Location: Ulcinj Condos
Top Hotels in Ulcinj Condos
The 10 best Condos in Ulcinj, Montenegro
Discover the best Condos in Ulcinj, Ulcinj Municipality including Apartments Eneida, Hotel Senator, Blue Star Apartments, Residence Apartments, Apartments Bazar, Apartments Susanna, Bonita Apartments, Kopernikus Apartments, Apartments Casa Pineta, Apartments Lungo Mare.
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1. Apartments Eneida
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 79 reviews
The Eneida apartments are located in the beautiful grove of Liman, not more than ten meters from the sea, encircled by the thousand-year-old olive trees. These used to be houses owned by the richest Muslim citizens ("Begs"), with a dominating tower, whose windows housed the "Beg" who was watching the sea and walls of the Old Town, enjoying thus an unusual beauty.Today these houses have been renovated and adapted to be used as luxurious apartments, adjusted to the existing area of Liman, offering a complete tourist service. All this and even more than that, can be obtained in our apartments, followed by a real impression of relaxation for both the soul and the body. A turquoise blue sea washes our private beach where you can find everything you need to please your wishes.Each apartment has got a view to the sea and the horizon, a parking for your car, a mini bar and a kitchen, terrace, internet, sat. TV and everything else in modern tourism would be asked for. Come and ensure yourselves that this is the vacation you longed for. We can offer you peace, a strange feeling of relaxation and safety at any time, in the morning or in the evening. Perhaps the most beautiful sunset is just here with us. As you are watching the sea and the shadows of the Big and Small Crags of Liman, disappearing in dusk, the whole horizon becomes purple red as if you were on Tahiti.
What a place!!!
Reviewed By U937RHandrzejwAn amazing place, apartments are perfect, all with a lovely view to the sea. There is a private beach. It's very peacefull, quiet, the staff is very friendly and helpfull. It's difficult to get to Eneida, but when you do, you know right away it's worth it.
2. Hotel Senator
Overall Ratings
4 based on 29 reviews
Absolutely immaculate apartment with a fantastic sea view next door to a great pool and sauna at a good price.
Reviewed By Tom AThe owner is a dual US/Montenegran citizen. He speaks perfect English and knows what's what around Montenegro and Albania and further. There are 6 private street parking spots and another 6 in a private garage. The fella has his wits about him and will look after your every whim. His wife is in charge of marketing also American. Their family is so friendly and also pet friendly and accepted our Frenchy bulldog so nicely. No pets annoy staying guests as the apartments are so large. Next door is a very nice Italian restaurant with an English speaking Italian Chef/owner. The Montenegro Prime Minister stays next door on weekends with a police security presence here 24/7. So you can leave your Lexus or whatever here at peace all the time. Full security and service in this place. Cannot recommend anymore. These people have this place so good it's not funny. I will be back in the summer, was here in March, absolutely fantastic stay at a good price. The owner even gave me a lift to downtown when i was a bit intoxicated. Service unbelievable. Apartment so modern I cannot comment anymore. Just so fantastic, but must meet the owner to get the real feel. Ex New York fella.
3. Blue Star Apartments
Overall Ratings
5 based on 13 reviews
Beautiful place and people
Reviewed By gabi tA very nice place to stay, but I was mostly impressed by the owner's care about me and my family: useful answers to all my questions, very helpful. I will go there again the next time I will visit Ulcinj.
4. Residence Apartments
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 34 reviews
Warm recommendation for this hotel ??
