Hotel Pirat Old Town

Hotel Pirat Old Town is a small hotel property in Ulcinj, on Montenegro's southern coast. The accommodation offers one bedroom with a single bed, sleeping two guests, along with one private bathroom — a compact, straightforward setup suited to couples or two travellers who want a base in town rather than a large apartment to manage. Ulcinj sits at the southern end of Montenegro's coastline, near the Albanian border, and is known for its walled Old Town above the sea and its long stretches of sandy beach. Staying here places you in the coastal region, within reach of the town's beaches, cafés and harbour. With a capacity of two and a single bedroom, the property works best for short coastal stays, weekend visits, or as a stopping point while exploring the southern Adriatic. Specific in-room amenities are not listed for this property; please confirm details directly with the host before booking.

About the area

Living inside the old walls changes the rhythm of a stay in Ulcinj. Mornings here are quiet — deliveries by hand-cart, cats on warm stone, the sea flat and glassy below the ramparts — and the crowds only arrive mid-morning, then thin again after dinner. The lanes are short and steep, so orientation takes about a day; after that the fortress reads as a small village stacked on a headland, with galleries, craft workshops and terraces built into whatever level ground the rock allows.

From the seaward side you can drop straight onto the ladders and rock shelves that locals use for swimming, with Mala plaža's sand a short walk down the ramp for anyone who prefers it. Restaurants within the walls cook fish simply and lean on Ulcinj's own olive oil and citrus; the town below adds burek, grilled meat and Albanian-inflected sweets. Everything else radiates from this point: the market and bus station are ten minutes down, Velika plaža begins a few kilometres south-east, and the coastal road north leads to the olive terraces above Valdanos and the sulphur-spring cove known as Ženska plaža.