Old Town on one side, Adriatic blue on the other
Few Budva hotels get quite this close to the action. Avala Resort & Villas sits beside the ancient walls of the Old Town and overlooks Ricardova Glava Beach, with restaurants, cafés, historic lanes and the seafront promenade all ready for exploring nearby. The hotel itself has history, too, having first opened in 1937.
There’s a proper resort set-up behind the landmark location. Spend sunny days around the outdoor pool overlooking the Adriatic, switch to the indoor pool when required or make for the spa for some dedicated downtime. A fitness centre gives energetic guests somewhere to work out, while the beach below means sea swims don’t require much forward planning.
Rooms and villas provide plenty of choice, with many making the most of the hotel’s coastal position through sea, mountain or Old Town views. Food and drink options include buffet and à la carte dining, with Mediterranean flavours naturally featuring heavily and terraces making the most of the scenery.
And that setting really is the ace card. You can spend the afternoon horizontal by the sea, then wander straight into Budva’s walled Old Town for dinner. No taxi negotiations required.
Facilities
Food & Drink
- Bar
- Poolside snack bar
- Restaurant
Entertainment
- Children's pool
- Indoor pool
- Indoor heated pool
- Outdoor pool
Sports & Health
- Fitness
- Massage
- Sauna
- Solarium
- Spa centre
- Spa treatments
- Turkish bath (hamam)
Find out more about Budva
Framed by pine-speckled mountains that slope down into the Adriatic Sea, much of Budva’s appeal is rooted in its spectacular setting. It boasts several of Montenegro’s finest beaches, ranging between bustling, bar-lined stretches along the main promenade, Slovenska Plaza, and more secluded, rugged beaches sandwiched between towering cliffs a little further out of town. Together with its pulsating summer nightlife scene, abundance of bars and restaurants and proximity to Tivat Airport (a half-hour taxi ride away), it’s no wonder that Budva has become the centrepiece of Montenegro’s 295km-long coastline.
Over 2500 years of history