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Holiday rentals in Kotor

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Two sunbeds are positioned on a stone terrace overlooking clear waters. A small boat is anchored nearby, while a mountainous landscape rises in the background under a partly cloudy sky. The serene surroundings reflect the tranquil atmosphere of the coastal area.
Flat in Kotor
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 325 reviews

MARETA III - waterfront

Apartmant Mareta III is part of the original house that is over 200 years old, which is a cultural monument existing in the Austro Hungarian maps from the XIX century. The house is mediterranean style building made of stone.The apartment is situated only 5 m away from the sea in the heart of the idyllic old place named Ljuta, that is just 7 km away from Kotor. Apartmant has a handmade double bed, sofa, Wi-Fi, android TV, cable TV, air conditioner , unique rustic kitchen, microwave and fridge.

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Apartment in Kotor
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 209 reviews

Bright & Cosy Old Town Mansion With Romantic Charm

Step into our bright and elegant 1-bedroom sanctuary nestled within the medieval stone walls of Kotor Old Town. Immerse yourself in UNESCO-protected charm while basking in modern comfort. Adorned with sunlight, this apartment overlooks the picturesque & vibrant Milk Square and the ancient city skylines, inviting you to journey through time. Centrally located, just moments away from the bus station, beaches, and restaurants, it offers a vibrant and atmospheric retreat in the heart of history.

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A spacious balcony offers scenic views of mountains and water. A hanging chair and a seating area are included, with decorative textiles adding color. Natural light enhances the space, while a soft rug complements the inviting outdoor environment.
Flat in Kotor
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 249 reviews

One bedroom apartment with outstanding view

Wake up to golden light, sip espresso on the balcony, and watch the Adriatic shimmer below. This stylish one-bedroom apartment is a calm escape just 10 minutes from Kotor’s Old Town. Enjoy sea UNREAL views, cozy interiors, and peaceful surroundings. Grocery stores are 2–5 mins away, with the best bakery and top restaurants just around the corner. Perfect for quiet mornings, romantic sunsets, and relaxing after a day of exploring. Come for the view, stay for the vibe. It’s your Kotor love story

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A private terrace offers stunning views of the serene water and mountains. Outdoor seating includes a glass table with four chairs, accented by blooming flowers along the railing. Sunlight reflects off the water, creating a calm and inviting atmosphere for relaxation.
Villa in Kotor
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 104 reviews

Seaside Villa Rose — 4BR, Garage & 2 Terraces

Sun-drenched seaside home with panoramic Bay views, located in a traditional, picturesque fishing village - authentic local charm, just 2 KM away from the Old Town of Kotor. Spacious and elegant - 4 bedrooms, 2 modern bathrooms, 2 private terraces, a fully equipped kitchen, fast Wi‑Fi, and work-friendly spaces. Secure garage, ideal for families, couples, and remote workers seeking tranquil luxury by the sea. Local tips, optional airport transfer, and an attentive host for a seamless stay.

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Flat
4.89 out of 5 average rating, 9 reviews

Sunlit Escape | Medieval Stone & Secret Terrace

Escape to a sunny, stylish studio wrapped in authentic medieval stone walls, peacefully tucked above Old Town Kotor. Freshly renovated with new furniture, it features stunning elevated views from two windows, a well-equipped kitchenette with a coffee machine. Access to a spacious shared multilevel terrace surrounded by greenery is a rare gem. A true hidden retreat above the bustle:) <b>80 outdoor steps</b> to reach it, but the views and hideout from night life are absolutely worth it!

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A modern kitchen features light green cabinetry paired with white marble countertops. A farmhouse sink with a sleek faucet sits beside a vintage-style oven. A coffee maker and various kitchen accessories are neatly arranged. Bar stools are positioned at a small breakfast bar near the window, providing natural light.
Flat in Kotor
4.9 out of 5 average rating, 71 reviews

Venetian-era apartment at Kotor Old Town Gate

Venetian-era vintage-style apartment in an historic 18th century building - located right at the South Gate of Kotor’s Old Town walls. Recently renovated, the space offers a blend of modern comfort and timeless elegance. An unbeatable location, offering a cozy nest in the quiet part of the Old Town. Enjoy breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and Kotor Bay Marina directly from your window. Stroll through the cobblestone streets and city walls, located right at your doorstep.

