Hotel Petriti in Ulcinj

Hotel Petriti sits in Ulcinj on Montenegro's southern coast, positioned between the town centre and the well-known Ulcinj Main Beach — a location that keeps things quiet while leaving shops, cafés and the sand within easy reach. This room sleeps 2 guests, with one bedroom, one bed and one private bathroom, making it a straightforward fit for couples or a pair of friends travelling the coast. The hotel is a modern property with 30 rooms and 8 apartments in total, and every unit comes with air conditioning, satellite TV and a mini bar. Downstairs, the hotel restaurant serves Italian and local dishes, with roasted meats and pizza among the specialities. Guests can book on a half-board or full-board basis rather than room-only, and parking is available on site for everyone staying. A practical, comfortable base for a beach-focused stay in Ulcinj.

About the area

Bulevar Teuta is the road that carries Ulcinj out of its old core toward the sand, named for the Illyrian queen whose fleets are tied to this coast. The stretch is residential and comparatively quiet: gardens, low apartment houses, small markets, and enough distance from the seafront bars that nights stay calm. The town centre lies in one direction, an easy walk for the green market, the bus station and the Sahat Kula clock tower; in the other, the road runs down past the Port Milena channel toward Velika plaža.

That combination suits guests who want the beach without living on it. Velika plaža is a different Adriatic from the rocky north — flat, fine-grained, shallow far out, which is why families and beginner kitesurfers gravitate here while the beach bars spread out along its length. Closer in, Mala plaža under the Old Town gives you a swim between errands. Food in this part of town is domestic rather than touristic: grill houses, pizza ovens and bakeries selling burek early. Day trips fan out easily — Ada Bojana and its stilt fish restaurants to the south-east, the olive bay at Valdanos and the birdlife of Lake Šas to the north.