Hotel Atina in Budva

This hotel is a not what they are advertising...
We booked a room that was really nice on photo but when I arrived I was disappointed. Bathroom is part of a room, when you use toilet complete room is enjoying in my use of toilet. Breakfast was another problem. And for the end I booked this hotel because they had private parking but when we arrived there was no parking. I parked my car on the street.
Hope that this Turkish family runned hotel in Montenegro will change this things, otherwise it is not worth of the money...

Toilet is not separate room, rooms are not on the level of four star hotel, there was no parking, breakfast was bad and owner's are not local people. They are from Turkey which wouldn't be a problem if they run Hotel properly. This os not European standard, it is Balkan standard... I would not recommend this hotel to anyone...

Be carefull they have a non working tv,heating of the room take so much and they steel from the luggage. Of course they dont say anything about tv problems. The furniture is pretty old and broken.

A small hotel right above the Adriatic highway. The rooms are OK and service is really friendly and helping, but the noise from the highway is a nightmare. The pool was closed and the sauna costs extra (quite a lot).

The hotel rooms are nice but there is no privacy as the toilet is open to the room divided by just an open scream. The carpet was cream and could have done with a good scrub as it was full of stains. There is no lift to the rooms. Breakfast was terrible. None of the food was covered over there was meat and cheese sitting out with flies going around it . There was hardly any food there. Really a health hazzard. The pool we were told was closed due to a storm, this was not the case there was green mould all over the sides and bottom of the pool. This has never been in use for ages, yet they are selling this as a hotel with pool. The staff were friendly and helpful they organised a taxi to the airport , and waved us off when we left. We were told by the owner that they had come from Turkey and taken over the hotel over 2 years ago. So maybe it is a working progress

The first impressions were good, until the moment when €600 disappeared from the wallet in the room. The general manager was disinterested in helping us. He pretended not to understand what happened. We reported the case to the police. When the police wanted to look at the footage from the security camera, it turned out that it was not working. The card reader, which is used when entering the room, was not functioning either, which means that anyone could have entered the room at any time. After this incident, I felt unsafe in the hotel. Avoid this hotel.