A four-star hotel in central Budva, a short walk from the walled Old Town and Slovenska Beach, with apartments, kitchens, free parking and a terrace.
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Hotel Perun is a four-star property in the central part of Budva, a short walk from the town's walled Old Town, the Citadel and Slovenska Beach. Guests rate its location an excellent 9.4, and with an overall score of 8.6 across nearly 300 reviews it's a well-liked base for exploring the Montenegrin coast.
Rather than conventional hotel rooms, Perun offers roomy self-catering apartments of 50 to 100 square metres, each with a private kitchen, dining area, air conditioning and a private bathroom. One- and two-bedroom layouts sleep from three to five, making it a natural fit for families and small groups who want space and the freedom to cook.
Downstairs there's a lift, a 24-hour front desk, daily housekeeping, a shared lounge and a terrace, and a buffet breakfast is served each morning. Free private parking on site and an optional paid airport shuttle to Tivat add to the convenience. Payment at the property is in cash only, and pets are not allowed.
Hotel Perun is made up of spacious apartments rather than standard rooms, ranging from around 50 up to 100 square metres and sleeping between three and five guests. Each one comes with a fully equipped kitchen, a dining area, air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and a private bathroom, so families and small groups can settle in and self-cater. The line-up runs from one- and two-bedroom deluxe apartments with a super-king bed and sofa bed to a Superior Apartment and a two-bedroom layout with king and single beds. What sets them apart is size and bed configuration: pick a two-bedroom apartment for families needing separate rooms, or a one-bedroom for couples wanting extra space.
Hotel Perun is built around apartments, so comfort here means space and self-catering as much as hotel service. Every unit has its own kitchen with a refrigerator and dining table, air conditioning, heating, a flat-screen TV and a private bathroom stocked with free toiletries, a hairdryer and slippers; several also have a bidet and soundproofing. The building has a lift, a 24-hour front desk and daily housekeeping, plus a shared lounge and a terrace for relaxing after the beach. Free private parking on site is a real plus in central Budva, and a paid airport shuttle to Tivat can be arranged on request. Free Wi-Fi reaches all the rooms.
Hotel Perun sits on Cetinjska, in the central part of Budva, a few minutes' walk from the town's medieval walled Old Town and just back from the seafront. The nearest airport is Tivat (TIV), roughly 20 kilometres away and about a 25-minute drive; the hotel can arrange a paid airport shuttle on request. For wider connections, Podgorica Airport lies around 65 kilometres inland, while Dubrovnik in neighbouring Croatia is about 70 kilometres up the coast and useful for long-haul flights. Budva's main bus station is only about 850 metres away, a ten-minute walk, with frequent coastal buses to Kotor, Cetinje and Sveti Stefan. The hotel offers free private on-site parking, a genuine bonus in a town where summer parking is tight, so if you arrive by car it's worth reserving a space in advance. Within Budva itself almost everything worth seeing is walkable, and taxis are easy to find for trips further along the riviera.
The heart of Budva is its walled Old Town (Stari Grad), a compact maze of stone lanes, churches and squares on a small peninsula, crowned by the Citadela fortress with wide views over the Adriatic — the ramparts are best at sunset. Just below, Mogren Beach and the long Slovenska Beach frame the town, while the photogenic islet of Sveti Stefan, one of Montenegro's most iconic sights, lies about 10 kilometres south and is worth a half-day trip. From Budva the whole riviera opens up: the fjord-like Bay of Kotor and its UNESCO-listed old town are around an hour away, and the mountain roads to Cetinje and Lovćen National Park make a rewarding drive. May, June and September bring warm weather with lighter crowds, while July and August are lively but busy, so it pays to start beach and Old Town visits early. In the evenings the action centres on the Old Town squares and the seafront promenade, both packed with restaurants and bars.
