Antika Guesthouse

The hotel is a bit hard to find if it is your first time in kotor. After you enter old town which you can do from both entrances but the one close to the gas station where you enter the city is closer to the hotel ,you can open google maps and find the souvenir shop which is named guesthouse. This souvenir shop is actually the building which the hotel rooms are in. After entering the souvenir shop, the cashier register area is basically the check in desk for the hotel. You must pay 1.5 euro daily per person as the city tax while entering the hotel. The concierge took us to our room, which was on the 3 rd floor, obviously it is an ancient building so no elevators are present. The room was quite lovely and the building is made from rocks entirely which makes it a very nice experience. The only issue for us was that towels and room keeping are only done once in two days and this wasn’t sufficient enough for us, also the bathroom has a disturbing smell once in a while, we couldn’t figure out what it was but since it wasn’t that strong we weren’t as bothered. In the room next to the window there was an area where you could sit and enjoy the view outside, that was lovely for us because we watched the rain while sitting next to the window sill. Another thing is that it is quite noisy during the day and nights because the hotel is in the center of old town , this is a huge advantage location wise but the handicap is that there is loud noise coming to your room while you are sleeping. After closing the windows the noise was tolerable and did not bother us but if you are a sensitive person this may be a problem for you. One thing i would like to complain about is that on a Sunday evening we couldn’t find water anywhere and asked the hotel but they did not help us out and no water was provided. Other positive sides to the room is that the bed is very big and comfy and there is a fridge which you can use. All in all we enjoyed our stay and it was a good experience for us.

Excellent location (pedestrian area in the center) but difficult to reach and uncomfortable due to steep stairs especially if there are suitcases. To tell the truth, the very kind girl at the reception offered to help us bring them. The reception is divided in half with a souvenir shop and if you are unlucky (like me) you have to wait for customers to be served to check in. The rooms are very small and on one side of the bed the bedside table and electrical socket are missing. The bathroom is very small and with a noisy fan. The excessive cost for the quality of the structure.

I don't recommend this place at all. I made the reservation directly with them, serious mistake. First they wanted to charge me more than Booking, when I told them, they adjusted the price but claiming that Booking had an error 🙄. A week before my arrival, I sent them an email confirming the reservation. They told me it was ok. Finally when we arrived in Kotor, the receptionist greeted us and accompanied us to a seedy alley, full of rotten smell, where there was a tiny staircase that supposedly led to an apartment where they thought “I would feel more comfortable.” Imagine, having booked a deluxe room, having a stroller and a young daughter, why on earth would I feel more comfortable there?!? What probably happened is that I made the reservation with them and they did not cancel the room in booking, so they have been superseded. They sent me to that pigsty of hell. They are criminals. I had to stay there because I had no other option even though I searched and asked about the old town. They gave me a discount but it wasn't enough to compensate for the bad time and terrible stay we had in beautiful Kotor. I hope karma takes care of these horrible people and place. PS: at night there was NOT ONE light on that staircase of death, I'm grateful that it will be the city of Los Gatos because otherwise, it would be full of rats. PS2: On the second day they sent someone to fix the toilet, not only did they not warn and the guy got in while we were there, but he left everything dirty, left us without toilet paper and no one came to solve it.