Apartments R IN

Apartments R IN sits in Budva's quiet Podkošljun area, occupying part of a private house with its own separate entrance. This particular unit is a 30 m² apartment for two guests, with one bedroom holding a double bed, one bathroom, and a kitchen niche with a dining area. A 6 m² terrace extends the living space outdoors, and the apartment comes with air conditioning, cable TV, and a telephone. The building has a reliable water supply and is modernly and comfortably furnished throughout. The beach is 300 m away, and the Old Town of Budva is roughly 2 km from the door, close enough for an easy trip in and a quiet return. The immediate neighbourhood covers everyday needs well, with good food shops, restaurants and cafés, a post office and bank services nearby. Rates start from 152 EUR per night, suiting couples who want a self-catering base near the coast.

About the area

Podkošljun is the pine-covered rise between Slovenska plaža and the road out towards Bečići, and Sarajevska runs through the residential part of it. The walk to the water is short and downhill, ending on the long town beach where the strip of sand and shingle is backed by a shaded promenade rather than a road. The wooded slope above keeps the neighbourhood a few degrees cooler than the seafront in August, and it is quiet at night in a way the streets nearer the old town are not.

Everything routine is on the doorstep: supermarkets, a post office and a bank, bakeries, and the mid-range restaurants that locals actually use. The old town is about two kilometres along the promenade — twenty-five minutes at a walking pace, most of it beside the sea. Taxi boats run from the town harbour and from Slovenska plaža to Sveti Nikola, the wooded island offshore that Budva people call Hawaii, and the coastal path east leads to Bečići and the fishing village of Rafailovići. In the shoulder months the same beach is empty enough to swim laps, and the restaurant terraces stay open into October.