The breakfast at the Shalom restaurant was pleasant, especially compared to kosher restaurants abroad; there were salads and cut vegetables, pre‑made omelets and eggs, roasted vegetables and potatoes, breads, etc., with a fairly consistent menu day to day. The hotel’s free spa, though limited in facilities (wet and dry sauna and a small whirlpool with lukewarm water), was excellent because the cleanliness was maintained at a high level and only up to five people are allowed in the spa at any time (you must book a spot). The hotel staff’s service met and exceeded all expectations. Room cleaning was good, with housekeeping daily. The only negative was that evening service at the Shalom restaurant was slower than expected; we waited 25–30 minutes for the dish after ordering. Maybe that’s normal in Montenegro, but I would prefer more waiters to provide quicker service.
YehoshuaSeminggu lalu