Kotor Hotel Guide - Church of St Luke hotels in Kotor, Montenegro.

"Wonderful place great location lovely staff"

"The staff was so helpful and provided us with excellent instructions for arrival, parking, and recommendations on things to do and see. They kept our luggage in the reception after check-out while we explored. It was a wonderful experience. "

"Clean room and amazing owners. Location was great as well."

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"Absolutely loved it. Hotel is clean, good size bedrooms and great service. Located at the nice place on the hill with great view. "

"Very clean room, excellent support and response from Adrijana. Facility and window view are are great. Hard to find the hotel at first. Need to meet up the staff at the reception to guide to the hotel. Always worth checking email for procedures on first time visitors "

"Room was good, tidy. Staff's were polite and kind. The issue we had was with the bathroom which is small, the floor was almost wet when showered. There was no free parking nearby. Paid parking was found in a 7 mins walkable distance. "

"Staff, location, location, CATS"

"I am writing this to offer a serious counter-perspective to the positive reviews here. While the location in the Old Town is central, do not assume this guarantees a professional or comfortable experience. Our stay was defined by unprovoked aggression from the host and a lack of basic utilities. 1. Unacceptable Host Conduct: The property’s reputation relies on 'host helpfulness,' but our experience was the opposite. Upon arrival, we encountered a jammed main door—a significant access and safety concern. When I called the host ('D') to resolve this, instead of assistance, I was yelled at and berated over the phone. Being shouted at by a proprietor while stranded at check-in is professionally inexcusable. It set a distressing tone for the entire trip. 2. Micromanagement of Utilities: Do not expect a comfortable long shower here. Hot water availability was severely limited. What makes this worse is the host’s controlling attitude toward the amenities; we were explicitly instructed not to touch the water heating geyser and forced to leave it on 'Eco mode.' You are effectively paying for a cold shower so the host can save a few cents on electricity. 3. Non-Functional WiFi: If you need to work, check emails, or plan your itinerary, look elsewhere. The WiFi signal was dismal and practically unusable throughout our stay. In 2025, reliable internet is a basic requirement, not a luxury. The issue was thick stone walls but surely there are WiFi boosters out there ?"