Slovenska Plaža Resort

Max

I stayed there for about 7 days, 31 of august till 6 of september 2025 and this review of this hotel is a bit late, but who cares, I'll write about it anyway.The rooms are in poor condition, with basic soap in the dispenser and a broken toilet paper holder that won't stay in place. There's a balcony, but I didn't say it's a balcony because it overlooks some kind of roof. This time, the room was on the third floor, and my relative has asthma and takes medication for shortness of breath. Yes, it's a problem for him, but that doesn't make it any less comfortable. The bed linen is dirty and looks very old, yellowed from sweat, and smells bad. The hotel doesn't even provide drinking water; you have to go find it yourself in the nearby shops, which are 300-500 meters from the hotel where you live. In Budva, you pay for everything, and at this hotel, water and alcoholic drinks are also paid for. There are two circular pools, which I understand are used by both locals and hotel guests. There are two thugs sitting there, not checking on anyone, and it's impossible to squeeze through. You have to reserve sunbeds early in the morning. The food is meager and not hot. I almost broke a tooth on cartilage a couple of times. They say they'll fix everything, but they don't do anything. In short, it was the worst time I've had this year. It's good that I went on a few days of excursions to explore the beautiful places, but unfortunately, the hotel was disgusting.I was lucky to have a balcony with a view of the mountains BUT! I liked Budva itself; there were so many things I managed to see, experience, and do that I'd like to see more of. Maybe in the future.

Roope paukkila

We stayed in a room when our Norwegian flight was canceled. Despite the crowds, we got a room relatively quickly, so the service was good. The room itself, however, was a different story: the shower ran cold water, and there were mold spots in a few places. The overall appearance was dirty.

Olga Iumatova

The hotel itself was okay, but the biggest issue during the stay was the hot water. Out of around six showers, only two were actually hot, which was really frustrating. I also tried contacting reception by phone and email and never received any response at all. Some staff members were polite, but others seemed completely uninterested and unwelcoming, especially during breakfast where the atmosphere felt uncomfortable rather than friendly. Overall not a terrible stay, but definitely not the level of service and comfort I expected. Modern hospitality really is fascinating. People pay money to feel like an inconvenience in someone else’s building.

DraR

We had a wonderful time with our family at the hotel. Our stay lasted a couple of days in August, and we were accommodated in the Vila Cempresa apartment. The location is excellent, within walking distance of the beaches and the swimming pools. The pools are filled with salt water, which was a great plus. The food was delicious, varied every day, and offered something for everyone’s taste. We would gladly come back next year.

Human Manhu

Unfortunately, our experience at this hotel was mostly disappointing: • Cleanliness: There was mold in the bathroom, the floor was dirty, the bed linen was not fresh, and the towels were often unclean. Despite asking at the reception three times, our room was never properly cleaned. • Food: For a hotel of this class, the quality and variety of the meals were disappointing – we definitely expected more. • Room: Everything worked technically, but the TV channels were poor and the Wi-Fi was very weak. • Reception location: The walk to the reception is very long, which is inconvenient, especially with luggage. For a price of €1,000 per person, the value for money is not justified. On the positive side, the staff were friendly, we were even driven to our room upon arrival, and the best part was definitely the beach – it’s truly stunning!