MODERN HOTEL NEAR THE ADRIATIC COAST
Just a two-minute stroll from Slovenska Beach, a sandy stretch of shoreline that’s part of Montengero’s Budva Riviera, sweeping views of the Adriatic Sea quickly become the norm at Hotel Millennium by Aycon.
You’re near plenty of other top-notch tourist spots, too, including a couple more sandy beaches that are within walking distance. And if you travel a little further afield – a 20-minute stroll or 10 minutes by taxi – you’ll reach the Old Town of Budva. This is a place of cobbled streets, winding alleys and ancient churches. All spilling out along the beautiful Adriatic shoreline. Fancy more modern thrills and spills? Hop in a taxi to reach the adrenaline-inducing waterslides of Aquapark Budva in a mere 10 minutes.
Or, if you don’t fancy heading out, the indoor pool and an outdoor terrace dotted with sun loungers will help ease you into holiday mode. There’s an à la carte restaurant open at breakfast, lunch, and dinner too, and a handy bar for when you fancy an ice-cold drink. Plenty of restaurants and bars are also nearby.
Perfectly located in a historical part of Montenegro, and boasting some great amenities for a memorable getaway, Hotel Millennium by Aycon’s an easy place to recommend.
Facilities
Food & Drink
- 1 international restaurant (breakfast buffet, à la carte lunch/dinner)
- Bar
- Cafe
Entertainment
- Indoor pool
Sports & Health
- Sauna
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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