Evropa

The hotel is perfectly fine for an overnight stay. The location near the train and bus stations is ideal for many travelers. The room was very pleasantly quiet. Breakfast was varied and delicious, and the air conditioning worked perfectly. Negative points: The room was incredibly small, making it almost impossible to squeeze past the luggage and bed. The furniture is quite old, squeaky, and smelled strongly of cigarette smoke. It would be sensible to have some non-smoking rooms. In 2025, many people simply won't smoke.

Hotel Evropa is a solid choice for many travellers to Podgorica — especially if your priorities are location, value and convenience rather than luxury-resort style. If I were advising someone: it’s very good for 2-3 nights, especially if you’ll use the hotel largely as a base for exploring or for a transit stop. If you are seeking high-end luxury or a resort-style stay with spa/pool amenities, you might want a higher-tier hotel. But for most city stays it hits the mark.

Great spot for a short stay. Food was good and cheap. Staff was extremely helpful and even allowed me to store supplies for when I returned from the Peaks of Balkans hike. Very kind hosts.

Pros:|- convenient location and excellent for the railway station|- friendly staff|- clean|cons|- I had two nights of awful sleep. The air conditioning unit was noisy and directly over the bed, plus hard to control using the remote as it was not clear which button did what. The curtains (one of which fell down as it was not properly hung) did not provide proper blackout so in the morning it was light enough to read without the curtain open or lights illuminated. |- it's not the hotel's fault or specific to them, but the time spent and effort of paying a city tax in local currency cash on departure is an unwelcome faff.

Very clean. Staff Friendly and somewhat English speaking. Food and wine very good. Beds and room comfortable. So close to bus station. Good location

Terrible Stay – Freezing, Dirty, and Overpriced This was one of the worst hotel experiences I’ve ever had. The location is right next to a train station, which makes it noisy and unpleasant, and there is absolutely no view. The rooms were freezing, and the heating (ATC) barely worked. When we asked the staff why it wasn’t warming up more, they told us, “This is the highest it can be.” We had to sleep in our thermal clothes just to stay warm. The water was another issue—it was never hot enough, just barely warm, and not even enough for two people to take a proper shower. On top of that, everything in the hotel was old and poorly maintained. The sheets weren’t even properly covered, and the whole place smelled like smoke. The worst part was the service—the woman at reception was extremely rude and unhelpful. To make things even worse, there is no lift in the hotel. The reception is upstairs, and all the rooms are on the upper floors. We had to carry all our luggage up the stairs ourselves, which was a nightmare after traveling. For the high price they charge, this hotel is absolutely not worth it. It’s dirty, uncomfortable, and the staff doesn’t care. I would never stay here again and do not recommend it to anyone.

Terrible Experience – Avoid This Hotel! I had one of the worst hotel experiences at Evropa Hotel in Podgorica. From the moment I entered the room, I was hit with a strong cigarette smell, making it almost unbearable to stay. The room itself was outdated, with old furniture and a depressing atmosphere. The air conditioning was positioned far from the room, making it useless, and the room remained cold and uncomfortable. To make matters worse, I accidentally booked a double room for single use, and instead of handling the situation professionally, the receptionist forced us to pay an extra €45—completely unreasonable considering I had already paid £70 for two nights, which was overpriced for the poor quality of the hotel. When I tried to request a refund and leave, they outright refused. The customer service was awful, with no regard for guests’ comfort or concerns. I would strongly advise anyone considering this hotel to stay away—there are much better options in Podgorica for the same price or even less.

Good hotel within 13 minutes walk to the center of town. Clean room, change towels every day. Reception people were friendly. Breakfast was good. Nice restaurant and cheap. The hotel is near the train station and the bus station. I will recoment it.