Reviewed By DrAdeliaBeautiful , luxurious hotel. It has its own parking lot, there are cameras at the entrance to the hotel so your car is safe. At the entrance there is a reception where a very nice young man named Benny is waiting for you , he is always ready to help you and make your stay in the hotel and in the city beautiful and pleasant. He gave us a map of the city on which he drew us which are the most beautiful places in the city and how to get to them. The hallway is beautiful and there is a hand sanitizer on every corner. The rooms are spacious and clean (we were in room 204 which is a comfort double room). The room has air conditioning, refrigerator, TV (only with German channels) and coffee maker. the bathroom is clean, you will find soap and shampoo on the sink, it is equipped with a hair dryer, towels and a toilet. The room also has a terrace with a table and two chairs and a tumble dryer. On the roof of the hotel there is a gym, SPA and restaurant. The SPA is free for hotel guests but you must book in advance at Benny. Try to book SPA when the sun goes down. The hotel is petfrendly but with exceptions (contact them before departure, they respond quickly to messages). Near the hotel there are mini markets, pharmacies and restaurants (my favorite in Ulcinj is Lovac).
5. Apartments Bazar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 20 reviews
Completely satisfied
Reviewed By Joanna PWe spend one week in Bazar. 2 adults and 2 children. It is very quiet place. Far away from crowd and noise. Staff is very friendly and helpful. Place is close to the beach and restaurants. However the closest beach is not very clean. We preferred to drive 15 min to Bojana Island. Clean rooms. Swimming pool is definitely big advantage. It was never crowded at the pool despite the fact we were in the high season. We got cold watermelon almost every day on the swimming pool which was very nice. Children were happy :) One more thing. One night it was lack of electricity in Ulcinj. It was dark everywhere. Bazar has own aggregate and we got back light after 1 minute while almost the whole city was dark for several hours. Thanks for our stay.
6. Apartments Susanna
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 18 reviews
The friendly owners work hard to provide a clean, comfortable and spectacular accommodation.Ignore negative reviews!
Reviewed By MikeLondonSE19-21/9/19 We three British middle aged guys were making a quick two night visit to Ulcinj between Albania and Kosovo/Macedonia. We booked this reasonably priced apartment ahead (ignoring some negative reviews) from the Hotel Shkodra L and took a €25 taxi all the way (taking 90 minutes including half an hour at the border) to be dropped off at the upper castle entrance ramp. Through convoluted paths and steps keeping to the coast we eventually found the apartment complex which was between to the restaurant Antigona and Sunset Bar. We saw the big covered terrace and were greeted by the proprietress who checked us in and took us down the outside steps into the 'basement' floor. She showed us into the second room 2 which proved to be large and airy with a well equipped kitchenette and a picture window to a lovely balcony overlooking the sea and another door leading to steps down into the garden. The large bed and single bed were made up with fresh linen (albeit slightly threadbare but not a problem as reminded us of home) and clean towels. The kitchen had a kettle, small fridge with freezing compartment, full sets for four of utensils, crockery, glassware, serving plates and cutlery. The sink had washing up liquid, scouring sponges, tea towels and a washing bowl included. The nearest supermarket was IDEA on the main road out of town only ten minutes walk away). The preparation space was small and the lightbulb in the ceiling too weak to see what one was doing as always in shadow. I always bring my own plug-in LED lamp for these occasions (and bathroom shaving). Luckily there was a socket over the preparation surface so I could plug it in! The shower room was nicely designed with a proper divided off shower with curtain (plenty of hot water). There was a light over the sink mirror and the water pressure was good enough to jet my razor out. A lined bin was in the corner. The balcony had a table with a tablecloth, chairs with cushions and had wonderful views towards sunset (just avoid looking to the left to see the unfinished monstrosity next door - that story later). We had a bottle of wine at sunset on our first evening which was lovely. The garden below was wonderful but we did have a problem with flies and mosquitoes coming inside (we were told later that they came from stagnant water pools in the unfinished building next door) so bring spray or a fly swat if sensitive! The TV had a digital satellite box with more Russian TV channels (5) than English speaking channels (3) but no BBC unfortunately. As it was off season the castle appeared to be a dead town most of the time. Reading reviews it is completely packed and overwhelmed with foreign tourists in peak season so the restaurateurs were having a break either closing down (Sunset Beach) or staying open almost empty. The nearby Hari's Fisherman seemed to be the busiest as Hari or his son would haul passers-by into the restaurant with tales of his getting up at 5am every morning to go