Hotel Riviera - City Center

Hotel Rivijera sits in the center of Petrovac, a small town on Montenegro's southern Adriatic coast between Sveti Stefan and Bar. The hotel is built into a hillside and surrounded by pine forest, palms, and cypresses, with the nearest beach roughly 50 meters away — close enough to walk down in swimwear, and close enough to reach the town's cafés and shops on foot. This particular room accommodates 2 guests and has 1 bedroom with 1 bed, plus a private bathroom, making it a straightforward fit for couples or a pair of friends traveling the coast. The hotel is long regarded as one of the finest on this stretch of the southern Adriatic, and suits travelers who want comfort and quality without a resort-scale setting. Large parking facilities are available on site for guests arriving by car. Additional room amenities are not specified for this listing.

About the area

Petrovac's centre is greener than most of this coast, and this is the part where the greenery is thickest: pines, palms and cypresses running down the slope to a beach fifty metres below. The town grew from a fishing settlement in a bay the Romans had already found useful — a floor mosaic from a villa of that period survives a short walk inland — and the small fort on the point, the Kastio, was built by Venice to watch for pirates. The two sit within a few minutes of each other.

Between them is the reason people keep returning: a sheltered crescent of reddish sand, a promenade with enough cafés to make the evening walk worthwhile, and two islets on the horizon that catch the last light. Petrovac is compact enough to cross in a quarter of an hour, but it has a real year-round population, which shows in the markets, the bakeries and the fact that places stay open in May and October. Boats leave the quay for coves along the coast, the Paštrovići monasteries sit on the ridge above, and Sveti Stefan, Budva and Bar are all inside a half-hour drive.