Hotel Savojo in Budva

Hotel Savojo is a family-run hotel in Buljarica, a small seaside village in the Budva municipality on Montenegro's Adriatic coast. Founded and operated by the Radunović family, the hotel sits directly on the beach in a quiet, naturally green setting — about 15 minutes from both Budva and Bar, and just 2 km from Petrovac. This listing is a one-bedroom, one-bathroom room with a single bed, sleeping 2 guests, making it well suited to couples or solo travellers who want the sea within a few steps. The property has 30 rooms and 4 apartments in total, in single, double, triple and four-bed configurations. Rooms include air conditioning, a refrigerator, cable television and wireless internet, and every one has its own terrace with a view. On site you'll find a restaurant, a bar, a private beach, and parking with a night watchman.

About the area

Buljarica lies fifteen minutes south of Budva and about two kilometres beyond Petrovac, and it remains one of the least built stretches of this coast. The bay is a long crescent of coarse sand and pebble backed not by hotels but by a marshy plain of reeds, fig trees and old olive groves, a rare piece of undeveloped shoreline and a stopover for migrating birds in spring and autumn.

With only a handful of houses on the beach, evenings here are quiet in a way central Budva never is; the loudest thing is usually the sea. Petrovac, a short drive or a walk over the headland, supplies the rest: a red-sand beach, a Venetian fortlet on the water, the islets of Katič and Sveta Nedjelja offshore, and a promenade of restaurants. Lučice, a small cove just past it, is worth the ten minutes it takes. Inland, the monasteries of Reževići and Gradište sit above the road with frescoed churches and long coastal views, and Sveti Stefan is about fifteen minutes north.