Hotel Vardar - Old Town

Hotel Vardar – Old Town is a hotel accommodation in Kotor, on Montenegro's coast. The room sleeps 2 guests and has one bedroom with a single bed, plus one private bathroom, making it a straightforward choice for a couple or two people travelling together who want a compact base rather than a large apartment. The setting is Kotor's Old Town, the walled medieval quarter at the head of the Bay of Kotor. Staying inside the old town means the stone squares, churches, cafés and the town walls are reached on foot, and the bay's waterfront promenade sits just beyond the gates — useful if you plan day trips along the coast without wanting to drive daily. Specific amenities for this room have not been listed by the property, so we suggest confirming details such as air conditioning, Wi-Fi and breakfast directly with the hotel before booking.

About the area

Almost everyone's first minute in Kotor is spent on this square. You come through the Sea Gate off the quay and the space opens out — the clock tower, the old pillar of shame, café tables spilling across worn marble — before the lanes close in behind it. Being on the Square of Arms means you never really plan a route: the cathedral, the Maritime Museum and half a dozen smaller piazzas are all three or four minutes away through the alleys.

Just outside the gate is the part of Kotor that belongs to residents. The covered market sells smoked ham, sheep's cheese, olive oil and figs each morning, and the quay beyond it sends boats to Perast, Our Lady of the Rocks and the Blue Cave out towards the open sea. The bus station is a ten-minute walk for Budva, Cetinje and Podgorica, and Tivat's airport is roughly twenty minutes by road. Kotor's calendar rewards a look before you book: the St Tryphon feast in early February brings out the Boka Navy in costume, and summer fills the squares with concerts that run well past midnight.