Apartment Biser

The terrace was a favorite spot, with views of both the sea and mountains where we could watch sunrise and sunset. My wife and I stayed four nights in Kotor, and the beach was so close, just 1-2 minutes away, that we walked there every day. The kitchen had the basics we needed for cooking, and the bedroom had its own bathroom and plenty of privacy. We especially liked its small terrace, where we ate breakfast and lunch. On arrival, there were free fruits and beer in the fridge, and Nebo greeted us so warmly. He also gave us a map and suggestions for things to do nearby. The WiFi was strong enough for my wife to upload photos and videos without trouble. The apartment is on a quiet side street, and shops and restaurants in the town center are less than a 20-minute walk away. We had the best apartment experience imaginable. Love, from The Philippines!

Nebo made our stay especially memorable. He communicated well before and during the visit, picked us up at Kotor bus station, and welcomed us with fruit, homemade apple pie, and local wine. He’s friendly, hospitable, and knows the area well. The private, cozy apartment was comfortable, with magnificent terrace views. We also got to see the fruit and vegetables he grows. We enjoyed it so much that we added an extra night and were grateful to have found the place and gotten to know Nebo. We stayed in October 2022 and had a wonderful time. Thank you, Nebo. See you next time!

That view was the best, and he was one of the best hosts I’ve ever met. He brought us fruit, cold beer, and homemade treats from his mum, and was genuinely helpful and easy to get along with. His kindness and care really surprised us, in the best way :) If we come back, we’d definitely stay here again. Thanks a lot!

The apartment is small but practical, with a TV, good WiFi, and a washing machine you can use for a fee. Our host was very friendly, and you can rent bicycles from him too. We spent a week here and could easily have stayed longer. The terrace outside has bay views, and the location is excellent: the Kamp blueline bus stop is just a few steps uphill, with buses to Kotor Old City and nearby towns. It’s under a five-minute walk to the water and the lovely promenade toward Kotor Old City or the other way. There’s a bakery and convenience store a few minutes uphill, plus several restaurants along the bay nearby.