fishing for the day's offerings. We did not eat there despite the £10/litre of 'homemade' wine. The neighbouring restaurant, Antigona, next door restaurant played western MOR music quietly through the day and evening. No loud music (other reviewers complain about the volume) at night thankfully as only a few diners off season. One group were heard cheering as drinking rounds of shots (we were told that the restaurant is keen for diners to get drunk and lose track of consumption and spending). We did not eat there either as instead we ate at the quite cheap and simple 'Tradita' on the town beach road instead as self catering in general. The kitchen proved useful and eating on the terrace table was lovely. A German couple in room 1 were friendly too and advised swimming at Copa Cabanna on the long beach. We actually swam on the town beach as perfectly good enough, saving a €20 round trip taxi fare! On our second morning we had to pay and I approached the owner (Johnny/Jannis) who invited us to our belated 'welcome' drink on his terrace overlooking the sea. He spoke good English, was very friendly, talkative and a descendant of a very old local family on that plot. He told us of the trauma of the Russians who had built in the public outdoor theatre space (once his childhood playground) by his garden (stealing a few metres too) and how the German tourists (as guests - see reviews - fed up with the noise and dust and outrageous blatancy of this carbuncle that somehow got planning permission) had contacted the German Embassy who managed to stop it in its tracks! He had paid vast sums of money to lawyers to stop it himself (he was in England whilst it was being built) and had a stroke as a result of the pressures, almost killing him. By chance there was the fifth annual film competition 'Seanema' in town and we met the very friendly Director of the Castle Museum (surprisingly unlisted on TA!) who told us all sort of things about politics and the local issues. He gave me a book about sustainable development of the old city which was a result of a research project of a collaboration with the University of Vienna. It was all very interesting as it was an attempt to avoid 'Sveti Stephan'ying and I advised him on some ways to get monies for infrastructure improvement from the rampant private development that was going on (S106/CIL for those of us Brits in the know but this would be a Montenegrin Government Law to be encouraged). I later visited the museum (€2.50) which was well worth it as it is the last undeveloped (but restored) part of the whole castle, the tower being a temporary art gallery space too as well as a display of historical photos of the castle and its seafaring Albanian people. The archeological museum in the church/mosque was full of interesting artefacts from the Illyrian days. For our last Ulcinj meal the apartments' owner recommended a local family restaurant just up the hill to have lunch (another review) and offered to drive us to the bus station as we had to register (at his expense as was included in the cost anyway) with the tourist agency before we could cross the border to Kosovo or Macedonia. We took up his generous offer and got to the bus station in time (although the lunch took ages to arrive). All together this is a very nice, comfortable and spectacular place to stay with friendly, amenable and helpful owners. They pay attention to detail to make your stay memorable.
7. Bonita Apartments
Overall Ratings
4 based on 6 reviews
Apartments Bonita consists of 52 beds: 19 apartments, of which 9 two-bed, 7 three-bed, 2 four-bed and 1 (four plus one bed) apartments. The house was renovated in 2007. The location of the apartments is near the Mala Plaza (150 m), city center (200 m) and in the neighborhood there are restaurants and small grocery shops. Velika Plaza is 4 km away from the apartments, and if needed, we can organize transportation to there for the guests. Every apartment is equipped with: TV, air-conditioning, mini-kitchen, bathroom, its own towels, terrace, Wi-Fi. Apartments are cleaned upon the guest's request. We also offer for the guests a laundry service. In the reception office, the guests can get any information they need about the city in general, or any special requests. We offer the guests a safe, where they can put their valuable belongings if they find it necessary. we are offering the new breakfast-bar for our guests,therefor we offer Bed and Breakfast (BB) in our Vila. Our experience of many years with this family business and our staff is a guarantee that we will do our best so that your guest has the most enjoyable holiday possible. In 2012 we returned again in Our restaurant Bonita which is situated in the center of the Town (200m) from Our apartment with a long working tradition since 1988
Perfect seaview
Reviewed By VladyslavRudykWe got so much hospitality from Abazovic family, which is running this place. Thanks for serving great substantial breakfasts! Seaview is perfect. Room we choose was small, but included even little kitchen with anything you need. A good, quiet and romantic place for vacation. Small Ulcinj beach is aprox 7 minutes walking. Restaurants are close to Bonita as well, actually great Il Galeone is about 10 meters away. Grocery store is next door to Bonita, however bigger markets are in 10 minutes walking. Hope we come back next year!
