Barber Apartment

A new building, new apartment, new furniture. There is everything you might need - towels, coffee, cleaning supplies, iron, even detergent which is thoughtful because there are no stores in a short walking distance. Friendly and responsive staff and stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea and the mountains.

We liked everything but wanted to let the future guests know that you should rent a car since it’s a steep walk up and there are no street lights. Also, taxi services are expensive and hard to find at times.

It's a nice apartment with amazing views as it is high up a mountain and looks over Tivat. You definitely need a car to stay here otherwise it is a 30 minute hard walk up and the mountain.

The communication from our host was very poor. On the day we were arriving, we let him know that we running late due to traffic. When we arrived at the apartment, we didn't know where the key was as we were expecting someone to meet us, so we had to ring him. Once in the apartment, the Wi-Fi password that had been written on a card was incorrect. We messaged him and received yet another incorrect password. Eventually his colleague turned up and gave us the correct password. After a few days stay the apartment ran out of water. We contacted our host many times to try and find out when this would be sorted. We went 36 hours without water and as the host hadn't offered to deliver us some bottled water, we had to buy some ourselves. You will be asked to make an initial deposit to a bank in Montenegro if you decide to stay here and pay the balance in cash which we did with no problem. When we arrived at the apartment we were asked to pay the tourist tax in cash, which we did in error, as the final price on Booking.com includes all taxes and charges. Our host quickly arranged a refund when we contacted him to advise him of this, but he then told us that the refund would be €25 less than was due, because of a bank charge on our initial deposit. There is a disclaimer in his confirmation that he is not responsible for bank charges, but given that's how he wants to be paid, and it is his bank that takes the fee, it just seems a very unfair way to conduct business.