Garni hotel Pana-Eustahije 253

The location is right in the beach, it was quiet, not overcrowded, and you quickly get used to the narrow both way roads leading to hotel. Just drive like a local. Breakfast was served with an amazing view and all day fresh coffe. Lady Diana was very helpful, friendly and always around with whatever you might need. Very quiet mornings and evenings. Small kitchen in the appartment is very uselful.

Tap water is undrinkable anywhere in Kotor and is salty.

Fabulous location outside Main Kotor, close enough to be walking distance, far enough it had a really chilled vibe. Super friendly owners were really chilled out and keen to ensure a no stress stay.

Nothin I didn’t like

I really enjoyed my stay at Hotel Pana. The people here are absolutely lovely and always ready to help, even when we had to rely on Google Translate to communicate! The location is perfect if you prefer peace and quiet, away from the busy crowds of Kotor. It’s about an hour’s walk to the town centre, or just €10–15 by cab and €2 by bus. Bars and eating joints are all at 5 mins walkable distances. The sea is calm with far fewer people around, giving plenty of space to swim and relax. Breakfast is simple but essential, with coffee served between 8–10 am and enough to start the day, don’t expect a big spread. Overall, it is a peaceful and authentic place to stay if you want to experience Kotor at a slower pace.

Rooms are simple, so if you are after luxury, this may not be for you. Wi-Fi can be patchy at times. Nothing otherwise. So for peace, kindness, and a local feel, Hotel Pana makes for a restful stay.

A charming old guesthouse in Adriatic style. The room is quite spacious, the bed is comfortable, and there’s a wardrobe and a nightstand. The view of the Bay of Kotor is undoubtedly a huge plus. And what’s more, it’s a true “feet-in-the-sea” hotel -- you step outside, walk 10 meters, and you can immediately dive into the warm Adriatic Sea. The staff is fairly friendly. There’s a kitchen available where you can make tea, fry something, make sandwiches, and so on -- plus a fridge. Be sure to have cash on hand! Also, keep in mind that a taxi from Tivat Airport to this place shouldn’t cost more than 30 euros — call a taxi instead of overpaying twice as much to the touts waiting at the airport!

The soundproofing in the hotel is rather poor. In the morning, you’ll hear people walking around, doors slamming, and chairs scraping against the tiled floor. Additionally, I would have preferred a cleaner and better-maintained bathroom -- without chunks of dust in the ventilation and rust everywhere.