★★★·Ulcinj·9.0
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oppure scrivilo e basta — “intorno al 20, tre notti”
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Guest House Alea sits directly on Ulcinj’s beachfront, offering panoramic sea views and a four‑minute walk to Mala Ulcinjska Beach. Rooms include air‑conditioning, private bathrooms, balconies, and kitchenettes equipped with refrigerator, stovetop, and cookware. Free Wi‑Fi, a sun terrace, shared kitchen, TV, and complimentary toiletries enhance comfort. Paid shuttle service, private check‑in/out, and proximity to Podgorica Airport complete the experience.
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Come gli ospiti valutano la struttura, aspetto per aspetto.
Everything liked. The room is in a fortress on an atmospheric street, has a stove and all necessary cookware, and is very cozy. The TV only had two local channels and no YouTube, which bored the child in the evenings.
Olga·Un mese fa
Hervorragende Lage in der Altstadt, (geteilter) Balkon mit Meerblick und Sonnenuntergang. Aussicht (incl. Bad/WC) in alle vier Himmelsrichtungen! Nette Vermieter, für alle Anliegen offen. Der einzige Minimarkt in der Altstadt 10 Meter von der Haustür entfernt. Alles Top!
Harald·Un mese fa
Cleanliness, balcony view, and a courteous, helpful owner, plus the location.
Tomasz·2 mesi fa
The hotel sits in the old town, a short climb from the main beach, which we didn’t like because of all the sunshades and lounge chairs; in 5 minutes we could reach a great, clean, secluded swim spot in the ocean, then enjoy good coffee at a cool café, and there are plenty of restaurants around with great sunset views over a chilled bottle of wine, but our room’s balcony was a bit too close to an adjoining balcony, which was fine; we had a chat.
Martinotentino·2 mesi fa
The terrace outside is smaller than it looks in the pictures, but the bed is comfortable, the area is very characterful, and the mini‑market is only about ten metres away. The place is very clean and pretty, and the bathroom is spacious enough. The room only has two power outlets, one by the bed and the other in the bathroom. The kitchenette is shared and honestly not suitable for cooking anything but tea, coffee, or a boxed meal; there are very few utensils or dishes. You have to buy your own toilet paper; they only provide a tiny roll. You can’t bring luggage up because the climb to the top is a bit steep, and the car can only be parked at the foot of the old town—parking isn’t always free, and we almost always paid for it.
Claudio·2 mesi fa