Iberostar Slavija

Appraisal when needed. Thank you so much to the team and staff who worked at this hotel. Each and every one gave us excellent service. Two in particular stood out... Don't have her name because t it was the short blond haired lady who was a waitress up on the roof top bar. She gave us the excellent service throughout. Always very efficient,never waited for the tables to be cleaned and immediately serviced us on arrival. Thank you. Secondly our Concierge "Bojana". What a GEM. Very informative down to the last detail. Would go the extra mile and beyond to help. Advised us on our whereabouts in town which was very useful. Polite, genuine and a Beautiful person. If all persons woul take pride in their work as much as her, what a Wonderful World we would live in.... Wonderful Stay. Thank you once again Bojana. The Welsh Couple ( Who made you 🥲) Beautiful Hotel, beautiful rooms and lovely decorated. Only downside was, on our luxury balcony overlooking the sea and towards the old town was above the main road. It was so noisy there was never a pleasure sitting outside to have a morning coffee and take in the sights. Such a shame. It was like overwatching a Motorway.. Everything else made up for one blip!!

We chose this hotel for it's location. Close to the promenade and Budva old town. We were not disappointed. Our room was large with a balcony that was joined to our friends next door. We did not pay for a sea view so had a room at the side of the hotel. Lovely large bed, sofa and 2 armchairs and a large bathroom with a spacious shower. Lots of wardrobe space. We only had breakfast at the hotel which was good. Opportunity to order off the small menu or a buffet with all you could ask for. We found the staff to be excellent, friendly and professional. The roof terrace was a bonus, with a large lounger area, sofas for drinks and an inside restaurant for lunch. It is about a twenty minute walk to the old town, the promenade being lined with open air restaurants. The old town is beautiful. If you pay 6 euros to go into the museum you get to walk some of the old walls. We also went to a hillside restaurant called Vista, which is 5 minuutes by taxi for 5 euros. This is absolutely beautiful, with panoramic views of the old town and a must visit. A bit more expensive than the promenade restaurants, more like UK restaurant prices but definitely worth it. We also went to Petrovac, Presat and Kotor, all were beautiful.

Great stay at the Slavija Iberostar. We were welcomed very nicely by the reception crew. Our j. Suite was large and airy with a seaside view from the balcony. The room was clean and well maintained. Food at breakfast was fresh and very good with a large selection of warm and cold items that changed slightly from day to day so it wasnt boring. The rooftop infinity pool was perfect with exhuberating views of the Bay. There are lots of options for dinner around and it is a 15-20 minute walk or a 5 minute 4 euro taxi to the Old Town. Strongly recommend.

Hotel ok basic furniture broken in room , fouls smell everyday on entry breakfast hit and miss , bar food was disappointing, deffo worth a walk around to Grill arena for better food and half the price .

Stay away from this hotel if you are a Brit. There is a distinct difference in treatment if you are a Brit to the treatment you get if you are a German. I'm here now with my girlfriend and am absolutely livid. We have been here four days of a seven day holiday and have booked one of the most expensive suites they offer. We are next to two identical rooms. We have a huge balcony overlooking the beach. It's a great view. On day two I noticed the couple next to us had sun loungers on their balcony. Makes sense, the balcony is perfectly set up for them. I asked reception if we could have some brought up to ours. Flatly refused. Not possible she said. I asked why our neighbours had them. She told me they owned the hotel!! I went away and asked our neighbours who were, yes, German, and thankfully spoke great English and told me they were not the hotel owners and had simply asked for them to be brought up to their balcony. Day four and neighbours to the left, German once again, had sun loungers on their balcony. Again I went to reception to be told that their room was different. No, it is exactly the same suite. Again, flat refusal, again told it was not possible. I told them they were discriminating against customers and that this was not fair. Nationality of the receptionists on both occasions? Yes, German! This outright racism has ruined what was supposed to be a relaxing holiday. Knowing that you are being discriminated against because of your nationality is disgraceful. If you are a Brit, stay away from this hotel. They've clearly got a grudge and favour their German guests, of which there is a huge majority, quite openly above you.