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A serene sauna space is revealed with warm wooden benches and soothing natural light filtering through a window. The view includes greenery and distant mountains, creating a relaxing environment. A comfortable wooden bucket rests on the bench, inviting peaceful relaxation.
Flat in Kotor
5 out of 5 average rating, 13 reviews

Central Spa Studio

Enjoy an exquisite experience in peaceful part of town which our apartment provides in the heart of Kotor. Relax in your personal sauna with ice generator machine after the day of sightseeing in Kotor or a day spent on the beach just around the corner from our apartment. The supermarket is 50m away, and the picturesque old town of Kotor which is UNESCO heritage is just a step away. Parking is on request(extra charge) Perfect for couples, special occasions and refined getaways.

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A tranquil waterfront scene features an old stone house with green shutters and balconies overlooking the calm sea. Sun loungers are positioned on the terrace near the water's edge, while mountains rise in the background, enhancing the serene atmosphere of the setting.
Home in Kotor
5 out of 5 average rating, 253 reviews

Kotor - Stone House by the Sea

This waterfront old stone house was originally built in 19th century and completely renovated in 2018. The interior represents a mix of a traditional Mediterranean style combined with modern design. Set in a peaceful old fisherman village called Muo, our house is perfect base for exploring the Bay. The Old town of Kotor is less than 10min driving distance while Tivat airport is less than 20min away. The house has three levels and each level has undisturbed sea views.

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A modern living area features a large, L-shaped sofa with soft cushions and a wooden coffee table. Bright overhead lights illuminate the space, where a dining table with blue chairs is visible in the background. A television sits atop a teal console against a light-colored wall.
Flat in Kotor
5 out of 5 average rating, 228 reviews

Sasha di Cattaro - Old Town Lux Apartment

Beautiful apartment settled in the heart of Old town, between St. Clara and St. Nikola Church, 150 meters from Main Entrance. An 80 m2 space features a fully equipped kitchen, 1.5 bathroom , 3 bedrooms , living and dining room , WIFI, TV , coffee machine, kettle, dishwasher, washing machine, air conditioning unites in each room. It has a charming balcony with view on St. Clara church. The apartment is close to all attractions and popular points of interest.

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The exterior of the two-storey villa is visible, featuring traditional stone walls and a red-tiled roof. A parked car is positioned in front of the villa, while warm lights illuminate the windows, providing a welcoming ambiance. The backdrop is formed by a towering mountain.
Villa in Dobrota
5 out of 5 average rating, 63 reviews

Casa Pantagana

Casa Pantagana is unique ancient stone two-storey villa in the first sea line in Dobrota, Bay of Kotor, Montenegro An old stone two-storey villa on the first line of the sea with an amazing view of the Bay of Kotor is located in the suburb of Kotor, a city-monument, included in the UNESCO World Heritage List, in the quiet seaside village of Dobrota, one of the most prestigious and sunniest places in the bay.

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An outdoor area features a private pool with an infinity edge overlooking the sea and mountains. Sun loungers are arranged beside the water, creating a relaxing space. The surrounding deck is made of natural wood, enhancing the connection to the tranquil waterfront scenery.
Villa in Kotor
4.9 out of 5 average rating, 171 reviews

House _W_

Luxury House on the seafront with PRIVATE pool and parking space,it has two rooms with two large double beds and a sofa that can be folded out for two people, one toilet and a large kitchen and living room with a front side in glass that offers a wonderful view of the bay,a few steps away is a small beach and access to the sea, just a few steps away are the best restaurants in town and a shop

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The bedroom features a spacious bed with elegant linens, complemented by modern lighting. Large glass doors illuminate the space and provide access to a private terrace, offering stunning mountain views and a cozy workspace with a desk.
Flat in Kotor
4.84 out of 5 average rating, 101 reviews

Monte Mello Apartment

Discover the perfect blend of comfort and convenience in this charming, brand-new apartment nestled in beautiful Kotor, Montenegro. Situated on the second floor of a modern building with an elevator, this cozy retreat was lovingly created by its owners who are professional interior designers, and is now ready to welcome guests seeking a relaxing getaway with stunning views.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Kotor?

