Garni Hotel Koral

Personal very friendly

Hakalovic·Hace un mes

This was one of my favorite places to stay the staff were so kind lovely ladies from breakfast Maya and Valentina . They were very friendly and helpful. Special thanks to Anjela she was always very helpful and attentive. She works like a robot :)

İsmail·Hace un mes

“Così così”

The staff were very courteous and the room was spotless, with a covered private parking lot and a varied breakfast. However, my room was on the third floor with no elevator, the furniture looked a bit old and worn, and even the shower tap and small balcony towel rack were subpar, making the overall comfort feel neglected. The location was a bit off-center.

Adele·Hace un mes

Parking was very limited and difficult to exit if other cars were still there, and the room was accessed via an external staircase.

Barbier·Hace un mes

The hotel was excellent during my one-night stay while traveling through Montenegro. A friendly receptionist welcomed me, walked me out to the street, and opened the gate so I could park in the spacious garage—no problem, unlike the chaotic parking in Budva, the busiest Montenegrin city. The room was spacious, clean, with fragrant towels, functional air‑conditioning, a comfortable bed, a large bathroom with toiletries and hot water, which isn’t always available in Balkan hotels. It’s in a safe villa neighborhood with plenty of shops and restaurants open late. The main public beach is about a 15‑minute walk, and the old town is a half‑hour away. Breakfast offered a wide selection of fresh, tasty dishes and exceptionally aromatic coffee. When I checked out, the receptionist walked with me to ensure I left safely. The price was excellent. Initially, I worried the cost might mean a subpar place, but I was pleasantly surprised. I recommend this hotel even though I won’t return to Budva; after traveling across Montenegro for two months, I think it’s the worst spot in the most beautiful country. The beaches are crowded, like on the Polish coast, with people squeezing into sunbeds; private beaches are very expensive. As with other Montenegrin towns, it’s relatively dirty. But for those choosing to relax in Budva, this hotel is the best option. The only downside: there was no water bottle in the room.

Jarosław·Hace un mes