Apartments Doncic

We used this as a stop to do nothing during a longer holiday, and the apartment suited that perfectly. It was spotless, and the pool was amazing, with a spectacular view. The Old City is an easy 15-minute walk, though the road is narrow and you have to watch for traffic for about 100 metres before reaching footpaths. We had a car but left it at the apartment, since parking near attractions is a nightmare. Walking is better if you can, especially with July traffic being unpleasant. There's a bakery about five minutes away where we got fresh, reasonably priced bread and sweets. The supermarket is a 10-minute walk and isn't open on Sundays, so keep that in mind. There was only a hot water jug, no coffee or tea making supplies, so bring your own. Coming from Australia, we love morning espresso, and it was hard to find in the streets. I hadn't seen Nescafe instant on a menu around the world before, but it's here. Restaurants are good, some exceptional, and the vibe is fun. Prices weren't as cheap as I expected: tourist prices, with wine quite expensive and beer cheap at supermarkets.

We swam most days from the jetty at the bottom of the road, and there was a lovely bakery just a minute away on foot. The pool was a tranquil spot for relaxing in the morning or after a busy day, and the views were amazing. The apartment was lovely and quiet, away from the busy centre, but still within walking distance of town and the main beach. The host was available if we needed anything. I'd highly recommend it. Kotor old town is an amazing place to visit. 😁

The natural surroundings were incredible, with a green route to walk and a direct view of Kotor Bay. You can swim in the pool facing the lake. Dear Zeljko and his family were so friendly and helpful. Thanks to them, we had an unforgettable stay!

The apartment's views blew us away on our first visit to Kotor, and we especially loved the pool. Our balcony was a lovely place for morning coffee. There's a fully equipped kitchen, though we hardly used it, and a bakery just a few minutes away on foot. The centre is about a 15-minute walk. I do wish they'd get the local cats neutered. Kotor Kitties could help, and it would be much nicer for tourists to see healthy neutered cats instead of skinny mama cats.