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Kotor vs Budva: Detailed Comparison – Where Should You Stay in Montenegro?
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Yes, Montenegro charges a tourist tax. It’s usually around €1 per person per day and is paid separately upon check-in. Sometimes it’s included in the price – check the booking details.
Yes, some hotels allow payment upon arrival, though such options may be slightly more expensive. It serves as a guarantee for the hotel that you’ll actually show up.
For a beach holiday, consider Budva, Bečići, or Petrovac. If you’re looking for something quieter, Pržno or Sveti Stefan are great choices. Kotor and Perast are ideal for those interested in history and atmosphere. For a mix of nature and excursions, look at Tivat or Herceg Novi.
Always check the listing. Many apartments and hotels offer free parking, but in some cases it may come at an extra cost.
In popular destinations like Budva, Kotor, or Perast, many places offer terraces or panoramic sea views. However, these options are typically more expensive, especially in high season.
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