Bella di Mare apartments

The owner was disrespectful and rude, and the hospitality was the worst we experienced in Montenegro. Everything we needed at the hotel felt like something we had to beg for. Towels weren't changed regularly. When we asked, the owner told us to go to our room and check for ourselves. There was also a misunderstanding about the place accepting cash only, and the owner threatened to call the police. On the second day of our stay, they closed the restaurant and started serving breakfast in the room. There wasn't even coffee, just Nescafe. The morning before, we had asked for olive oil at the restaurant and were told the owner would have to go to the grocery store to get it. We felt badly let down, especially for the price. I would never recommend this place, and feel it should not be licensed for tourist accommodation or hospitality.

The restaurant has great views and the staff were very accommodating. We only had breakfast, with good coffee and omelettes, and the setting had a great vibe. Special thanks to Dragan, who served us.

The location is excellent and the waiter was kind, but the food was overpriced and not very good. It cost us more than anywhere else we've eaten here, and still wasn't the best meal. The waiter couldn't lower the bill without the man in charge, who wasn't around. It's a shame because the place could be much better, and that wasn't the waiter's fault.

The restaurant and cleaning staff were kind and tried hard to help us, and we're grateful to them. The night itself was awful after what happened with the owner. We asked if we could pay to charge our car, and he agreed. But when we plugged it in, he yelled at us and was disrespectful. Kotor's map showed only two charging points, and neither worked. With no other option, we even offered to pay three times more, but he wouldn't listen or show any interest in helping us figure out how to get home. If I were the owner, I'd have helped guests in that situation. We weren't asking to charge for free.