Podmaine Accommodation

Podmaine Accommodation offers apartment stays in Budva, on Montenegro's coast, roughly ten minutes from the Podmaine Monastery that gives the neighbourhood its name. This unit sleeps two guests and has one separate bedroom, one bathroom, and one bed, plus a large terrace — a straightforward fit for a couple or two friends wanting a base near the monastery and the wider Budva area. It is one of four apartments on the property, and guests share the kitchen facilities, washing machine, refrigerator, and grill, so cooking and laundry are handled on site rather than in the apartment itself. Parking is provided, which is useful along a stretch of coast where street space fills up in season. Rates start from 52 EUR per night. Suited to travellers who want a private bedroom and terrace at a modest price and don't mind shared common facilities.

About the area

Lazi climbs the hillside behind Budva, in the old settlement of Podmaine where the town thins out into terraces of olive and fig. It is a slower address: gardens rather than promenades, a view down over the roofs to the bay, and the Podmaine monastery about ten minutes away, a walled complex of two churches where the Petrović-Njegoš bishops kept a summer residence above the coast.

The distance to the seafront is a few minutes by car and a downhill walk on foot, so the beach and the walled town stay easy to reach while the evenings stay quiet. Slovenska plaža and its promenade sit at the bottom of the slope, and the Old Town, the Citadela and the cliff path to Mogren are a short way further along the shore. Uphill instead, the road carries on into the Budva hinterland towards the stone villages of the Grbalj plain, with viewpoints over the whole riviera along the way and, come autumn, the olive harvest and mandarins ripening in every second garden.