to get us to the starting destination - so consider this. Or it may be worth the hotel considering transport into Tivat - a thought only. It is worth getting out of the hotel complex. The hotel does allow children and provides a kids club. At the pool there was the occasional tendency to "bag" a couple of loungers and ten walk off. The number of loungers at the pool is limited - this is due to space. The beach however is large with plenty of loungers / showers / beach towels / life guards and water at a balmy 21*C in June!