Finding the perfect place to stay in Montenegro can feel like navigating a beautiful maze – stunning views at every turn, but accommodation prices that might make your wallet wince. While the country’s been branded as a luxury hotspot before fully ready, smart travelers are discovering clever ways to experience its Adriatic charm without overspending.
Hotel rates often surprise visitors, especially during peak season when prices rarely dip below €50 nightly in popular areas. But don’t let that deter you! Montenegro’s accommodation landscape offers intriguing alternatives:
Hostels are blossoming along the coast, though quality varies as this budget-friendly scene matures. For authentic local flavor, many savvy travelers opt for sobe (private rooms) in family homes. These hidden gems let you experience Montenegrin hospitality firsthand while keeping costs manageable – think €10 per person in shoulder season jumping to €30 during summer in hotspots like Kotor or Budva.
Here’s an insider tip: Between May and September, you’ll often find friendly homeowners meeting buses with “sobe Available!” signs. Take time to compare options before committing. Local travel agencies can also help secure great deals on these private stays if you prefer arranging things in advance.
Whether you splurge on sea-view hotels or embrace the personal touch of family-run rooms, Montenegro rewards those who plan strategically. Visiting slightly off-peak? You’ll enjoy lower prices and thinner crowds while still soaking up that famous Mediterranean sunshine.
