First of all, the location is perfect - a few yards from the gate into Old Town and close to the modern shopping mall, the start of the promenade, and a grocery store. We stayed in the new building (sobe) with a balcony overlooking the sea and the old town. The room was huge, sleek, and modern but the view was the real prize. The breakfast buffet is generous with a wide range of self-serve selections (no omelette or other stations). I expected the big outdoor pool to be gimmicky but it turned out to be an awesome place to spend the afternoon watching the beach below and the boats pass by. Having walked a few miles down the beach I did not see another hotel that seemed to compare. I will caveat that we stayed in the new building and can’t comment on the rooms in the main building. Also, we are here a few weeks ahead of the summer season when things are more quiet. Two things to note. The main building and the new building are not connected in a sensible way and the direction of places on the resort are not intuitively marked (ie, it is easy to get turned around which is frustrating). Also, room service seems to shut down rather early. The prices are fair but maybe don’t wait until 8pm to order. In any event, there are plenty of good restaurants a 5 min walk away. In short, the location can’t be beat, our room was fantastic in all respects, and the amenities are top notch.

Hotel Avala Resort & Villas in Budva Old Town, Montenegro philippines. Hotel Avala Resort and Villas Budva.
The fairytale old town.
The Old Town (Stari Grad) is Budva’s showstopper, offering winding streets, historic churches and a centuries-old citadel to explore. But this walled fortress is also the ideal place to sit back and relax with a drink, or enjoy a spot of souvenir shopping in the quaint stores. Relax on the Budva Riviera
If you’re keen to top up your tan, you’ll find so much to admire in Budva – the surrounding region offers more than 15 high-quality beaches! The town lends its name to the Budva Riviera, a 35km strip of lush Adriatic coastline, which is home to secluded coves and islets.
Budva’s a haven for history buffs and sun worshippers, boasting a charming old town as well as a host of sandy beaches. But it’s not all about the past, there’s also an array of contemporary boutiques, restaurants and café-bars mingling around narrow streets of churches and bargain-selling shops. Podgorica is the capital city of Montenegro. Its rivers and bridges include the modern Millennium Bridge over the Morača River, and the stone bridge. Montenegro is therefore one of the newest internationally-recognised countries in the world. Montenegro is a Balkan country with rugged mountains, medieval villages and a narrow strip of beaches along its Adriatic coastline. The Bay of Kotor, resembling a fjord, is dotted with coastal churches and fortified towns such as Kotor and Herceg Novi. Durmitor National Park, home to bears and wolves, encompasses limestone peaks, glacial lakes and 1,300m-deep Tara River Canyon.

Lovely place to sit and eat/drink, friendly staff and nice food. Very reasonably priced, busy on a Sunday.

Only had breakfast here. Good service and atmopshere. The coffee and orange juice was great, so was the cheesecake. Only letdown was the poached eggs as they were hard boiled which goes against everything that a poached egg is about.

Have not stayed at the hotel, but ate there. Note that regardless if you are having breakfast, lunch or dinner, you should not be in a hurry. It takes time, and two eggs on some bread could take 45 minuts. The food is good, price are decent, but the servers do not speak english very well, and more than once they didnt really understand what we ordered. So look at the bill if they actually got your full order when you get it after ordering. If you do go, I reccomend the Greek Salad or the pouched eggs.

Didn't stay at this hotel but I had a quick meal outside opposite the old town.
Friendly service.
Really good food.
Nicely situated in a good location.