8. Kopernikus Apartments
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 5 reviews
Brudno i nieprzyjemnie
Reviewed By Justyna BBrak pościeli, kurz na szafkach. Właściciel w porządku, ale żona okropna. Zrobiła nam awanturę w trakcie sprzątania i pakowania rzeczy. Teren w ogrodzie zaniedbany. Woda w basenie brudna. Jak ktoś ma samochód i lubi dojeżdżać na plażę to miejsce wymarzone. Na pewno jest więcej niż 1,5 km.
9. Apartments Casa Pineta
Overall Ratings
4 based on 5 reviews
Apartments Casa Pineta are situated in the most attractive part of the city. City center is 10-15 min walk.
Propre mais vue limitée
Reviewed By 281bertrandcStudio propre mais entouré de constructions. La vue mer est très limitée et ne mérite pas un surcoût, on aperçoit plus des maisons en travaux . L équipement cuisine est basique ( 2 fourchettes, pas de petite cuillère…). L immeuble se situe à l écart de la vielle ville sur des hauteurs. Comptez un bon quart d heure pour descendre à la plage et le double pour revenir car la pente est rude
10. Apartments Lungo Mare
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 5 reviews
Fiasco Urlaub!
Reviewed By Tony AFür uns war das schlimmste Urlaub in unserem Leben! Erstens..das Haus ist tatsächlich in einer sozusagen Pinienwald..aber nur ein Teil davon::die Kosovskastr. ist eine sehr befahrene und ziemlich steile Strasse..die direkt zum Strand führt..und auch als Verbindungstrasse zur Stadt dient. davon entsteht viel Lärm und Abgas,weil man hat irgendwie den Eindruck dass das ganze Dieselschrott aus Deutschland in Ulcinj in Trend ist. Hinsichtlich unsere Unterkunft,,wir hatten ein Studio mit Meerblick gehabt! im ersten Stock des Hauses...weil im Erdgeschoss wohnen die Vermieter, deren Eltern und 2 kleine Kinder (1,5 und 3,5) die sehr laut sind...sehr laut! ...und für uns war echt ein Alptraum ..weil wir haben Ruhe gesucht und in Kindergarten gelandet! In Beschreibung ist ein separater Eingang eingetragen...stimmt aber nicht! Die Austattung des Zimmers ist modest...in der Küche sogar an der grenze der Armut! Aus dem Bad kamm ein Kanalgeruch und nicht zu vergessen....wir sind nichtraucher aber das Badfenster öffnete sich in einer Balkon , wo die Raucher deren Vergnügen ausgeübt haben! So dann auf Wiedersehen sauberer Luft! Und...nicht zu vergessen...die Stadt macht den Eindruck Europas Mülltonne zu sein..wo bist du Greta?!? Überall Plastiktmüll , Papier, Zigarettenkippen,usw., obwohl alle 20 m. eine Mülltonne gibt und täglich geputzt wird! Stadtstrand ist überfüllt...nicht zu empfehlen! Achtung mit Taxifahrer...zuerst fragen und dann fahren ansonsten wird sehr teuer..obwohl taxifahren eigentlich sehr billig ist. EchT Horror Urlaub... Unwiederuflich, Ulcinj ist kein Ort wo man die Ruhe finden wird! Bunt und laut!
