Hand-picked places across Montenegro, mapped and written about with a point of view.
The island-village hotel that launched a thousand postcards.
Five-star marina-front anchor of the Porto Montenegro development.
Quietly modern boutique right at the gate to Durmitor National Park.
Your own keys, the walkway outside the door.
Modern apartment residences right on the Pet Danica promenade.
Pine-built calm on the edge of the national park.
A small eco-lodge of timber rooms that ranks among Žabljak's best-loved stays.
Suites the size of apartments, a welcome to match.
Ulcinj's best-loved apart-hotel — generous rooms an easy walk from Mala Plaža.
Quiet street, big welcome.
A small, quietly excellent hotel a few streets back from the seafront bustle.
An old Cetinje townhouse kept the way the town remembers itself.
A guesthouse in a preserved old Montenegrin house, trading polish for genuine period character.
Small rooms count, big care per room.
A small upscale hotel on Kosovska street, minutes above Mala Plaža.
Guesthouse warmth that outdoes the hotels.
A family-run guest house on Braće Grakalić with a near-flawless reputation.
A whole chalet to yourselves, with the mountains on the doorstep.
A private chalet stay near the centre of Kolašin — space for a group, mountain town outside.
A marina-edge address, a fraction of the superyachts' mooring fees.
An upscale stay at the edge of Porto Montenegro, with the marina and naval museum on the doorstep.
Your own keys, your own kitchen, the mountains out the window.
Self-catering apartments in central Kolašin at around €40 a night.
A spa to come home to after a day above 2,000 metres.
One of Žabljak's more polished addresses, pairing modern rooms with a proper spa.
The hostel that made Ulcinj a port of call.
The legendary garden hostel that put Ulcinj on the backpacker map.
Simple self-catering steps from the monastery quarter.
Budget-friendly apartments on Ivanbegova street, in easy reach of everything Cetinje keeps in its centre.
Boutique polish on the hillside, bay views thrown in.
A small boutique hotel on Braće Grakalić with terrace views over the bay.
A quiet small-town base for the old royal capital.
A small hotel on the edge of Cetinje, an easy hop from the museum quarter.
Resort comforts without resort sprawl.
A compact resort hotel with a pool deck, on the lanes above the centre.
Boutique rooms with a rooftop bar pouring 360 degrees of Boka.
A central boutique hotel topped by a rooftop cocktail bar with views across the bay.
Family-run polish a short walk above the old town.
A warm boutique hotel on Kanjoša Macedonovića with a loyal returning crowd.
Wake to church bells, step into the square.
Well-kept apartments right in the heart of the Old Town.
Your own four timber walls under the massif.
Rental villas on the edge of Žabljak for groups who'd rather self-cater under Durmitor.
Sleep inside a family palazzo that remembers the Venetians.
Heritage rooms in a centuries-old family palazzo in the Old Town.