Ethno Lodge AB

Very clean and well-equipped. Super quiet and felt very secure. Nice gardens around the chalets. Friendly staff.

Difficult to find "reception" (assume it is the owner's home) but I did arrive early. Doesn't necessarily suit a solo traveller.

We had a wonderful stay at Ethno Lodge AB and happily give it 5 stars. The location is very close to Virpazar, while the setting feels peaceful and beautifully surrounded by nature. The apartment was cosy, nicely laid out and spacious. It also had a very pleasant terrace overlooking the garden. We enjoyed having our dinner there. The absolute highlight of our stay was the breakfast, lovingly prepared by the grandparents of the property. It was hearty, delicious and clearly made with a lot of care. The setting was peaceful, beautiful and surrounded by greenery. It was actually the first time in our lives that we had breakfast under a kiwi tree! We definitely recommend it!

Just a couple of small details worth mentioning. The apartment had a baby cot already set up, which we didn’t need, so for us it took unecessary space. The small kitchen is lovely and charming, and having a few additional pieces of cookware, such as a regular frying pan, would make it even more practical for guests who want to cook.

Lovely family-run lodge setting and generously sized, spotlessly clean room. We had a little trouble finding the property on arrival but Iva was very responsive and waited to welcome us. We were sad to miss breakfast on the terrace prepared by grandparents! Easy 15 minute walk into Virpasar town.

Nothing at all. Suited our needs very well.

I liked the friendly people, and the aircon both downstairs as upstairs.

Where to start. The house felt very dark, there was no comfortable seating outside for our lodge, only metal chairs that hurt the back. The lodges are extremely close together, the pictures dont do it justice. They built as many lodges in their backyard as they could and left very little room to breath. Then virpazar was the most touristic, unpleasant city we have been to in Montenegro. It was full of overpriced restaurants, bad food, and when you enter virpazar it is just a row of tourist agencies all trying to get you to go on the boat Tours.. It just wasnt at all what we wanted our stay to be and this was the first time we were happy to be able to go to the next location.