Spadijer Apartments

Spadijer Apartments offers self-catering apartment accommodation in Budva, on Montenegro's Adriatic coast. This unit is a one-bedroom apartment with a double bed, one bathroom, and space for two guests — a practical fit for couples or a pair of friends who want their own kitchen rather than a hotel room. The apartment comes with air conditioning, a TV, a kitchen for preparing meals, and parking, which is useful in Budva during the busier summer months. The location puts you 300 metres from both Budva's walled Old Town and the beach, so the restaurants, lanes, and seafront of the town centre are a short walk away on foot. A second apartment with a triple-bed layout is also available at the property for guests travelling in a group of three. Rates start from 129 EUR per night.

About the area

Three hundred metres from both the old town and the beach puts this address in the compact middle of Budva, where the town is small enough that most of what you need is a walk away and a car becomes something you leave parked. The shape of a day here tends to be fixed by the geography: mornings on the town beach or the coves under the walls, the hottest hours somewhere shaded, and the evening spent on the promenade that runs from the marina past the old town.

Stari Grad is the anchor. Behind the gates, lanes barely two metres wide open onto small squares, the Citadela looks down over the water, and the archaeological collection holds the Greek and Roman material that shows how far back the settlement goes. Beyond the walls, Mogren is reached by a narrow path cut into the cliff, and boats leave the harbour for Sveti Nikola island all summer. Eating ranges from bakery burek at the start of the day to konoba dinners of grilled fish and blitva. Budva runs hard through July and August, with open-air concerts and a night scene that goes until dawn; May, June and September are the months for a quieter version of the same town.