Idila Hotel in Budva

My family and I didn't stay at this hotel, but we lived in the apartments in the same building for a year and a half. However, my extremely negative experience is specifically related to the Idila Hotel.

We had a bicycle that the apartment owner allowed us to store in her personal space in the garage. This garage is shared between the hotel and the apartments. The owner gave me a key to open the garage door.

One day, after dropping my child off at kindergarten and returning, I opened the garage and started bringing in the bicycle. A car was about to exit but stopped. A bearded man, whom I often saw at the hotel entrance—where he and another bearded colleague spent entire days chatting and doing nothing—looked out from the car. He was holding a small child on his lap while driving. He began shouting at me in Montenegrin. From his words, I understood that he was demanding I leave immediately, claiming I had no right to be in the garage. My attempts to ask questions or explain only made him shout louder. When I went to park the bicycle, he began following me with his car. He said that if it weren't for the child (whom he was holding the entire time), he would beat me up. When I asked who he was, he replied that he owned the whole building. He then drove off, cursing.

The apartment owner came immediately upon hearing about the incident. We went to the hotel reception, but the man wasn't there. The Idila Hotel staff refused to help us in any way. The owner asked them to inform this man that he should never yell at her tenants again.

I encountered this man several times afterward. When asked directly if he wanted to apologize, he simply turned away. After that, he would always pass by in silence.

I believe this situation speaks volumes about the staff at the Idila Hotel.