    Stays in the Old Town let you explore historic stone houses and cobbled streets, while neighborhoods near the waterfront have scenic bay views. Some travelers enjoy quieter areas around Dobrota for a relaxed atmosphere.

  • What are the best things to do in Kotor with kids?

    Families explore the historic walls of Kotor, wander lively plazas, and join boat rides around the bay. Small museums and seaside promenades often appeal to children, adding variety to the experience.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Kotor?

    Explore Kotor’s Old Town, walk the city walls, and climb to the San Giovanni Fortress for panoramic bay views. The waterfront has vibrant cafes and markets, while nearby hills invite short nature walks.

  • How is the weather in Kotor?

    Kotor has mild winters, around 41–55°F (5–13°C), with frequent rain. Summers are warm and mostly sunny, between 69–89°F (21–32°C), making outdoor activities popular.

  • What are the best places to visit in Kotor?

    Kotor’s Old Town is often recommended for its medieval architecture and lively squares. San Giovanni Fortress is known for sweeping views, and cultural sites such as St. Tryphon Cathedral highlight local history.

  • What are some hiking trails in Kotor?

    The trail up to San Giovanni Fortress has stone steps and scenic overlooks along the way. Nature paths around the Vrmac ridge frequently suggested for gentle walks and panoramic bay vistas.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Kotor?

    Families join walking tours through Old Town, visit interactive exhibits in local museums, and enjoy boat outings on the bay. Parks and promenades around the waterfront are good for relaxed play.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Kotor?

    Nearby coastal towns feature traditional markets and historic architecture, while mountain villages showcase local crafts and quiet landscapes. Boat excursions around the bay are frequently suggested for a change of scenery.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Kotor?

    Many accommodations in Kotor welcome pets, especially those near Dobrota and in the Old Town area. Bayside promenades and green spaces make it easy to explore with your pet.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Kotor?

    Wear comfortable shoes for walking cobbled streets and stone stairs, and carry water on hikes. Early mornings or late evenings reveal quieter Old Town corners, while markets are lively social spots.

  • What is Kotor known for?

    Kotor is known for its medieval walled town, distinctive bay setting, and UNESCO World Heritage status. Visitors enjoy vibrant plazas, local festivals, and a blend of Venetian and Balkan cultural influences.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Kotor?

    Seek out tucked-away chapels and quiet garden courtyards within the Old Town. Small art galleries and family-owned cafes around the city are often praised for their personal touch.

  • What are the best foods to try in Kotor?

    Kotor has locally rooted flavors such as fresh seafood, grilled meats, and black risotto. Cheese from mountain villages and sweets like priganice, a type of fried dough, are frequently suggested by locals.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Kotor?

    Pack comfortable walking shoes for Old Town’s stone paths, a hat and sunscreen for summer, and a light rain jacket for wetter months. A reusable water bottle is helpful during outdoor activities.

  • What is the nightlife in Kotor like?

    Kotor has bars and small clubs around Old Town that feature live music and local wines. Waterfront venues bring a relaxed atmosphere, blending social gatherings with scenic views.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Kotor?

    Kotor Carnival in winter and summer brings parades and music to the Old Town. The region is also known for cultural festivals featuring classical concerts and performances, especially in late spring and summer.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Kotor?

    Kotor has family friendly vacation rentals in areas like Dobrota and near the Old Town, with spacious layouts and easy access to promenades or parks. Listings usually describe amenities suited for all ages.

  • When is the best time to visit Kotor?

    Late spring through early fall is often recommended for warmer, drier weather and outdoor events. Some visitors enjoy shoulder seasons, when historic sites and paths are quieter.