Lux Apartments

Lux Apartments is a one-bedroom apartment in Budva, on Montenegro's coast. It accommodates two guests, with a single bedroom containing one bed, plus one bathroom — a straightforward layout suited to couples, solo travellers on a longer stay, or a pair of friends visiting the Adriatic. Budva sits at the centre of Montenegro's coastal strip, making it a practical base for exploring the region's beaches, the walled Old Town, and nearby stretches of shoreline. Rates start from 152 EUR per night. Specific in-apartment amenities have not been listed by the host, so guests planning around particular facilities are encouraged to confirm details directly before arrival. The property can be reached on +382 33/454-354, +382 69/039-438, +382 69/551-506, or +382 67/247-660 for questions about availability, arrival times, or what is included in the stay.

About the area

Inside the Old Town, Budva compresses some 2,500 years into a few hundred metres of limestone. The walls enclose a triangle of lanes barely wide enough for two people, opening without warning onto a square where the churches of Sveta Trojica, Sveti Ivan and Santa Maria in Punta stand almost shoulder to shoulder. The Citadela occupies the seaward point, and its ramparts give the view that defines the town: the riviera curving away east, the Adriatic to the south, and the mountains standing directly behind the roofs.

The beaches are effectively at the gate. Pizana lies right beside the walls, Ričardova Glava a moment further round, and the cliff path past Avala reaches the two coves of Mogren in under ten minutes on foot, while Slovenska plaža runs east for two kilometres behind its promenade. Life inside the walls has its own rhythm — shuttered and quiet at midday, filling steadily from six until the lanes are shoulder to shoulder after dark, with the Grad Teatar festival using the squares as stages through July and August. Eat one street back from the main run and the fish arrives at a fairer price, usually with a table you can keep.